Over the past two years, the DigiCity blog series explored many different aspects of the digital world such as: deepfakes, cookies and pixel tracking, OSINT investigations, digital footprints, metadata, fake…
Article from Alessandro Soriani, Associate Professor of Special Education and Pedagogy (PAED-02/A) at the Department of Education Sciences of the University of Bologna.Videogames are often framed as entertainment artefacts, yet…
We often treat online interactions as separate from “real life”. Yet for young people, digital communication is not a parallel world; it is part of their social reality. What begins…
When we open a social media app, join a forum or upload a picture or video, it can feel like we are stepping into a public square and freely expressing…
In the digital world, security is no longer only a technical concern; it is a civic one. As everyday life becomes increasingly shaped by digital systems, citizens are expected to…
Digital identity consists of a set of digital traces. The photos, comments, and likes we send or receive build our online selves and shape our reputation. As curators of museums…
In today’s hyper-connected world, our online actions leave traces that can shape how others perceive us. Such perception can sometimes last for years, influencing various sectors of our lives, including…
Did you know that 2025 is the European Year of Digital Citizenship? This year, the Council of Europe is highlighting the importance of digital citizenship education. The aim is to…
In a time when video games are a dominant form of entertainment for young generations, the question is no longer whether we should play them, but how we should understand…
We live in a world where political movements are born in comment sections, where strikes start with a tweet, and where everyone, even a child with a smartphone can spark…