Children with Down syndrome in Bosnia and Herzegovina use a video game to learn digital safety
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A group of developers, IT professionals, and designers in Bosnia and Herzegovina created SafeClick, a video game with a virtual assistant called Sol the Owl that teaches children and adolescents with Down syndrome about digital safety and confident decision-making online. There are approximately 550–700 children and adolescents with Down syndrome in the country, previously underserved by existing tools that rely heavily on text and abstract explanations inaccessible to them.
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