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Keywords

Parental Mediation Children, Safety Online

Document Type

Article

Abstract

The biggest of internet user is in the productive ages, most of them are children and
teenagers. They are the Internet of Things's (IoT) Generation who have the ability
to adapt of technology because of being born in the high technology era. Children's
internet activities tend to be supported and facilitated by the environment, especially
families. The aim of this research is to find out the digital literacy and medition type
of housewives. The mediation strategy is an effort that is appropriate to the activities
of children and teenager using handset and internet. The survey was conducted on
housewives of Internet Safety Online workshop participant in four districts in DI.
Yogyakarta. Restrictive mediation is applied to housewives at every level of childhood
education from the youngest up to. However, mothers do not apply many types of
mediation in teenagers. Discussion, as a form of active mediation, applied as protecting
effort in the housewives's inability of digital literacy. Co-use mediation and technical
mediation are not overused. Only a small number of housewives accompany children
when using handset or accessing internet.

Pengguna internet terbesar berada di usia produktif, sebagian besar di antara mereka adalah anak dan remaja. Mereka adalah generasi IoT yang memiliki kemampuan beradaptasi dengan teknologi karena terlahir dalam paparan teknologi maju. Aktivitas anak berinternet cenderung didukung dan difasilitasi oleh lingkungan, terutama keluarga. Padahal bahaya mengintai anak ketika berinternet yang kerap diabaikan orang tua. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui tingkat literasi digital dan upaya perlindungan yang diberikan ibu rumah tangga terhadap aktivitas anak dan remaja menggunakan gadget serta berinternet. Survey dilakukan pada ibu rumah tangga peserta pelatihan Internet Safety Online yang diselenggarakan oleh BPPKI Yogyakarta dan Dinas Kominfo Kab. Kulonprogo serta Kab. Gunung Kidul. Hasil survey menunjukkan, ibu rumah tangga memiliki tingkat literasi digital yang baik. Meski demikian, sebagaian besar menerapkan tipe mediasi restriktif dengan membatasi penggunaan waktu. Tidak banyak yang menerapkan tipe mediasi teknik karena merasa tidak mampu mengoperasikan TIK sebaik anaknya.

First Page

197

Last Page

212

Page Range

197-212

Issue

2

Volume

47

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

10.21831/informasi.v47i2.16548

Source

16548

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