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Children On-line: Emerging Uses of the Internet at Home †

This article explores how information and communication technologies (ICT) are mediating the increasingly blurred boundaries between home and work, education and leisure, public and private. Drawing on her research observing children’s use of the Internet at home, the article focuses on the many differences between design/marketing and subsequent use at home. This has implications for the emerging expectations regarding optimal Internet use.