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Transgenerational Technology and Interactions for the 21st Century
explores how we as humans navigate the 21st Century, interacting
with technologies, including those that are intended to support and
enhance our experiences across the lifespan. This manifesto,
composed with humanity at the front and centre, pinpoints
succinctly the critical considerations of people, technology and
inequalities intersecting across our 21st century ecosystems. With
a special focus on bridging interdisciplinary research, creative
and co-production approaches, the authors explore and present
cutting edge discourse, building on previous research to form
contemporary and inform future awareness and strategies to societal
experiences. The authors argue that it is time to re-evaluate how
we move forward in a multi-faceted society, with the ever growing
reliance of technology but yet many voices are not heard, left
behind or not even considered. This creative and collaborative
response is suited to researchers, academics, designers, industry
and stakeholder professionals who have an interest the fields of
technology, design, sociology and innovation.
Transgenerational Technology and Interactions for the 21st Century
explores how we as humans navigate the 21st Century, interacting
with technologies, including those that are intended to support and
enhance our experiences across the lifespan. This manifesto,
composed with humanity at the front and centre, pinpoints
succinctly the critical considerations of people, technology and
inequalities intersecting across our 21st century ecosystems. With
a special focus on bridging interdisciplinary research, creative
and co-production approaches, the authors explore and present
cutting edge discourse, building on previous research to form
contemporary and inform future awareness and strategies to societal
experiences. The authors argue that it is time to re-evaluate how
we move forward in a multi-faceted society, with the ever growing
reliance of technology but yet many voices are not heard, left
behind or not even considered. This creative and collaborative
response is suited to researchers, academics, designers, industry
and stakeholder professionals who have an interest the fields of
technology, design, sociology and innovation.
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