Digital Parenting

The Challenges for Families in the Digital Age

Content

Preface

preface.pdf

Introduction

Giovanna Mascheroni
Cristina Ponte
Ana Jorge
00_introduction.pdf

I. DIGITAL PARENTING

Parenting in the Digital Age. The Challenges of Parental Responsibility in Comparative Perspective

Sonia Livingstone
Jasmina Byrne
01_livingstone_byrne.pdf

Transcendent Parenting in Digitally Connected Families. When the Technological Meets the Social

Sun Sun Lim
02_lim.pdf

Resistance, Opportunities and Tensions. The Role of Children and Young People in Internet Adoption of Isolated Rural Communities

Isabel Pavez
Teresa Correa
03_pavez_correa.pdf

Mediation Practices in Socially Disadvantaged Families

Ingrid Paus-Hasebrink
04_paus-hasebrink.pdf

Drawn in All Directions. Heritage Language Families’ Use of Technology

Sabine Little
05_little.pdf

Parental Ethnotheories in Children’s Digital and Media Lives. The Case of Romanipen

Marketa Zezulkova
Lucie Stastna
06_zezulkova_stastna.pdf

Differing Parental Approaches to Cultivating Youth Citizenship

Lynn Schofield Clark
Maria José Brites
07_schofield-clark_brites.pdf

II. DIGITAL PARENTING IN CONTEXT

From Media Trusteeship to Parental Mediation. The Parental Development of Parental Mediation

Thorsten Naab
08_naab.pdf

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
09_lev_elias_levy.pdf

Parental Evaluations of Young Children’s Touchscreen Technologies

Leslie Haddon
Donell Holloway
10_haddon_holloway.pdf

Early Gambling Behaviour in Online Games. Parental Perspectives vs. What Children Report

Rozane De Cock
Bieke Zaman
Maarten Van Mechelen
Jonathan Huyghe
11_de_cock_et_al.pdf

Maltese Parents’ Awareness and Management of Risks their Children Face Online

Lorleen Farrugia
Mary Anne Lauri
12_farrugia_lauri.pdf

“Daddy, Your Mobile is Stupid, You Should Put it Away”. Media Education from the Perspective of Professionals

Gisela Schubert
Susanne Eggert
13_schubert_eggert.pdf

Digital Parenting in the Netherlands. Putting Theory into Practice

Jos de Haan
Peter Nikken
Annemarie Wennekers
14_de_haan_nikken_wennekers.pdf

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
15_barassi.pdf

The Trouble with “Screen Time” Rules

Alicia Blum-Ross
Sonia Livingstone
16_blum-ross_livingstone.pdf

CHARGE on. Digital Parenting of a Child with Rare Genetic Syndrome with the Help of Facebook Group

Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt
17_pruulmann-vengerfeldt.pdf

Childbirth Online. The Mediation of Contrasting Discourses

Ranjana Das
18_das.pdf

Sharenting = Good Parenting? Four Parental Approaches to Sharenting on Facebook

Maja Sonne Damkjaer
19_damkjaer.pdf

Family photography in a networked age. Anti-sharenting as a reaction to risk assessment and behaviour adaption

Ulla Autenrieth
20_autenrieth.pdf

Contributors

contributors.pdf
Editor: 
Giovanna Mascheroni, Cristina Ponte, Ana Jorge
Publisher: 
Nordicom
Published: 
2018-11
Pages: 
240
ISBN: 
978-91-88855-00-8
Language: 
English
Type: 
Printed, PDF
Series: 
The Clearinghouse Yearbook
250,00 kr
25,00 EUR
yearbook_2018_digital_parenting.pdf