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11-07	‘The computer is not for you to be looking around, it is for schoolwork’: Challenges for digital inclusion as Latino immigrant families negotiate children’s access to the internet	Internet
11-03	Parentchannel.tv is an online service designed to support and encourage parents and carers of children aged 5-19	Internet
11-02	Electronic media use by children in Turkish families of high socioeconomic level and familial factors	Internet
11-02	The substance and sources of young American children's knowledge related to healthy eating, physical activity and media practices.	Internet
11-01	Online discourse in a primary school setting	Internet
10-10	Direct observation of children’s preferences and activity levels during interactive and online electronic games	Internet
10-10	Do excessive internet use, television viewing and poor life-style habits affect low vision in school children?	Internet
10-06	Virtual Sam - online nutritionist from the FSA	Internet
10-05	Stay safe online - The thinkuknow website	Internet
09-11	Safer online with the CEOP Report button	Internet
09-09	Ten tips for involving families through Internet-based communication	Internet
09-04	Typeonline - free typing tutorial	Internet
09-03	Online computer gaming: Advice for parents and teachers	Internet
09-01	Census records for England and Wales from 1841 to 1911 are available online	Internet
08-12	A new online game to help young people understand the serious effects of eating junk food	Internet
08-11	The online game [Dead link at mypyramid.gov] see http://www.choosemyplate.gov/ [2020]	Internet

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