Today, the 2nd Focus Group was held as part of the research project “Digital well-being in the posthuman era: a critical approach.” The participants, aged 35-60, met online with Professor Kavakli from the Department of Cultural Technology and Communication to discuss their relationship with technology and how it affects their daily lives.
The discussion was of great interest, as these individuals lived during a time when mobile phones, social networks, and modern technological advancements were still science fiction. They grew up alongside digital technology, contributed to its development, and continue to follow its rapid changes.
This conversation offered a unique opportunity to explore how technology impacts modern life, raising questions about wellbeing in an ever-evolving digital world.
