CO:RE - Children Online: Research and Evidence

Are you a young scholar researching children and digital media and still in need of a method for your research question?👩🏻‍💻The CO:RE Knowledge Base can help you! 📊 Check out our Pathway Video, which shows you how to navigate our content on methods ➡️https://t.co/TQ8F266p9Y

Attention! Your contributions are needed. We want continously update our Evidence Base ⬇️ Contact us at: core@leibniz-hbi.de
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Are you a young scholar researching children and digital media and still in need of a method for your research question?👩🏻‍💻The CO:RE Knowledge Base can help you! 📊 Check out our Pathway Video, which shows you how to navigate our content on methods ➡️https://t.co/TQ8F266p9Y

If you have any interesting studies or publications you think we should cover, make sure to send us the link!

Since the study is in German we want to share some key findings in English with you 📊 SIKID is a research project involving the @uni_tue, @TUBerlin and the @BredowInstitut. It is funded by the @BMBF_Bund.

How do young people cope with stressful online experiences? 🙇‍♀️As part of the German project #SIKID (Safety for Children in the Digital World), @KiraThiel and @ClaudiaLampert (@BredowInstitut) conducted a study exploring how adolescents deal with negative online experiences 📱

A recent study sheds light on a concerning trend: the quiet retreat of individuals from online platforms in response to toxic online environments 📱 Since the study is in German we want to share some key findings in English with you 📊 #hate #hatespeech #hateonline #research

Make sure to check out the upcoming International Workshop on Child Online Safety and Harms (#COSH), which will be held alongside the 19th International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security (#ARES) in Vienna. Register here👉https://ares-conference.eu/cosh #childrenonline

📢 A currently running campaign in Germany is advocating for #tolerance, #respect, and #empathy in online interactions. Part of this campaign is an #openletter to German chancellor Olaf Scholz that you can sign. Find out more about the inspiring #UnserInternet campaign here 👇 https://t.co/PoauB...

Let’s talk about porn… and what we know from research! On the topic of this year's #SID2024, we asked 5 questions to Prof #NicolaDöring, who has been studying the role of sexual content in the repertoire of children and young people for many years. #sex #sexting #h2020_core

This years Safer Internet Day wants to talk about sex: Make sure to check out the CO:RE Evidence Base. There, you can find up to 25 publications and 16 studies on the subject since 2014. If you know about any new studies, make sure to send us a link. https://base.core-evidence.eu/

Highly recommended 👌! You should also check the CO:RE evidence base 👉https://t.co/yK9qLrtfMK. Researchers from > 30 countries have compiled studies + literature on the online experiences of young people since 2014. Is your study included? If not, please let us know. #h2020_core https://t.co...

Warmest wishes from CO:RE as we celebrate the holiday season! As the year comes to a close, we reflect on our shared journey in understanding children and young people's digital media use and look forward to further cooperation and dialogue in 2024 🎄

Great Keynote by @amandaj3rd on digital capacities of adolescents, their needs for support (time - encouragement - trust) and the idea of a 'holding space' where young people can safely explore digital technologies #digitalcapacities #holdingspace #skills #SIF2023 https://t.co/2C6rAyuroQ

Checked in online, coffee on the table ☕️, ready to start. Looking forward to the #SaferInternetForum2023 with interesting contributions, deep dives and thought-provoking discussions 🚀. #empowering #YOUth #DigitalDecade #skills #competences #teensonline #BIKplusstrategy #SIF2023 https://t.co/jV...

CO:RE - Children Online: Research and Evidence | LinkedIn CO:RE - Children Online: Research and Evidence | 799 followers on LinkedIn. CO:RE has received funding from the EU Horizon 2020 programme under the grant ID 871018. | Children and young people go online virtually every day. International data on children and online media is extensive, heterogeneous and partly contradictory. Our aim is to create a comprehensive pan-European knowledge platform with the participation of international researchers, educators, policy makers and concerned dialogue groups.

Are you already following us on LinkedIn? We will also be increasingly sharing our news there 🗞️ Pop over and have a look 👀🔗https://www.linkedin.com/company/core-h2020/

This resource has been developed by our team at LSE @Mariya_Stoilova @Livingstone_S

Unlock the world of theories with the CO:RE Theories Toolkit 📚🧠 This comprehensive resource is your ultimate guide to exploring the diverse realm of theories on children and young people online! Embrace knowledge and join the conversation on #Theory.

🔍 As autumn sets in, just like birds migrating south, CO:RE is flocking to LinkedIn & ResearchGate for more knowledge-sharing! 📚 Follow us there for even more insightful updates on researching children and young people online! 🌐

The CO:RE Methods Toolkit and Handbook helps you to get an overview of methods to research children and young people online💡Whether you're a researcher, educator, or simply curious, this toolkit is your go-to resource for navigating your next research journey👩🏻‍💻 #methods

“We are convinced that the CO:RE Knowledge Base is a significant step forward in providing a solid, high-quality, evidence-based framework for children growing up in digitalised societies,” @ClaudiaLampert @BredowInstitut