In 2024, the digital playground has expanded, and Australian kids are more connected than ever. The Cyber Safety Project's latest “Teens and Screens” report dives deep into the online habits of over 5,000 students nationwide. From smartphone usage to AI in classrooms, the findings shed light on both promising trends and areas of concern. As technology becomes an integral part of education and social interaction, understanding these patterns is crucial for parents, educators, and policymakers aiming to foster a safe and balanced digital environment for the younger generation
About the Cyber Safety Project
The Cyber Safety Project is dedicated to empowering young Australians to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly. Through comprehensive programs tailored for schools, families, and communities, they provide resources and education on cyber safety and digital wellbeing. Their initiatives include student sessions, professional learning for educators, and tools for parents to foster open conversations about online experiences. Endorsed by the eSafety Commissioner, the Cyber Safety Project continues to be a trusted partner in creating safer digital environments for children across the nation.
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