Digital parenting : the challenges for families in the digital age / Giovanna Mascheroni

Public ISBD Titre : Digital parenting : the challenges for families in the digital age : Yearbook 2018 Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Giovanna Mascheroni, Directeur de publication ; Cristina Ponte, Directeur de publication ; Ana Jorge, Directeur de publication Editeur : Göteborg [Suède] : The international Clearinghouse on Children, Youth & Media Année de publication : 2018 Autre Editeur : Göteborg [Suède] : Nordicom Collection : Clearinghouse Yearbook Importance : 240 p. ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-91-88855-00-8 Note générale : Livre en anglais Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : Education aux médias:Nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication:Internet Education aux médias:Nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication:Jeux vidéos Education aux médias:Nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication:NTIC (hormis Internet) Education aux médias:Nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication:Réseaux sociaux Education aux médias:Nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication:Téléphonie mobile (GSM et smartphones) Education aux médias:Nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication:TICE (NTIC et enseignement) Education aux médias:Ouvrages généraux sur la communication et l'audiovisuel:Audiovisuel et médias Mots-clés : livre anglais  digital  éducation aux médias Index. décimale : 12 Audiovisuel et médias Résumé : The topics addressed in the 2018 Yearbook – how to relate to or mediate children’s use of digital media, generational gaps in the use of media and the use of social media to display or seek support in parenthood – are timely and relevant in many respects and have engaged many qualified scholars from around the world. Parenting in the digital media environment is a theme often discussed in news media and among parenting groups. Balancing the opportunities of digital media and at the same time considering potentially unwanted and/or negative effects can be a challenge, both for adults and for the younger generation. There are no established policies, long traditions or experience to turn to and many are seeking advice. The 2018 Yearbook is the result of a great collaborative effort. Nordicom is deeply grateful to the editors of this new anthology, Giovanna Mascheroni, Cristina Ponte and Ana Jorge, as well as to all the contributors who have made this publication possible. It is our hope that the collection of articles will make interesting reading all around the world, stimulate new research and debate and provide new ideas regarding the topical and highly relevant issue of being a parent in the digital age. In the work of the Clearinghouse, the global dimension is a core principle, both with respect to the content we publish and distribute and to the contributors who produce it. Digital Parenting represents this principle by presenting contributions and examples and involving authors from many areas of the world. All books published by the Clearinghouse aim to shed light on different aspects concerning children, youth and media, spread current information and knowledge and hopefully stimulate further research. Various groups of users are targeted; researchers, policymakers, media professionals, voluntary organizations, teachers, students and in-terested individuals. It is our hope that this new Yearbook will be of interest and provide new insights on the topic of digital parenting to a broad range of readers. Note de contenu : Preface Introduction Giovanna Mascheroni Cristina Ponte Ana Jorge I. DIGITAL PARENTING Parenting in the Digital Age. The Challenges of Parental Responsibility in Comparative Perspective Sonia Livingstone Jasmina Byrne Transcendent Parenting in Digitally Connected Families. When the Technological Meets the Social Sun Sun Lim Resistance, Opportunities and Tensions. The Role of Children and Young People in Internet Adoption of Isolated Rural Communities Isabel Pavez Teresa Correa Mediation Practices in Socially Disadvantaged Families Ingrid Paus-Hasebrink Drawn in All Directions. Heritage Language Families’ Use of Technology Sabine Little Parental Ethnotheories in Children’s Digital and Media Lives. The Case of Romanipen Marketa Zezulkova Lucie Stastna Differing Parental Approaches to Cultivating Youth Citizenship Lynn Schofield Clark Maria José Brites II. DIGITAL PARENTING IN CONTEXT From Media Trusteeship to Parental Mediation. The Parental Development of Parental Mediation Thorsten Naab Development of Infants’ Media Habits in the Age of Digital Parenting. A Longitudinal Study of Jonathan, From the Age of 6 to 27 Months Yehuda Bar Lev Nelly Elias Sharona T. Levy Parental Evaluations of Young Children’s Touchscreen Technologies Leslie Haddon Donell Holloway Early Gambling Behaviour in Online Games. Parental Perspectives vs. What Children Report Rozane De Cock Bieke Zaman Maarten Van Mechelen Jonathan Huyghe Maltese Parents’ Awareness and Management of Risks their Children Face Online Lorleen Farrugia Mary Anne Lauri “Daddy, Your Mobile is Stupid, You Should Put it Away”. Media Education from the Perspective of Professionals Gisela Schubert Susanne Eggert Digital Parenting in the Netherlands. Putting Theory into Practice Jos de Haan Peter Nikken Annemarie Wennekers III. CHALLENGES, RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES OF DIGITAL MEDIA FOR PARENTS AND CHILDREN The Child as Datafied Citizen. Critical Questions on Data Justice in Family Life Veronica Barassi The Trouble with “Screen Time” Rules Alicia Blum-Ross Sonia Livingstone CHARGE on. Digital Parenting of a Child with Rare Genetic Syndrome with the Help of Facebook Group Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt Childbirth Online. The Mediation of Contrasting Discourses Ranjana Das Sharenting = Good Parenting? Four Parental Approaches to Sharenting on Facebook Maja Sonne Damkjaer Family photography in a networked age. Anti-sharenting as a reaction to risk assessment and behaviour adaption Ulla Autenrieth Contributors Genre : Livre en anglais Digital parenting : the challenges for families in the digital age : Yearbook 2018 [texte imprimé] / Giovanna Mascheroni, Directeur de publication ; Cristina Ponte, Directeur de publication ; Ana Jorge, Directeur de publication . - Göteborg [Suède] : The international Clearinghouse on Children, Youth & Media : Göteborg [Suède] : Nordicom, 2018 . - 240 p.. - (Clearinghouse Yearbook) . ISBN : 978-91-88855-00-8 Livre en anglais Langues : Anglais (eng) Catégories : Education aux médias:Nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication:Internet Education aux médias:Nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication:Jeux vidéos Education aux médias:Nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication:NTIC (hormis Internet) Education aux médias:Nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication:Réseaux sociaux Education aux médias:Nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication:Téléphonie mobile (GSM et smartphones) Education aux médias:Nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication:TICE (NTIC et enseignement) Education aux médias:Ouvrages généraux sur la communication et l'audiovisuel:Audiovisuel et médias Mots-clés : livre anglais  digital  éducation aux médias Index. décimale : 12 Audiovisuel et médias Résumé : The topics addressed in the 2018 Yearbook – how to relate to or mediate children’s use of digital media, generational gaps in the use of media and the use of social media to display or seek support in parenthood – are timely and relevant in many respects and have engaged many qualified scholars from around the world. Parenting in the digital media environment is a theme often discussed in news media and among parenting groups. Balancing the opportunities of digital media and at the same time considering potentially unwanted and/or negative effects can be a challenge, both for adults and for the younger generation. There are no established policies, long traditions or experience to turn to and many are seeking advice. The 2018 Yearbook is the result of a great collaborative effort. Nordicom is deeply grateful to the editors of this new anthology, Giovanna Mascheroni, Cristina Ponte and Ana Jorge, as well as to all the contributors who have made this publication possible. It is our hope that the collection of articles will make interesting reading all around the world, stimulate new research and debate and provide new ideas regarding the topical and highly relevant issue of being a parent in the digital age. In the work of the Clearinghouse, the global dimension is a core principle, both with respect to the content we publish and distribute and to the contributors who produce it. Digital Parenting represents this principle by presenting contributions and examples and involving authors from many areas of the world. All books published by the Clearinghouse aim to shed light on different aspects concerning children, youth and media, spread current information and knowledge and hopefully stimulate further research. Various groups of users are targeted; researchers, policymakers, media professionals, voluntary organizations, teachers, students and in-terested individuals. It is our hope that this new Yearbook will be of interest and provide new insights on the topic of digital parenting to a broad range of readers. Note de contenu : Preface Introduction Giovanna Mascheroni Cristina Ponte Ana Jorge I. DIGITAL PARENTING Parenting in the Digital Age. The Challenges of Parental Responsibility in Comparative Perspective Sonia Livingstone Jasmina Byrne Transcendent Parenting in Digitally Connected Families. When the Technological Meets the Social Sun Sun Lim Resistance, Opportunities and Tensions. The Role of Children and Young People in Internet Adoption of Isolated Rural Communities Isabel Pavez Teresa Correa Mediation Practices in Socially Disadvantaged Families Ingrid Paus-Hasebrink Drawn in All Directions. Heritage Language Families’ Use of Technology Sabine Little Parental Ethnotheories in Children’s Digital and Media Lives. The Case of Romanipen Marketa Zezulkova Lucie Stastna Differing Parental Approaches to Cultivating Youth Citizenship Lynn Schofield Clark Maria José Brites II. DIGITAL PARENTING IN CONTEXT From Media Trusteeship to Parental Mediation. The Parental Development of Parental Mediation Thorsten Naab Development of Infants’ Media Habits in the Age of Digital Parenting. A Longitudinal Study of Jonathan, From the Age of 6 to 27 Months Yehuda Bar Lev Nelly Elias Sharona T. Levy Parental Evaluations of Young Children’s Touchscreen Technologies Leslie Haddon Donell Holloway Early Gambling Behaviour in Online Games. Parental Perspectives vs. What Children Report Rozane De Cock Bieke Zaman Maarten Van Mechelen Jonathan Huyghe Maltese Parents’ Awareness and Management of Risks their Children Face Online Lorleen Farrugia Mary Anne Lauri “Daddy, Your Mobile is Stupid, You Should Put it Away”. Media Education from the Perspective of Professionals Gisela Schubert Susanne Eggert Digital Parenting in the Netherlands. Putting Theory into Practice Jos de Haan Peter Nikken Annemarie Wennekers III. CHALLENGES, RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES OF DIGITAL MEDIA FOR PARENTS AND CHILDREN The Child as Datafied Citizen. Critical Questions on Data Justice in Family Life Veronica Barassi The Trouble with “Screen Time” Rules Alicia Blum-Ross Sonia Livingstone CHARGE on. Digital Parenting of a Child with Rare Genetic Syndrome with the Help of Facebook Group Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt Childbirth Online. The Mediation of Contrasting Discourses Ranjana Das Sharenting = Good Parenting? Four Parental Approaches to Sharenting on Facebook Maja Sonne Damkjaer Family photography in a networked age. Anti-sharenting as a reaction to risk assessment and behaviour adaption Ulla Autenrieth Contributors Genre : Livre en anglais

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