Titlebook: Information and Communications Technology in Support of Migration; Babak Akhgar,Karen Latricia Hough,Anastasios Karak Book 2022 The Editor

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Migration Knowledge Production: Stakeholder Mapping and Engagementdeeper exploration into the role information and communication technology plays in migration, as explored in the current literature reviewed for the SLR. The chapter culminates in two case studies conducted for the PERCEPTIONS project: (1) the changing dynamics among stakeholders in Bulgaria, illust

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Easing Migrants’ Access to Public Services: The Palermo’s Hackathon in the easyRights Projectrganised to transform solution ideas into prototypes. During the 72-hour event, migrants, coders, programmers, social workers and lawyers joined forces to address the challenges migrants faced at each phase of the enrolment into the registry office. The chapter concludes with a focus on the unique o

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Lowering Barriers to Migrants’ Integration Through Smart ICT Interactionnents to achieve satisfying results and to hide the overall complexity behind an interface that puts the user at the centre of the design process and is able to provide adequate flexibility to enable services in multiple languages. The chapter underlines the aspects that at the present day are still

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Personalised Interaction or How We Can Improve Migrants’ Experience When Using a Digital Companion T such as their profiles, interests, behaviour, location and so on. It also plays a vital role in the user’s acceptance; therefore, it must be carefully considered, especially in groups with specific needs and expectations such as the migrants. In the context of the REBUILD project, the provision of

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