Recruiting Families for COVID-19 Design Research

CRANSTON, RI — MARCH 16: Cecilia Conway plays with the family cat, Darla, while her brother James sits on the couch and her and step-father John Taraborelli works from home in Cranston, RI on March 16, 2020. The kids are home from school and the parents are working from home to stop the spread of coronavirus. (Photo by Matthew J. Lee/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

Understanding Families’ Technology Supports During COVID-19

Are you a parent with a child or children between the ages of 3–13 years old? Join an interactive, paid nationwide study on family technology use during COVID-19. For up to 20 minutes a week, share your challenges, strategies and resources for balancing work-related changes, school, care-taking, and more. Collaborate with other families on designing solutions that help families build resilience in the future.

Please fill out this 10 minute survey (https://bit.ly/family_screener) and the research team will follow up with you next steps. You can read more about the research project here: “How families can use technology to juggle childcare and remote life”, UW News press release, Sarah McQuate, April 14th, 2020. Questions? Email Rebecca: rem23@uw.edu.