Add to ORKGA study of mobile phones in the lives of people experiencing homelessness in Sydney and Melbourne found that mobile phones are an essential technology for people experiencing homelessness. Yet, while most have mobile phones, and many have smartphones, users go for lengthy periods without or with limited access due to credit shortages, service restrictions, phone loss/damage and non-use due to high phone or data costs
My research examines the practical and social impact of technol-ogy on the urban homeless. To accomp...
To what extent have mobile phones become substitutes for fixed-line telephone and fixed-internet, an...
BACKGROUND: Addressing the health needs of homeless veterans is a priority in the United States, and...
Access to and affordability of digital technology for vulnerable and disadvantaged groups is an ongo...
Mobile phones play a significant part in young people’s lives for creating and maintaining social ne...
Summary: Access to and affordability of digital technology for vulnerable and disadvantaged groups i...
How does the context of homelessness affect mobile phone use among homeless adults and what does tha...
Video about the 'Making Connections' project aiming to develop solutions and partnerships with young...
We report a qualitative study of ICT (information and communication technology) use among a group of...
Access to and affordability of digital technology for vulnerable and disadvantaged Australians is an...
This pilot study examined how homeless people in central Scotland integrate and appropriate mobile p...
The article analyzes access to various information and communication technologies – ICTs-(mobile pho...
BackgroundThe median age of single homeless adults is approximately 50 years. Older homeless adults ...
This thesis explores the experiences of eight youth and the ways they use their cell phone while liv...
This study explores the role of mobile phones in livelihood creation among Syrian refugees in inform...
My research examines the practical and social impact of technol-ogy on the urban homeless. To accomp...
To what extent have mobile phones become substitutes for fixed-line telephone and fixed-internet, an...
BACKGROUND: Addressing the health needs of homeless veterans is a priority in the United States, and...
Access to and affordability of digital technology for vulnerable and disadvantaged groups is an ongo...
Mobile phones play a significant part in young people’s lives for creating and maintaining social ne...
Summary: Access to and affordability of digital technology for vulnerable and disadvantaged groups i...
How does the context of homelessness affect mobile phone use among homeless adults and what does tha...
Video about the 'Making Connections' project aiming to develop solutions and partnerships with young...
We report a qualitative study of ICT (information and communication technology) use among a group of...
Access to and affordability of digital technology for vulnerable and disadvantaged Australians is an...
This pilot study examined how homeless people in central Scotland integrate and appropriate mobile p...
The article analyzes access to various information and communication technologies – ICTs-(mobile pho...
BackgroundThe median age of single homeless adults is approximately 50 years. Older homeless adults ...
This thesis explores the experiences of eight youth and the ways they use their cell phone while liv...
This study explores the role of mobile phones in livelihood creation among Syrian refugees in inform...
My research examines the practical and social impact of technol-ogy on the urban homeless. To accomp...
To what extent have mobile phones become substitutes for fixed-line telephone and fixed-internet, an...
BACKGROUND: Addressing the health needs of homeless veterans is a priority in the United States, and...