Reconciling Nature-Technology-Child Connections: Smart Cities and the Necessity of a New Paradigm of Nature-Sensitive Technologies for Today’s Children
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child-nature relationship; nature disconnectedness; nature-sensitive technologies; smart cities; nature sensitive design; IoT wearables; mobile devices; augmented reality; gamified activities; landscape technologies;All these keywords.
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