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Heritage Multimedia and Children Edutainment: Assessment and Recommendations
2014
Advances in Multimedia
Despite the rising commodification of heritage sites and practices, children engagement in their own cultures remains incredibly low, greatly endangering the future preservation of nations' unique nonrenewable resource. Considering children's very early engagement with cultural attitudes and identities, it is increasingly critical to develop a deeply rooted culture of responsibility and conservation from the earliest years, ensuring that children naturally feel invested in their surroundings.
doi:10.1155/2014/579182
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