Unreasonable Use of Mobile Phones and Learning Efficiency in Children

Aleksandra Sitek



Proposal of a Proprietary Design Solution Using the OFF DESK as an Example

Abstract

The article presents a description of the negative implications of using mobile phones as well as the process and description of the original project which is a response to the problem of unwise use of smartphones in terms of the effectiveness of childrens’ learning and work. The article is a synthesis of the author’s observations and conclusions from her own observations and analyzes as well as the cited studies and reports. In line with socially responsible design, it answers a number of questions that arise. Does the problem of unreasonable use of mobile devices really exist and does it pose a threat? Who is most at risk of it? Do mobile devices affect the effectiveness of learning and work? Which step in tackling the problem is appropriate - ban or rationalization? What solutions and design scenarios can be used here?

Keywords

projektowanie odpowiedzialne społecznie ; biurko szkolne ; smartfon ; cyfryzacja ; efektywność ; racjonalizacja ; klatka Faradaya ; cyfrowe dzieci ; pokolenie „always on” ; fonoholizm ; syndrom FOMO ; cyberspołeczeństwo ; interakcja ; nowe technologie socially responsible design ; school desk ; smartphone ; digitization ; efficiency ; rationalization ; Faraday cage ; digital children ; “always on” generation ; phonoholism ; FOMO syndrome ; cyber society ; interaction ; new technologies



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