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Responsible citizenship in the 2020 world
II Congreso Internacional Menores en las TIC
II International Congress “Children in ICT” Aprendiendo un uso responsable de las TIC
Learning a responsible usage of ICT Recinto Ferial /Exhibition Site Luis Adaro (Gijón)
26-27 Octubre/October 2010 Janice Richardson
Why Insafe?
30 awareness centres 27 helplines 30 youth panels pan-EU youth panel ************* 24 EU Hotlines
Insafe in a nutshell
Safer Internet Day Let’s work together…
Celebrated in 65 countries worldwide
It’s more than a game, its your life!
8 FEBRUARY 2011
SID
Emerging trends
75% of 5-7 year-olds in EU already online
29% increase in 5-9 yr olds in virtual worlds
22% of 8-11 yr olds have an SN profile
2 in 3 chn have a mobile phone at age 10
31% of all young people access via handheld device
over 10% use game devices to go online Source: OfCom – UK children’s media literacy, 2010 EU Kids Online 2010
Latest figures
What do young people do online?
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%
schoolwork
playing games
watching clips
instant messaging
pos>ng images
pos>ng messages
using webcam
file-‐sharing sites
blogs
Source: EU Kids Online 2010 (23,420 children aged 9-16 using internet, plus parent)
EU Kids Online 2010
More trends!
Facebook: 100 million users in first 9 months; took TV 13 years to reach same figure
Facebook: 500 million active user spending 700 billion minutes monthly
There are currently 50 million tweets per day
99% of all movies watched online in USA are via Youtube
Life online
More trends!
Gamers spend an average 8 hours weekly playing online
18 million accounts are registered on Second Life
13 million players make World of Warcraft (“WoW”) world’s
largest Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game
Young people sleep 2 to 3 hours less nightly than in 2000
Life online
Opportunities & challenges
Global library on demand Non-accountability/objectivity
Cut/paste non-learning & zapping, “multi-tasking”
Virtual worlds, games
Mobile anywhere/anytime contact
New socialization opportunities
Creativity – user-generated content
Multi-media learning content
Photo misuse, privacy, bullying
Discerning friends/setting limits
Location-based risks, ”addiction”
Violence…
Educating for citizenship
Lear
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Lear
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Lear
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4 pillars of learning
Are young people eSkilled?
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EU Kids Online 2010
Are young people eSkilled?
EU Kids Online 2010
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Learning to be?
15% of 11-16 year olds have received peer to peer “sexual messages or
images …[meaning] talk about having sex or images of people naked or
having sex,” and 3% say they have sent or posted such messages.
Privacy
Intercultural dialogue
4 pillars of learning
Social engagement
3 challenges to meet
curriculum for progressive, systematic development of skills
Adressing the issues
empowerment of parents – they have a real role to play!
socialisation of children into today’s information and knowledge society from early age
