Engl. transl.: Czech children in the cyberworld

The on-line world where children spend a huge amount of their free time is a great unknown for many parents and teachers. We have set on a quest into this world on behalf of them, in order to discover what children do in the on-line world, what risks and threats they face there, what video production they are interested in, but also whether they could have fallen victim to on-line fraud. A separate part of the Czech children in the cyberworld research focuses on using mobile phones by children in the school environment. We were particularly interested in finding out how children spend their break time with (or without) mobile phones, what they do with their phones, whether mobiles can be misused in school and whether it actually happens, how many children have restricted access to mobile phones in school and how it is done. The Czech children in the cyberworldresearch has been conducted by the Centre for the Prevention of Risky Virtual Communication at the Faculty of Education of Palacký University Olomouc, in cooperation with O2 Czech Republic. It builds upon research projects on risky behaviour of children and adults in on-line environment, completed by the same team in 2015-2018, and particularly upon the following studies: The risks of Internet communication IV(2014) and Sexting and risk behaviour of Czech Kids in Cyberspace(2017), complementing these with new findings, unique in the Czech Republic.