age and globalisation
- Created by: emilyirish
- Created on: 20-10-16 12:22
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- globalisation and age
- digital stats
- offcom report
- more uk adults are now going online
- privacy settings depend on the age of the person
- adults using tablets has doubled from 30% to 64%
- 6/10 adults now use a smartphone
- 2/3 of online adults have social media page
- offcom report
- guardian study
- 6yr olds understand technology better than 45yrold
- average 6yrold understands more about techno
- due to intro of broadband in 2000
- children developing fundamentally diff. digi skills
- many adults claim to know about smart phones none under 25 know about SC
- big diff in use of techno
- 2 decades ago teens soent time talking on the phone now they text and sc
- millennium generation loosing its voice
- 6yr olds understand technology better than 45yrold
- Boyle(2007)
- each successive generation has a greater reliance on digi tech--> digi generational divide
- ppl see younger generations taking intrest in the media
- young ppl more receptive to learning new skills--> more keen to assert identity and ownership
- more expensive to raise child so cowst of living rises therefore more money for tech
- young ppl have more free time on their hands so they have more time to look at the internet FB etc.
- tech didn't exist 30 yrs ago so now that is does ppl use it
- impacts on young people
- toxic parenting: Palmer, the I pad dad aint the best
- cyber bullying
- exploiting children online
- greater pressure to conform to social expectations
- online forums to express ideas
- online support networks for children dealing with grief issues
- learn new valuable skills through using the internet at a young age.
- berry(2011) the older internet users
- research on secondary data
- among those who do not have access to the internet
- lack of intrest
- other psychological barrier:
- they are afraid of the internet and do not know how to use it
- finer day social network encourages older people to use the internet
- among those who do not have access to the internet
- research on secondary data
- digital stats
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