Yamada-Rice Dylan
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Dylan Yamada-Rice is a leading researcher in children’s digital cultures, with a particular focus on the intersection of play, technology, and design. Her work critically examines how young children interact with emerging digital media, including augmented reality, virtual reality, and the Internet of Things. One of her most influential contributions is the paper “Kaleidoscope on the Internet of Toys: Safety, security, privacy and societal insights” (2016, 34 citations), which provides a foundational analysis of the risks and societal implications of internet-connected toys—a rapidly expanding sector within the broader Internet of Things. This work has been pivotal in shaping policy and design discussions around children’s digital safety and privacy. Yamada-Rice is also known for her innovative use of visual and multimodal research methods, particularly in co-designing with children. Her research has informed industry practices and educational frameworks, and she has contributed to major projects on digital storytelling and play. With a career that bridges academia and creative practice, Yamada-Rice continues to influence how we understand and design for children’s digital futures.
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