April 1, 2024

Responsible Innovation in Technology for Children

UN Entity:

UNICEF

SDGs:

SDG 03: Good Health & Well-Being

Innovation Area:

Other
The research found something remarkable: digital games can indeed contribute to the well-being of children. They can allow children to experience a sense of control, to have freedom of choice, to experience mastery and feelings of achievement. Digital games can support children in experiencing and regulating emotions and help them feel connected to others and manage those social connections. Children can imagine different possibilities, act on original ideas, make things, and explore, construct and express facets of themselves and others. All with the help of digital games.
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