New Research Available on Independent School Students and Internet/Cell Phone Behavior
ChildrenOnline.org has posted its extensive research from studies on the Internet and cell phone behavior of more than 2500 independent school students from the 2010-2011 year. It is available at http://www.ChildrenOnline.org/research.html
Can you guess which grade level has the highest number of "Facebook friends"?
What are the two most popular websites amongst kids?
What percent of our students are posting videos of themselves or friends on YouTube? What grade level posts the most?
How many friends do our students have online, but have never met in person?
We found the stats fascinating. I welcome your comments and thoughts.
Best wishes,
Doug Fodeman
Co-Director, ChildrenOnline.org
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