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Jugend 2.0 [Youth 2.0]

Publisher information (in German)

Schmidt, J.-H. (2013): Jugend 2.0 – Leben in der Medienwelt. Von "Digital Natives" und anderen Mythen des Internet [Youth 2.0 – Life in the World of Media. On "Digital Natives" and other Internet-Related Myths] . In: A. Kamin, D. Meister, D. Schulte (eds.), Kinder – Eltern – Medien. Medienpädagogische Anregungen für den Erziehungsalltag [Children – Parents – Media. Media Educational Suggestions for Everyday Parenting]. Munich: Willhelm Fink, pp. 89-100.

Publisher information (in German)

Schmidt, J.-H. (2013): Jugend 2.0 – Leben in der Medienwelt. Von "Digital Natives" und anderen Mythen des Internet [Youth 2.0 – Life in the World of Media. On "Digital Natives" and other Internet-Related Myths] . In: A. Kamin, D. Meister, D. Schulte (eds.), Kinder – Eltern – Medien. Medienpädagogische Anregungen für den Erziehungsalltag [Children – Parents – Media. Media Educational Suggestions for Everyday Parenting]. Munich: Willhelm Fink, pp. 89-100.

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PD Dr. Jan-Hinrik Schmidt

Year of publication

2013

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media socialisation and youth media protection • young people • children and adolescents

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