YALSA Preconference: Promoting Teen Reading with Web 2.0 Tools
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Associate Director of Research Kristen Purcell gives an overview of teen online behavior in this talk to the You Adult Library Services Association.
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YALSA Preconference: Promoting Teen Reading with Web 2.0 Tools
- 1. Teens, the Internet, and Communication Technology A Pew Internet guide to online teens Kristen Purcell Pew Internet & American Life Project YALSA Pre-Conference June 25, 2010 Washington, DC
- 4. ALL TEENS USE THE INTERNET
- 11. EVERY TEEN HAS A CELL PHONE
- 17. … AND TEENS SEND AND RECEIVE AN UNIMAGINABLY LARGE NUMBER OF TEXTS EVERY DAY
- 24. TEENS HAVE BEEN SUPPLANTED BY ADULTS ON SOCIAL NETWORKS
- 28. Twitter
- 30. TEENS CREATE A SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF CONTENT ONLINE
- 35. WHAT ARE TEENS REALLY DOING ONLINE?
- 38. Thanks! Kristen Purcell http://www.pewinternet.org Twitter: @kristenpurcell
Editor's Notes
- Commonly held beliefs about how teens and adults use the internet – but are they true? False? Or somewhere in between?
- Yet, while most teens are online and most have bb, there is still a digital divide
- Not quite – three quarters do, but one quarter don’t. Some share.
- Now to the new part of the online teen (and adult story)….cell phones Teen cell phone ownership has skyrocketed
- Among teens, cell phone ownership jumps at 13, and then steadily increases with age
- For the top 30+%, yes. But note the 1/5 th of teens who don’t text much. Teens aren’t monolithic.
- Not true.
- Nope!
- They used to – but do it less now.
- They used to – but do it less now.
- What are they doing online? Here are some activities to give you a sense of how teens spend their time online….SNS increasing, blogging decreasing (connection), Twitter not so popular, small number visit virtual worlds. Creating and sharing content – holding steady And like adults, teens use the internet as an information source and consumer gateway -- just some interesting tidbits from the survey…