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There are positive and negative aspects to social media – but whatever our views - young people are in those social media spaces and we as youth practitioners need to understand this online environment.
Social media are part of young people’s everyday lives (Facebook, messenger, bebo etc). As practitioners, and managers of practitioners working with young people how should we respond to this?
Should we ignore the…
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– A study by the Internet Watch Foundation shows that 88% of the self-generated, sexually explicit online images and videos of young people their analysts encountered had been taken from their original location and uploaded onto other websites. Childnet and the South West Grid for Learning have developed two resources to help raise awareness of the potential consequences of sharing…
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There are positive and negative aspects to social media – but whatever our views - young people are in those social media spaces and we as youth practitioners need to understand this online environment.
Social media are part of young people’s everyday lives (Facebook, messenger, bebo etc). As practitioners, and managers of practitioners working with young people how should we respond to this?
Should we ignore the technology and play…
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University of Central Lancashire is exploring Twitter and Tumblr use to help students develop job seeking and networking skills
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Media Trust recently commissioned a piece of research to explore how media is used as a tool to engage 13-25 year olds, improve their lives and get their voices heard.
The research looks at youth media outside formal education including both skills-based accredited training and non-accredited media projects. Based on consultation with youth media organisations and feedback from focus groups made up of young people, the research found that…
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