Internet Use of Icelandic Children and Adolescents 2001-2 Some results from an ongoing qualitative study at Iceland University of Education/Kennaraháskóli.

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Internet Use of Icelandic Children and Adolescents Some results from an ongoing qualitative study at Iceland University of Education/Kennaraháskóli Íslands (KHÍ) Sólveig Jakobsdóttir, associate professor KHÍ Hrund Gautadóttir, Ingunnarskóli Rún Halldórsdóttir, Víðivellir Sigurbjörg Jóhannesdóttir, IR Research supported by the Icelandic Research Council

Goal z Examine how Icelandic children and adolescents are using the Internet z Provide graduate students that are in a diploma program on ICT in education at KHÍ research- related experience in data gathering and analysis.

Graduate students 2002 z Were taking a course managed by Salvör Gissurardóttir, assistant professor KHÍ - Teaching and Learning on the Internet in Spring quarter Research participation was evaluated as 1/2 credit (1 ects), managed by Sólveig Jakobsdóttir, associate professor KHÍ. Teaching and Learning on the Internet z Most are practicing teachers. In 2002 there were 22 graduate students that participated 17 women and 5 men. z Made observations and short interviews of 102 individuals. Most did 4 observations (2 girls, 2 boys, averaging 13 minutes per observation).

Study participants 2002 from schools, chosen randomly X-axis = age, y-axis = Number, red = individual girls, green = individual boys, blue = pair of children

Participants from homes in 2002 (i.e. connected to grad. students’ families)

Participants 2002, everyone

Observations - instructions  Write down as fast as you can everything that the individual being observed is doing - try to include movements, facial expressions, sounds, words, keyboarding skills, interaction with the screen and others, things going on on the screen.

Types of Internet Use N-nam = learning related, N-uppl = information search, N-leik = games, N-samsk = communications, N-skap=creative, Önnur = Other

Popular websites???????????????? 86 individuals under 20 They visited 59 webs that were recorded plus a few unrecorded

zEntertainment and sports z62% visited such webs zNobody under 10 zGirls more entertainment zBoys more sports Popular websites????????????????

zGames z52% participants used those zNot much gender difference zMost popular among year olds Popular websites????????????????

zInformation -related z31% participants used those zSchool webs, 9% zMore girls than boys and more prominent among 13 years and older Popular websites????????????????

zCommunications z22% used those zMore girls than boys zMore prominent among 13 years and older Popular websites????????????????

zSearch machines/webs z19% of participants used those zMainly an Icelandic one leit.is (16%) Popular websites????????????????

Elements coded for - focus zIncreases with age, less with increased interaction with others, and less with fragmentation of activity.

Elements coded for - attitude/enjoyment zBoys tend to be more openly positive in their behavior than are the girls

Elements coded for - communication or interaction with other individuals More interaction in schools than homes

Elements coded for - how experienced/ confident/skilled the students appear Boys tend to appear more confident/less hesitant in what they are doing

Speculations on what type of learning may be taking place Þekking = knowledge Færni = Skills Viðhorf = Attitudes Annað =Other (really divided between the other categories)

Interviews - Internet use Examining students under 20 years old Spring 2001, 15 boys and 15 girls Spring 2002, 24 boys and 25 girls 6-15 years old. In the interview was e.g. asked about Internet use in and out of school and the use of other types of technology.

Interviews - Internet use zGames more prominent in younger group than older but in 2001 data but such difference was not visible in the 2002 group? zTrend with project work/information search mentioned more in 2002 than 2001?

Interviews

ID 151 To find ways of cheating at games ID 117 Plays games and chats ID42 Interesting web sites (8 year old ) ID 8 12 years old, buys games over the Net. ? Interviews

ID 117 IRC ID 59 It is so boring [to use the Internet at school] - we never get to go on the Interet except to do something boring. We sometimes need to search for something - REALLY boring! Interviews

ID 111 Just as usuals as the teacher says Interviews

ID 146 Watch TV, toaster, gsm, grill, microwave, computers and video Interviews

Interviews

ID61 I sometimes do 25 lessons in school and educational software ID 146 Telephone, sometimes, GSM, grill and radio Interviews

ID 151 Eins og kennarinn segir Interviews

Questions - improving the research model - ongoing study zInterview checklist, improve zMake more detailed interviews with older participants. zNB - research not conclusive but provides sort of a window - provides hints about trends and ideas about further research regarding ever- changing technology environment and use of the Internet zStudy site is: