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Care-experienced children and young people (CECYP)
21st September 2020 by Adriana Nobre
The Care-experienced Index of Harms is broken down into the strands from the Education for a Connected World Framework. Each strand of the framework is summarised into at least one likely harm.

guide and resources centre
7th September 2020 by Antara Banarjee
We’ve created a one-stop shop resource centre featuring our parent guides, recommended resources for parents and teachers and more.
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Family guide to Roblox games
17th August 2020 by Andy Robertson
Internet Matters gaming expert Andy Robertson provides a family guide to Roblox games such as Adopt Me, Phantom Forces and MeepCity.
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Launch of Family Video Game Database
14th July 2020 by Andy Robertson
Check out Tthe Family Video Game Database which was launched on July 8th to help parents get all info about gaming. With support from Ukie and Parent Zone.
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We partner with DevicesDotNow to get UK connected safely during lockdown
Internet Matters
9th June 2020 by Internet Matters Team
We have teamed up with DevicesDotNow to ensure society’s most vulnerable children and young people are getting connected during lockdown.
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Xbox release their Family Settings app (preview)
Internet Matters
1st June 2020 by Internet Matters Team
With the Xbox Family Settings app, you can easily manage your children’s gaming activities on Xbox consoles, all from your phone and in real time.
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How video games can help children manage their emotions
Internet Matters
2nd April 2020 by Andy Robertson
From finding calm to ordering a chaotic world, Tech expert Andy Robertson highlights how children can use video games to manage their emotions.
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Helping children stay socially connected while physically isolating
30th March 2020 by Andy Robertson
From interactive calls to social gaming, Tech expert Andy Robertson provides tips on ways to help children socialise with their friends and family.
Parent stories

A parent’s reaction to the latest school closures
Internet Matters
24th March 2020 by Internet Matters Team
In light of the recent school lockdown, Mum Tracy gives an insight into her family adjustments and learning to cope with this new normal.

StaySafeStayHome – Tech advice for families
24th March 2020 by ghislaine
To help you adjust to staying at home, we created a useful hub filled with online resources and advice for families at home. #StaySafeStayHome.
Apps & Platforms

Call of Duty Modern Warfare – What Parents Need to Know
2nd March 2020 by Andy Robertson
Get insights on how the game works to help young people play safely and smartly.
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Just Jack – a positive experience in the digital world
Internet Matters
2nd January 2020 by Claire Levens
During the last quarter of 2019 we spent a significant amount of time listening to parents and carers of young people with additional needs - and even more time listening to the young people themselves
Apps & Platforms

What is the Houseparty app? What parents need to know
Internet Matters
24th December 2019 by Internet Matters Team
What is the Houseparty app? What parents need to know | Internet Matters. Learn more about the discontinued Houseparty app, how it works and the risks.
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What is Fortnite Chapter 2?
Internet Matters
23rd December 2019 by Internet Matters Team
Fortnite is the game of the moment right now. Chapter 2 of Fortnite: Battle Royale was rolled out in October 2019 and with over 250 million Fortnite players in total, it’s safe to say it’s a very popular game amongst young people and children.
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Smart Tech Gadgets 2019 Edition
Internet Matters
26th November 2019 by Internet Matters Team
Here is a list of the best value smart gadgets toys of 2019 worth considering for your child, with some inside parent tips.

Anti-Bullying Week 2015
18th October 2019 by Antara Banarjee
Antibullying Week 2015 - Make a Noise about Bullying. Raise awareness about online bullying and the ways to protect chldren online from Internet Matters.