No child alone: User centred design of a machine-learning, private social network for school aged children to address their COVID-19 related socio-emotional needs.

COVID-19大流行对全球儿童造成潜在的破坏性和持久的负面影响。数百万儿童正在经历与新冠肺炎相关的创伤、心理健康挑战、社交和/或情感发育迟缓，以及/或因社交和身体隔离而产生的负面行为。随着儿童返回学校和/或继续与社会隔离，许多儿童将需要获得独特、强烈和持续的社会情感和心理健康支持。 Curatio Networks Inc.（www.curatio.me）是一家屡获殊荣的加拿大数字健康公司。他们开发了一个专有的私人社交平台和移动的应用程序，人们可以使用它来安全，安全和智能地建立支持圈子，访问与他们的健康目标相关的可靠在线内容，并跟踪他们的进展。到目前为止，该平台已为患有慢性健康问题的人推出并为患有慢性健康问题的人提供支持（在85个国家使用），最近推出了Stronger Together版本，解决与成人相关的COVID-19挑战。 Antle博士（西蒙弗雷泽大学互动艺术与技术学院教授）是儿童互动技术设计的设计，创新，道德和研究方面的获奖思想领袖。在最近NSERC资助的工作中，她开发并验证了一种移动的干预措施，通过加强社会情绪学习和情绪调节来支持儿童从创伤中恢复。 该项目的目标是将Antle博士以儿童为中心的设计研究的专业知识与Curatio团队相结合，为儿童（10-18岁）及其教师，家长和护理人员创建，填充和部署COVID-19支持系统。No Child Alone Curatio系统将使那些关心儿童学习，发展和心理健康的人能够有效和高效地与儿童合作，以克服与加拿大和国际上COVID-19影响相关的社会情感和心理健康挑战。

The COVID-19 pandemic is having a potentially devastating and long-lasting negative on children around the world. Millions of children are experiencing Covid-19 related trauma, mental health challenges, delayed social and/or emotional development, and/or negative behaviors resulting from social and physical isolation. As children return to schools and/or remain socially isolated many will need to access unique, intense and ongoing socio-emotional and mental health supports. Curatio Networks Inc. (www.curatio.me) is a Canadian award-winning digital health company. They have developed a proprietary private social platform and mobile app that people can use to securely, safely and intelligently build support circles, access reliable online content related to their health goals, and track their progress. To date the platform has been rolled out for people that live with and support those living with chronic health issues (used in 85 countries) and recently in the Stronger Together version, addressing adult-related COVID-19 challenges. Dr. Antle (Professor, School of Interactive Arts and Technology, Simon Fraser University) is an award-winning thought-leader in design, innovation, ethics and research in interactive technology design for children. In recent NSERC funded work she developed and validated a mobile intervention that supported children's recovery from trauma through enhanced socio-emotional learning and emotional regulation. The goal of this project combines the expertise of Dr. Antle's child-centred design research with the Curatio team to create, populate and deploy a COVID-19 support system for children (10-18 years) and their teachers, parents and caregivers. The No Child Alone Curatio system will enable those who care about children's learning, development and mental health to effectively and efficiently work with children to overcome social-emotional and mental health challenges related to the impact of COVID-19 in Canada, and internationally.