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    PuppyIR is a 36-month, €4.28 million European Commission-funded project that aims to design and develop an open-source platform for child-friendly information services including tailored search systems, moderated social networks, and age-appropriate content summarization and aggregation. The project is coordinated by Franciska de Jong of the University of Twente and brings together partners from six countries to conduct research on designing information access tools specifically tailored to children's needs and behaviors.

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    PuppyIR is a 36-month, €4.28 million European Commission-funded project that aims to design and develop an open-source platform for child-friendly information services including tailored search systems, moderated social networks, and age-appropriate content summarization and aggregation. The project is coordinated by Franciska de Jong of the University of Twente and brings together partners from six countries to conduct research on designing information access tools specifically tailored to children's needs and behaviors.

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    A O S e C I S C: Franciska de Jong

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    PuppyIR is a 36-month, €4.28 million European Commission-funded project that aims to design and develop an open-source platform for child-friendly information services including tailored search systems, moderated social networks, and age-appropriate content summarization and aggregation. The project is coordinated by Franciska de Jong of the University of Twente and brings together partners from six countries to conduct research on designing information access tools specifically tailored to children's needs and behaviors.

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    Project coordinator:

    Franciska de Jong f.m.g.dejong@utwente.nl

    Partners:

    An Open SOurce envirOnment tO cOnStruct infOrmAtiOn ServiceS fOr children

    PuppyIR:

    Child friendly Information Services. Tailored IR systems and safe social Networks for Children. New interaction Paradigms specifically designed for Children.

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    PuppyIR is an FP7 project that will help children search the Internet safely and successfully by the design of an Open-Source platform of childfriendly information services. These Information Services will be able to summarise content for children, moderate information for children, help children safely build social networks and intelligently aggregate for presentation to children. PuppyIR aims to facilitate the creation of childcentric information access, based on the understanding of the behaviour and needs of children.

    Budget: 4.288.745 Funding: 3.024.899 Duration: 36 Months Seventh Framework Programme Website: www.puppyir.eu

    PuppyIR will conduct state-of-the-art research that will design, develop, implement, and evaluate information services that are appropriate to the special and wonderful nature of children.

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