The protection of children online: a brief scoping review to identify vulnerable groups
Ninety-nine percent of children aged 12-15 use the internet, as do 93% of 8-11 year olds and 75% of 5-7 year olds. New media technology means that the ways in which children are accessing online content are changing and ever evolving. Policy makers need research evidence to inform policies that articulate children’s online risks, safeguard them from harm and promote their welfare.
Published : 31st August 2011
Author : Emily R. Munro [ More From This Author ]
Publisher : Childhood Wellbeing Research Centre [ More From This Publisher ]
Commissioner : Department for Education [ More From This Commissioner ]
Rights : Childhood Wellbeing Research Centre
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