EU Kids Online and London School of Economics (Aug 2011) Full publication
A large scale quantitative study, comparing trends and patterns in internet use, risk taking and harm between children and young people in EU countries.
EU Kids Online and London School of Economics (Aug 2011) Full publication
A large scale quantitative study of online bullying.
Andy Phippen, University of Plymouth (July 2011) Full publication
A large scale quantitative study, comprising an online survey of children and young people which assessed their attitudes to online privacy.
Mark Griffiths, Nottingham Trent University (Nov 2011)
A literature review on online gambling among young people.
Lucy Faithfull Foundation (Aug 2011) Full publication
A small scale qualitative study on the internet safety concerns of children with special educational needs, focusing on difficulties experienced online and safety measures taken.
Stephen Carrick-Davies (July 2011) Full publication
A small scale qualitative study on vulnerable young people’s use of social media and mobile phones, revealing the link between offline-online vulnerability, risky behaviours online and consequences.
Ofsted (April 2011) Full publication
A small scale quantitative survey on children’s views on personal safety – online and offline.
Department of Educational Research, Lancaster University (May 2011) Full publication
A small scale quantitative survey of issues faced by school about internet safety, revealing safety provisions and concerns.
Childwise (May 2011) Full publication
A large scale quantitative survey of children and young people’s media ownership, internet access and social networking sites use.
Ofcom (April 2011) Full publication
A large scale quantitative survey of children and young people’s media literacy, revealing their engagement online and parental awareness and attitudes.
EU Kids Online and London School of Economics (April 2011) Full publication
A large scale quantitative survey of children’s use of social networking sites, focusing on under-age use and privacy settings.
Elena Martellozzo, Middlesex University (in press)
A small scale ethnographic study of the police’s covert investigations on online child sexual abuse, focusing on their policing strategies and the grooming process unravelled.
Mark Griffiths, Nottingham Trent University (Nov 2010)
A literature review on children’s online gaming, revealing its incidence and consequences.
South West Grid for Learning and University of Plymouth (Sept 2010) Full publication
A small scale quantitative survey of issues faced by school about internet safety, revealing safety provisions and concerns.
University of Plymouth (Nov 2009) Full publication
A small scale quantitative study of the ‘sexting’ practices, uncovering its prevalence and young people’s attitudes about it.
EC Safer Internet Programme (Jan 2011) Full publication
A large scale quantitative review of various parental control tools for children’s online protection, revealing their effectiveness and limitations.
National Foundation for Educational Research (Mar 2010) Full publication
A literature review on children’s online risks and safety, pointing to its occurrence and the gaps in evidence.
EU Kids Online and London School of Economics (Jan 2010) Full publication
A large scale quantitative survey of children’s use of the internet, highlighting issues of risks, safety, and parental mediation.
Department for Education (Feb 2010) Full publication
A large scale quantitative survey that measures parents’ and children’s awareness, attitudes and reported behaviours of the safety issues children encounter online.
EU Kids Online and London School of Economics (Jan 2011) Full publication
A large scale quantitative survey of children’s use of the internet, highlighting issues of risks, safety, and parental mediation.
Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (May 2010) Full publication
A large scale quantitative study of reports of online child abuse received by CEOP, bringing to light the forms and nature of these abuses.
Ofcom (Aug 2010) Full publication
A large scale quantitative survey of children and young people’s media literacy, revealing their engagement online and parental awareness and attitudes.
Kingston University (July 2009) Full publication
A large scale mixed methods study of young people’s knowledge about internet safety and their understanding of the Think U Know programme.
Kingston University and EC Safer Internet Programme (April 2010) Full publication
A large scale study of qualitative interviews of online grooming offenders, revealing their behaviours and information of the young people groomed.
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