The aim of the research is to provide insights into the issues that young people face when searching for online information in order to inform the development of good practice on how best to reach young people through the internet. To this aim, an incentivised online survey was disseminated among 13 to 30 years old in six European countries between December 2010 and February 2011. The survey was online and disseminated mainly through online channels.
The second and final seminar of the European Digital Youth Information Project was held at the YouthNet office in London on Thursday 27th and Friday 28th January 2011.
The two days of intense discussion were dedicated to:
YouthNet is the UK's first exclusively online charity. YouthNet guides and supports young people, enabling them to make educated life choices, participate in society and achieve their ambitions.
The Project activities consist of:
It is a quick (10 minutes) series of questions aimed at understanding how young people in Europe use the Internet.
Young people from Poland are invited to fill it in. Young people from other countries may fill it in too, and choose "Other" when asked the region they come from.
The survey is anonymous.
Go and fill in the survey at
http://survey.youthagora.org/youthnet
...and good luck!
In the framework of the Online Platform for Youth Information Workers project (Youth in Action programme, Action 4.5), Youth Agora will build a modern dissemination tool for the ERYICA network.
Details were discussed with both the ERYICA Board and representatives of its member organizations in Helsinki, during the ERYICA A Better Youth Information For new Times Seminar (June 11th-14th).