We shrunk their world, so they're finding new ones.
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How the world of children is changing. I put this together back in 2008 but it's always been a favourite for dramatising how the experience children have of life has changed over the past few decades.
We shrunk their world, so they're finding new ones.
- 1. We shrunk their world (so theyre 鍖nding new ones)
- 3. 1960/70 s 2km Hillman, 1990, "One False Move", Policy Studies Institute
- 4. 1980/90s 8 year old suburban boy/girl ,free range. After Matthews, 1987, gender, home range and environmental cognition.
- 5. 1980/90s 8 year old suburban boy/girl ,free range. After Matthews, 1987, gender, home range and environmental cognition.
- 6. 2000 s
- 8. We shrunk the world. 8 to 18 year olds spend 6.5 hours a day on television, electronic games, computers, music and other media.
- 11. So theyre 鍖nding new ones
- 12. 1. Create an avatar 2. Meet people 3. Build a home 4. Start a business (Have fun)
- 13. 03 04 05 06 07 08 Alexa, Jan 08
- 14. 03 04 05 06 07 08 Alexa, Jan 0
- 19. Ben ... is a (young) member of an online network ... has different (real) friends online ... is not particularly loyal to his community but is to his friends ... knows the rules and reports people ... problem solves in this world ... cares for Puffles ... is an incredibly sophisticated user
- 21. ≒ Create an avatar ≒ Make your penguin ≒ Meet people ≒ Meet people ≒ Build a home ≒ Make an igloo ≒ Start a business ≒ Get money (Have fun) ≒ Games and dancing and talk to people and stuff... look after Puffles
- 22. Social Networks ≒ Were social. Expressing yourself and connecting with people are universal human needs ≒ Social networking is this need fuelled by technology ≒ We spend more time in technology mediated worlds ≒ The new digital natives are extremely sophisticated
- 23. 4th Life 3rd Life 03 04 05 06 07 08
- 24. 03 04 05 06 07 08 Alexa, Jan 0
- 25. We shrunk their world
- 26. We shrunk their world So theyre 鍖nding new ones