Kinder und Medien in der Covid-19-Krise. Österreich im internationalen Vergleich

Translated title of the contribution: Children and Media in the Covid-19 Crisis. Austrian Results of an International Study

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Abstract

This article focuses on changes in the lives of children (9 to 13 years) during the first period of the Covid-19 pandemic, particularly their media use. It analyses the Austrian data from the worldwide study “Children, Covid-19 and Media” in comparison to the international data from the same study. The results show that children in Austria were confronted with a number of challenges during this time, ranging from practical to emotional ones. To cope with these challenges, they made use of media, for instance to stay in contact, to manage home schooling, to regulate their mood, or to keep informed. This led to an increase in media usage, making the regulation of media time more important. In this context, parental mediation played a major role. However, children themselves also applied a number of strategies to balance media usage and other activities.
Translated title of the contributionChildren and Media in the Covid-19 Crisis. Austrian Results of an International Study
Original languageGerman
Number of pages40
JournalMedienimpulse
Volume33
Issue number3
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Sept 2020

Keywords

  • Kinder
  • Medien
  • Covid-19
  • Corona

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