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Jennifer Irvine

Jennifer Irvine is a Research Assistant investigating digital health literacy among young children. She hopes that her research leads to better understandings of how children learn health literacy, and how we can best measure it. Jennifer also hopes that children can explore digital worlds where they are protected and where their interactions are characterised by a sense of fun and wonder.

Earliest digital memory
Playing a handheld game called ‘Merlin’, that my brother and sisters had to share.

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