6. producing a robust yet flexible cross-national research toolkit – giovanna mascheroni
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Producing a robust yet flexible cross-national research toolkit: learning from experience
Comparing different populations
• 3500 children aged 9-16
who are internet users in BE, DK, IE, IT, RO, PT, UK
• 3560 children aged 8-18 in
Algeria, Egypt, Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
Yet, similar trends: • Smartphone ownership increases with age • Children whose parents own and use a smartphone are more
likely to be given one • Smartphone users are more likely to have at least on profile on
SNS
Comparing different media environments
A desktop computer (PC)
A laptop computer
A mobile phone / smartphone A tablet
Brazil 72 36 52 12 Belgium 59 63 43 44 Denmark 56 91 79 54 Ireland 52 64 58 44 Italy 59 69 61 23 Portugal 44 79 61 30 Romania 89 43 43 15 UK 94 79 71 44
NCGM: Q2 a-h: When you use the internet these days at ..., how often do you use the following devices to go online? TIC: Do you ever use… to go online?
Comparing fast changing online experiences
25
47
15
13
38
14
40
11
12
21
4
6
4
20
18
8
0 20 40 60 80 100
All
UK
Romania
Portugal
Italy
Ireland
Denmark
Belgium
% Use at all 'when out and about' 2010
% At least weekly use 'when out and about' 2014
66
70
69
60
69
60
85
48
53
52
48
67
62
37
74
34
0 20 40 60 80 100
All
UK
Romania
Portugal
Italy
Ireland
Denmark
Belgium
% Use at all in own bedroom 2010
% At least weekly use in own bedroom 2014
Comparing different opportunities and risks
BE
RO
PT
IT
IE
DK
UKUK
RO
PTIT
IE
DK
BE
20142010
30
40
50
60
70
80
1 2 3 4 5
% Experienced
one
or m
ore risk factor
Average number of daily activities
Translation issues • Personal computer (PC)/laptop • Smartphone/mobile phone • ‘Report abuse’ button • Online/offline • Bothered/upset • Sexual images
Main challenges Solutions • Fast changing digital
ecology (new devices, new platforms)
• Different digital ecologies • Translation issues
• Focus on practices • Cognitive testing and
qualitative research