Children’s use of technology raises a number of questions and concerns. We are bringing together research and other report to try to give as comprehensive an overview as possible of the positive and negative aspects, what to do to improve children’s online experience and keep them safe.
Screen time
Children’s use of social media is creating a new type of digital native
Digital Childhood – Addressing Childhood Development Milestones in the Digital Environment
Evidence based science behind Screen Harmoniser
Children’s Media Lives: Wave 6 Ofcom Report by Revealing Reality
Ofcom’s Children’s Media Lives study, year 4 Ofcom Report by Revealing Reality
Invited Commentary on ‘Prospective associations between television in the preschool bedroom and later bio-psycho-social risks’
The Impact Of Screen Media On Children: A Eurovision For Parliament
Setting Limits On Screen Time: What Does the Research Say?
Apple investors call for action over iPhone ‘addiction’ among children
Life in Likes – Children’s Commissioner report on the effects of social media on 8-to-12-year-olds
The virtual environment from a developmental perspective
Toward Media Literacy or Media Addiction? – Paula Bleckmann. This chapter was published in the book entitled: Improving the Quality of Childhood in Europe · Volume 7 (pp. 103-119)
Facing the Screen Dilemma: Young Children, Technology and Early Education – Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood • Alliance for Childhood • Teachers Resisting Unhealthy Children’s Entertainment
FOOL’S GOLD: A Critical Look at Computers in Childhood– Edited by Colleen Cordes and Edward Miller
Tech Tonic: Towards a New Literacy of Technology – Alliance for Childhood
Data Privacy and dangers of online grooming and bullying
Education Data Futures – 5Rights Foundation
My Data and Privacy Online – a toolkit for young people
Towards a better digital future: Informing the Age Appropriate Design Code – Information Commissioner’s Office report by Revealing Reality
Marketing online
Marketing to children in the 21st century – Susan Linn Improving the Quality of Childhood in Europe · 2014, Volume 5
Gaming
PlayStation 2 anniversary: Why it’s an important piece of gaming history
Gaming the System – Report to the Children’s Commissioner for England, Anne Longfield by Revealing Reality
National Centre for Gaming Addiction – Director Henrietta Bowden-Jones
Video Games A Critical Analysis – Lowell Monke
Alliance for Childhood 