Generation Z's digital everyday life - four surveys
A series of studies on how Generation Z uses digital services: from sustainable food consumption and online media, through digital health self-monitoring, to e-education. All surveys are anonymous, voluntary, and conducted in line with research ethics standards and GDPR.
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Sustainable food consumption
Do young consumers apply sustainability criteria when choosing food? A study of attitudes towards food waste, local products, and conscious purchasing decisions.
What you get
A results summary and a practical guide to more sustainable food choices.
Media, news, and the quality of online information
Where does Generation Z get its news and how does it judge credibility? A study of information habits, source verification, and resilience to online disinformation.
What you get
A results summary and a short checklist for verifying information online.
How does Generation Z use online courses, e-learning platforms, and digital learning resources? A study of attitudes towards e-education and the idea of lifelong learning.
What you get
A results summary and an overview of valuable resources for independent online learning.
How does Generation Z use health apps, fitness bands, and smartwatches? A study of motivations, barriers, and trust in digital tools for tracking health and activity.
What you get
A results summary and a set of good practices for the mindful use of health technologies.