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Understanding What Children Do Online and How to Help Them Stay Safe
- 1. What do our children get up to online? [and how to cope with that]
- 2. It’s a brave new world out there
- 5. DIGITAL NATIVES NETWORKS SPEED
- 6. In the “real” world …
- 9. With little understanding of native cultures and tongues (often if not always)
- 11. Their children become “scouts”
- 13. “ They add bangers and mash and fish and chips to sag gosht and parathas, not noticing the joins” [ Ziauddin Sardar ]
- 15. The same is true of the ‘digital’ world
- 16. If you were born before 1980, you’re a digital immigrant (however smart your mobile phone is)
- 17. If not, you’re a digital native [developed world]
- 19. Problem 1 : You will never be as fluent as your kids
- 20. Problem 2: Your children don’t see the on/offline divide
- 21. DIGITAL NATIVES NETWORKS SPEED
- 22. Family communications used to be ‘decentralised’
- 23. Now, they’re distributed. Communication is Peer to Peer.
- 24. Problem 3: You have little control over how or with whom children communicate
- 25. DIGITAL NATIVES NETWORKS SPEED
- 26. More bad news (sorry)
- 27. The tools children use are changing quickly, continually and globally
- 28. Problem 4: there’s no catching up
- 29. WHAT CHILDREN DO ONLINE
- 30. Here’s a small set of popular tools that your children might play with
- 32. Trying to understand all of them is a mug’s game
- 33. Broad brush categories + Core principles = Begin to understand threats
- 34. 3 broad brush categories Connections Content Co-creation
- 35. CONNECTIONS CONTENT CO-CREATION
- 36. There are 2 types of connection: immediate and over time
- 38. Can be 1 to 1 (like a phone call)
- 39. Can be 1 to many (like a group chat)
- 40. Can be done in lots of ways (phone, IM, Skype, Yahoo, Google, chat rooms, jargoncity, confusetheparents.com)
- 41. All share some basic grammar
- 43. Point 1 : Presence whenever you’re online, you can see who else is online
- 44. Point 2 : Openness anyone can connect to you, but you can listen to or ignore anyone you like
- 45. Point 3 : Identity When everyone can wear a mask, trust becomes critical
- 47. Social Networks Last.fm , Bebo , Facebook
- 49. Point 4 : Trails As you move round online, you leave trails, and you personalise these.
- 50. Point 5 : Communities Online communities are quick to set up & quick to join
- 51. Point 6 : Trust Trust is found through network proximity & friend of a friend approaches [FOAF].
- 52. CONNECTIONS CONTENT CO-CREATION
- 54. Walt Disney “ripped, mixed, and burnt” the Brothers Grimm
- 56. Point 7 : Creativity Natives have more ways of making and publishing more than ever before. Not all of it ‘legal’
- 57. CONNECTIONS CONTENT CO-CREATION
- 58. Think Playstation or Gamecube. Think vapid expressions.
- 59. Think again.
- 66. Comedians have done gigs in Second Life
- 67. People have become real world millionaires selling virtual real estate
- 68. Point 8 : Virtual is dead Online and offline are so intertwined for natives that the distinction is basically not there.
- 69. HOW TO KEEP THEM SAFE
- 70. 3 possible approaches (and just like the real world none, sadly, are guaranteed)
- 71. Total Lockdown Stop your children from communicating online.
- 72. Filter build some prevention measure into the software you use
- 73. Trust build some prevention measures into the software and focus on the parent-child bond