Add to ORKGThe predominant risk culture within the UK surrounding protecting children from online predators has a strong influence on the type of awareness raising activities being promoted for children. As reflected in the terminology in the field, e-safety has moved through Internet Safety to be commonly referred to in child protection circles as online safeguarding. Whether this change in terminology benefits the children is debateable. This paper reports findings from a groundbreaking project involving schools in South West England, which explored young people\u27s perceptions of online risk. It was determined that while their knowledge was sound, there is a need to re-frame the current Internet Safety initiatives to provide more emphasis on encou...
The article aims to uncover security risks that may occur during online learning, as well as prevent...
Drawing upon the cultural risk perspective and writings on risk taking, this paper seeks to develop ...
This paper arises from an Audit of Internet Safety Practices in English Schools, a research survey s...
The scale and speed with which the internet has entered schools in recent years is striking. Alongsi...
Internet access has recently been introduced into over 30,000 schools in the UK. While web provision...
The Internet plays an increasingly larger role in the everyday lives of our children [LS-09d]. As a ...
The internet is becoming increasingly integral to children’s lives. Consequently, it is vital that c...
Research on the risks associated with children’s use of the internet often aim to inform policies of...
This paper explores the danger that young people may be exposed to when using the Internet. The firs...
Over the past five years there has been an explosion of research into the risks that (particularly) ...
Increasing access to the internet, at school andat home, means that children and young peopleare spe...
Protecting children from the risks posed by negative influences in the online environment (that is, ...
As Malaysian children continue to spend a lot of time online, they are exposed to unknown undesirabl...
The Nordic countries have enjoyed mass use of the Internet at home and in schools since the mid-1990...
Children are spending increasing amounts of time online prompting practitioners and parents to raise...
The article aims to uncover security risks that may occur during online learning, as well as prevent...
Drawing upon the cultural risk perspective and writings on risk taking, this paper seeks to develop ...
This paper arises from an Audit of Internet Safety Practices in English Schools, a research survey s...
The scale and speed with which the internet has entered schools in recent years is striking. Alongsi...
Internet access has recently been introduced into over 30,000 schools in the UK. While web provision...
The Internet plays an increasingly larger role in the everyday lives of our children [LS-09d]. As a ...
The internet is becoming increasingly integral to children’s lives. Consequently, it is vital that c...
Research on the risks associated with children’s use of the internet often aim to inform policies of...
This paper explores the danger that young people may be exposed to when using the Internet. The firs...
Over the past five years there has been an explosion of research into the risks that (particularly) ...
Increasing access to the internet, at school andat home, means that children and young peopleare spe...
Protecting children from the risks posed by negative influences in the online environment (that is, ...
As Malaysian children continue to spend a lot of time online, they are exposed to unknown undesirabl...
The Nordic countries have enjoyed mass use of the Internet at home and in schools since the mid-1990...
Children are spending increasing amounts of time online prompting practitioners and parents to raise...
The article aims to uncover security risks that may occur during online learning, as well as prevent...
Drawing upon the cultural risk perspective and writings on risk taking, this paper seeks to develop ...
This paper arises from an Audit of Internet Safety Practices in English Schools, a research survey s...