Orig. title: Děti a dospívající online: Vybraná rizika používání internetu
Engl. transl.: Children and adolescents: Selected risks of internet use
Keywords
online risks
internet
youth
EU Kids Online
Publication details
| Year: | 2014 |
| Issued: | 2014 |
| Language: | Czech |
| Start Page: | 1 |
| End Page: | 184 |
| Editors: | |
| Authors: | Ševčíková A.; Blinka L.; Černá A.; Dědková L.; Macháčková H.; Smahel D. |
| Type: | Book |
| Book title: | Děti a dospívající online: Vybraná rizika používání internetu |
| Publisher: | Psyché |
| Place: | Praha |
| Topics: | Internet usage, practices and engagement; Risks and harms; Social mediation; Literacy and skills; Content-related issues; Wellbeing; Online safety and policy regulation |
| Implications For Parents About: | Parental practices / parental mediation; Parental digital literacy ; Parenting guidance / support |
| Implications For Educators About: | Professional development |
Abstract
The book focuses on selected risks children may encounter while using the internet. Readers get an introduction to common dangers online, their prevalence and effects, and risk factors for young internet users. Prevention and intervention methods are also discussed. Based on current findings from Czech studies, as well as international research, the book also aims to address common myths associated with children's internet use. The monograph covers themes such as: internet addiction, privacy on social networking sites, meeting strangers from the internet, exposure to online sexual content, cyberbullying, and risky communities online. To get a better understanding of online risks, some chapters focus on patterns of internet use among children and parental mediation. The book targets the wider public, as well as professionals who work regularly with children.
Outcome
"The monograph covers themes such as: internet addiction, privacy on social networking sites, meeting strangers from the internet, exposure to online sexual content, cyberbullying, and risky communities online. To get a better understanding of online risks, some chapters focus on patterns of internet use among children and parental mediation." (Ševčíková et al., Abstract, 2014)