Columns6 minFour pitfalls in media educationKeeping up with technological developments is virtually impossible. Parents should keep an eye on these four things.
Columns5 minOMG! They're reading again!!Booktok inspires millions of young people to read – emotionally, digitally and without any pressure. A trend that is causing the book industry to boom.
Columns3 min«There are social media worlds that are like safe spaces»How Leah (17), Vanessa (15) and Liam (11) experience, use and critically scrutinise social media such as Snapchat, TikTok and Instagram.
Columns3 min«I could delete everything, but the urge isn't there»Mara, 18, can imagine that she will later regret how much time she spent on social media. However, the schoolgirl doesn't want to miss out on the cool sides either.
Close up of schoolgirl typing text message on cell phone at the desk in the classroom.Media2 min7 apps that make everyday school life easierQuizlet, Simplemind and more: these seven applications turn your smartphone into a learning aid.
Media10 minGrowing up in the digital age: 11 demandsHow can children and young people develop well in the age of digitalisation? 11 demands of the Federal Commission for Children and Young People.
Columns6 minHow can I be a good role model?Parents need to be role models, especially when it comes to using electronic devices. But do they have to be perfect?
Media5 minMedia literacy is not witchcraftMany parents fear that they will not be able to keep up with the rapid pace of technological development and will therefore not be able to support their children in the media world.
