Professor of Early Childhood and Development. Interested in personalization, edtech & stories. University of Stavanger, Norway/ Open University,UK /Red Cross
What does it mean to become a reader in the 21st century? Our book with @teresacremin explores the ways in which reading for pleasure is changing in the era of globalisation, multiculturalism and datafication. https://t.co/CRPjJ0QJS9
📚 It’s time to reconstruct reading!
Join global literacy leaders @readingshanahan@NKucirkova@janhasbrouck, Gerald Tindal and more at our online festival, 17–21 November. Let's transform reading in schools.
Tickets open now!👉 https://t.co/oV4PTznoXr #ReconstructingReading
“AI needs to be designed to accommodate the values of young people.”
Young people and caregivers must be involved in the design of AI technology, say @NKucirkova, Alexis Hiniker, Sho Tsuji, Robert Wolfe, Aayushi Dangol, and Megumi Ishikawa. https://t.co/sbefbqoW3B
Have you heard of '#EdibleBooks'? 🤯
Professor @NKucirkova of @UniStavanger has experimented with this intriguing concept as part of her research into how children engage their senses when #reading. 📖
“The biggest #EdTech challenge is that tools that are badly designed make a bad situation worse. Quality assurance for AI is key" - @NKucirkova
🎦Replay event: https://t.co/dKcZAOJeA9
🆕Blog: https://t.co/HHInbEXXZl by @shubha2110@rita_KAlmeida & Halil Dundar
#InvestInPeople
💡 ¿Cómo pueden las empresas #edtech adoptar un enfoque basado en la evidencia y alineado con prioridades como privacidad, equidad y sostenibilidad?
En el #edtechcongressbcn25 analizaremos estrategias y casos reales con @NKucirkova 🚀
PARTICIPA ➡️ https://t.co/YBwXDnOMgn
Collaboration between academia & #edtech is key to creating tools that positively impact kids. On The Cutting Ed, @NKucirkova highlights the importance of building strong relationships across stakeholders to support student success https://t.co/kY359ppgy9
Partnerships between developers and researchers could help to improve the quality of educational apps and other technologies, says Natalia I. Kucirkova https://t.co/Gizf2nQ1Dk
@rickhess99 Thank you for highlighting this issue. In September alone, I received offers from 13 different publications inviting me to be recognized as a top female CEO or top tech woman. It’s disheartening to see these outlets exploit both naivety and gender issues for profit.
Unfortunately, we’ve seen a plethora of low-quality, ineffective technology marketed to children and schools: https://t.co/4gU7XbKw0k via @mlevine_jgcc@NKucirkova
Fab work by @TeresaCremin + @NKucirkova exploring Funds of Courage - “to name and advance the individual and social dispositions that are sites of possible social-justice transformation” ❤️
I really really like the new visual abstracts that go along with @ilatoday Reading Research Quarterly #RRQ articles. Way to lead, @drjenrowsell
@christianehret@NKucirkova
https://t.co/ZdCLJCEFB9
New article on #readingforpleasure + the resilience + vulnerability needed to play a social justice role in this space. https://t.co/dyW6dSbucS One for summer pondering perhaps? 🤔 @navangovender1 @DamsonEd A global challenge @NKucirkova@eduHelenHendry@OpenUni_CLSJ