Global Kids Online Research Synthesis, 2015-2016
Jasmina Byrne,
Daniel Kardefelt Winther,
Sonia Livingstone,
Mariya Stoilova and
Office of Research - Innocenti Unicef
Innocenti Research Report
Abstract:
With children making up an estimated one third of internet users worldwide, living in the ‘digital age’ can have important implications for children’s lives. Currently, close to 80 per cent of people in Europe, North America and Australia have internet access, compared with less than 25 per cent in some parts of Africa and South Asia. The international community has recognized the importance of internet access for development, economic growth and the realization of civil rights and is actively seeking ways to ensure universal internet access to all segments of society. Children should be an important part of this process, not only because they represent a substantial percentage of internet users but also because they play an important part in shaping the internet. The internet in turn plays an important part in shaping children’s lives, culture and identities.
Keywords: adolescents; internet; social surveys (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 86
Date: 2016
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