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Welcome Digital families across the lifecourse is a Knowledge Exchange programme funded by the Scottish Universities Insight Institute Programme team Dr Sarah Morton, University of Edinburgh Professor Natasha Mauthner, University of Aberdeen Professor Samantha Punch, University of Stirling Clare Simpson, Parenting Across Scotland Douglas White, Carnegie UK Lesley Kelly, University of Edinburgh (CRFR) http://www.crfr.ac.uk/digital-families-across-the-lifecourse/

Digital Families Programme – Key Aims Understand how digital technologies are impacting on family life and personal relationships in Scotland Identify the issues that families are grappling with in relation to digital advances, and stimulate new ways of addressing these issues Foster innovative collaborations between academics and non- academics with the potential to both raise new questions and inform policy and practice Establish a ‘digital families’ research network

Aims for today To explore how digital technologies are used to manage family life and work-life balance and how technologies are shaping family relationships, communication and practices. To identify key issues in relation to digital technologies and family life, and how to address these. To develop new collaborations between researchers, practitioners and policy-makers interested in taking issues forward.

Older Age, Caring and Digital Technologies Final Seminar Seminar 3: 13 April, University of Edinburgh Older Age, Caring and Digital Technologies

Digital Families film https://vimeo.com/155656291

Questions for Discussion 1 How are digital technologies used to manage family life and the work-life balance? How are they shaping family relationships, communication, and practices? Are new technologies changing the nature of the family and family life?

Questions for discussion 2 How much do we know about this topic? Are there any gaps in knowledge? What do we need to know? What are the implications for policy and practice? What next? Some tangible actions to take forward.

Access/ inclusion – equipment and skills Dig tech leading to less independence, deskilling & disempowering of children? Gendered use of tech? Dig tech leading to more intensive emotional labour esp for women/ mothers? Intergenerational differences – in use & knowledge – but bringing people together? Dig tech leading to intensification of attention on the family & on parenting practices? Or is it happening anyway? Gaps in research and more effective links to policy & practice