Parenting the App Generation
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The document discusses parenting children in the "app generation" and fostering respect, responsibility, and resilience. It references a book called "The App Generation" that discusses how apps can shape identity, intimacy, and imagination in superficial ways. The document also discusses emerging trends like privacy and security challenges with the Internet of Things. It provides questions and discussion topics about common issues parents face with their children's app and internet use, like cyberbullying, inappropriate posts, and sending private photos.
!["Dealing with the privacy and
security aspects of the internet
of things [IoT] is going to be
one of the biggest challenges
we have faced in security for a
long time"
Marc Rogers
Principal Research Analyst, Lookout
*
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Parenting the App Generation
- 1. Parenting the App Generation Fostering Respect, Responsibility & Resilience * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 2. Aaron Metz Educational Technology Consultant MSc ITE, ADE, APD @metzy aaron@247learning.net * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 3. How do we prepare our children for tomorrow? * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
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- 14. "Dealing with the privacy and security aspects of the internet of things [IoT] is going to be one of the biggest challenges we have faced in security for a long time" Marc Rogers Principal Research Analyst, Lookout * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 15. we are social GLOBAL DIGITAL STATISTICS 2014 WE ARE SOCIALS SNAPSHOT OF KEY DIGITAL INDICATORS We Are Social Tuesday, 18 February, 14 wearesocial.sg @wearesocialsg 1 *
- 16. JAN 2014 SINGAPORE: DATA SNAPSHOT 5,460,302 TOTAL POPULATION 100% URBAN 3,971,318 INTERNET USERS 3,200,000 ACTIVE FACEBOOK USERS 73% INTERNET PENETRATION 59% FACEBOOK PENETRATION 8,063,000 ACTIVE MOBILE SUBSCRIPTIONS We Are Social Sources: US Census Bureau, InternetWorldStats, Facebook, ITU Tuesday, 18 February, 14 148% MOBILE PENETRATION wearesocial.sg @wearesocialsg 133 *
- 17. JAN 2014 SINGAPORE: INTERNET INDICATORS AVERAGE TIME THAT INTERNET USERS SPEND USING THE INTERNET EACH DAY THROUGH A DESKTOP OR LAPTOP MOBILE INTERNET PENETRATION AS A PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL POPULATION AVERAGE TIME THAT MOBILE INTERNET USERS SPEND USING MOBILE INTERNET EACH DAY 5H 16M 64% 1H 57M We Are Social Sources: US Census Bureau, GlobalWebIndex Wave 11 Tuesday, 18 February, 14 wearesocial.sg @wearesocialsg 134 *
- 18. JAN 2014 SINGAPORE: SOCIAL INDICATORS SOCIAL MEDIA PENETRATION AS A PERCENTAGE OF THE TOTAL POPULATION AVERAGE TIME SOCIAL MEDIA USERS SPEND ON SOCIAL MEDIA EACH DAY PERCENTAGE OF MOBILE USERS USING SOCIAL MEDIA APPS ON THEIR PHONE PERCENTAGE OF MOBILE USERS USING LOCATION-BASED SERVICES 70% 2H 10M 49% 18% We Are Social Sources: US Census Bureau, GlobalWebIndex Wave 11 Tuesday, 18 February, 14 wearesocial.sg @wearesocialsg 135 *
- 19. JAN 2014 SINGAPORE: SOCIAL MEDIA USE 96% ANY SOCIAL NETWORK 68% 92% FACEBOOK 59% 54% TWITTER 19% 45% GOOGLE+ LINKEDIN INSTAGRAM 18% 36% 13% 25% 12% We Are Social Source: GlobalWebIndex Wave 11. Figures represent percentage of internet users. Tuesday, 18 February, 14 OWN AN ACCOUNT USED IN THE PAST MONTH wearesocial.sg @wearesocialsg 136 *
- 20. JAN 2014 SINGAPORE: SMARTPHONE USAGE SMARTPHONE PENETRATION AS A PERCENTAGE OF THE TOTAL POPULATION SMARTPHONE USERS SEARCHING FOR LOCAL INFORMATION VIA THEIR PHONE SMARTPHONE USERS RESEARCHING PRODUCTS VIA THEIR PHONE SMARTPHONE USERS WHO HAVE MADE A PURCHASE VIA THEIR PHONE 72% 96% 87% 44% We Are Social Source: Googles Our Mobile Planet Report Tuesday, 18 February, 14 wearesocial.sg @wearesocialsg 137 *
- 21. 60 78% 63% Text message are sent on average per day by adolescents (up to 100 for girls) Adolescents in the US own a cell phone Adolescents in the US text every day with people in their lives 2012 Pew Internet Report 2013 Pew Research Center 2013 Pew Research Center * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 22. 5 3 Years Data Collection Generation Narrative Challenge: take advantage of apps without being programmed by them. * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 23. The emergence of an app culture allows individuals readily to enact super鍖cial aspects of identity, intimacy, and imagination. Gardner & Davis The App Generation * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 24. Use of Devices by Young Americans Active Geek out Mess around Super鍖cial Transformational Hang out Passive Tuesday, 18 February, 14 *
- 25. THE IDENTITY CRISIS SENSE OF INTIMACY IMAGINATION * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 26. the app worldview shapes and perhaps constrains the ways in which the chief challenges of youth are negotiated. Gardner & Davis The App Generation * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 27. Apps and the app mentality in many ways support and reinforce youths general shift toward risk aversion. Gardner & Davis The App Generation * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 28. More and more young people are app-dependent than appenabled. Gardner & Davis The App Generation * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 29. todays young people talk global, but act local. Rather the try to use the language of the country being visited, its much easier just to activate a translation app. Gardner & Davis The App Generation * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 30. Epitomizing the purpose of the app, were more focused on doing than on being. Gardner and Davis (2013) The App Generation * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 31. Parents are unwittingly promoting passivity among their children and preventing them from developing a secure sense of autonomy and from taking unsanctioned but reasonable risks. Gardner & Davis The App Generation * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 32. The publics fear of the internet does seem to be restricting childrens online opportunities and, therefore, their life chances in the long term. Sonia Livingstone EU Kids Online Researcher * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 33. Private Equity * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 34. Not all youth are equally at risk online...a childs psychosocial makeup and home and school environments are better predictors of online risk than any technology a child uses Larry Magid Internet Safety Technical Task Force, Harvard Berkman Center * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 35. Pundits may be asking if the Internet is bad for our childrens mental development, but the better question is whether the form of learning and knowledgemaking we are instilling in our children is useful to their future. Cathy N. Davidson Co-director of the annual MacArthur Foundation Digital Media and Learning Competitions * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
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- 40. Q. Think.Pair.Share Someone hacked into my sons school email account and sent a mean message to his girl-friend. How can we help our son? What could we do if this was not a school account? * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 41. Q. Think.Pair.Share Annie saw some girls bullying Jane at school and she reported this to her teacher. By the time she came home she had 30 angry posts on Facebook and more angry messages on her phone. Most of the messages were anonymous. Some appeared to be from strangers. How could we have helped Annie? * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 42. Q. My child posted a video on YouTube that got a lot of mean comments, which really upset him. How do I help him recover? Think.Pair.Share * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
- 43. Q. Think.Pair.Share A girl at my childs school sent her best friend a sexy photo of herself on instagram, and she sent it around to the entire school. Now everyone is saying she's a slut. My daughter thinks what she did is wrong, but she feels bad for her. What should I tell my daughter? How should I handle this? * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
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- 45. Get involved Learn everything about the internet and what your kids are doing online Play with them 24 hour plan Shoulder sur鍖ng Check privacy settings regularly Encourage your kids to come to you if they are victims of cyberbullying Watch out for signs that your child might be victimized Report incidents Trust that we will do our best to deal with the issue that you report Google your child from time to time * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
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- 50. Ultimately the best control mechanism are the ones that your child has internalized. Larry Magid Internet Safety Technical Task Force, Harvard Berkman Center * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
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- 53. Parents often don't realize that they are causing safety concerns when they friend their own children. Vicki Davis Author & Top EduBlogger http://coolcatteacher.blogspot.hk/2011/03/facebook-friending-101-for-schools.html * Tuesday, 18 February, 14
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- 67. Parenting the App Generation Fostering Respect, Responsibility & Resilience * Tuesday, 18 February, 14