Guest contributor Anne Collier discusses youth and digital citizenship, and shares ten key insights for parents.

This Toolkit provides a general overview of social media, supported by specific guidance for particular types of user and scenario for use in the higher education sector. Social media is a general term for a range of internet-based applications that allow people to create, co-create, share and interact with information. The scale of use of...

This paper explores the use of social media, specifically Twitter, by two community groups in engaging community participation in planning.

This paper evaluates how these two social media platforms are used to inform or consult with different stakeholders and the public, and if used how, they can be true participation tools. An analysis of the literature and discourse relevant to both public involvement and social media use reveals how the planning industry could use Facebook...

This study explores the convergence between gambling and gaming and the implications it has for young people. The study reports gambling and gaming are converging. Gambling products are increasingly incorporating gaming themes and elements, such as elements of skill. Video games may imitate gambling (as in the case of social casino games) and gambling may...