Recommended reading resources exploring how young people seek help in the digital space

Stewart Donaldson
Data Analyst

As part of the ‘Supporting young people through mobile technology’ research with looked into the following resources:

Blogs and Websites:

Recommended blogs and websites on how young people seek help and use mobile technology.

Database and Longitudinal Studies:

Recommended databases and longitudinal studies on how young people seek help and use mobile technology.

Papers and Books:

Recommended papers and books on how young people seek help and use mobile technology.

  • Bond E. (2010), “Managing mobile relationships: Children’s perceptions of the impact of the mobile phone on relationships in their everyday lives”, Childhood, 17(4), 514–529, University of Suffolk
  • Bond E. (2010), “The mobile phone = bike shed? Children, sex and mobile phones”, New Media Society, 20 (10), 1–18, University of Suffolk
  • Eynon R. and Malmberg L. (2012), “Understanding the online information-seeking behaviours of young people: the role of networks of support”, Journal of Computer Assisted Learning
  • Gould M. S., Munfakh J. L., Lubell K., Kleinman M., Parker S. (2002), “Seeking Help From the Internet During Adolescence”, Child Psychiatry, 41 (10)
  • Hargittai E. and Hinnant A. (2006), “New directions in human information behaviour” in Spink A. and Cole C. Toward a Social Framework for Information Seeking, Springer: Netherlands, 5570
  • Palfrey J. G. and Gasser U. (2008), Born digital: understanding the first generation of digital natives, Basic Books: New York
  • Prensky M. (2001), “Digital Natives, Digital Immigrants”, On the Horizon, MCB University Press, 9 (5)
  • Suman Y. (2006), “Help seeking behaviour and the internet a national study”, International Journal of Medical informatics, 75, 29–41

Reports:

Recommended reports on how young people seek help and use mobile technology.

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Published on 03-Jul-2012