TCTV Live Shows
These live 15 minute ‘Around The Table Shows’ are all packed with great advice about how to navigate the online world - with experts, parents and children - unmissable!
Live Films
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Keeping a Sense of Humour in a Digital WorldWatch now
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App - Happy Life for Under Seven Years OldWatch now
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Young Children in a Digital AgeWatch now
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Setting Boundaries Around Screen Time and MediaWatch now
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Being Safe Online - Young PeopleWatch now
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Ruff Ruff Tweet and Dave TV showWatch now
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Fake NewsWatch now
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Online IdentityWatch now
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Online GroomingWatch now
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Online RisksWatch now
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Online Safety for ChildrenWatch now
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Porn and Addiction: The TruthWatch now
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TV Shows - What makes a Good One?Watch now
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Gender and MediaWatch now
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Is Media Art?Watch now
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Difficult questions about media & children!Watch now
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Keeping a Sense of Humour in a Digital WorldWatch now
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App - Happy Life for Under Seven Years OldWatch now
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Young Children in a Digital AgeWatch now
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Setting Boundaries Around Screen Time and MediaWatch now
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Being Safe Online - Young PeopleWatch now
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Ruff Ruff Tweet and Dave TV showWatch now
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Fake NewsWatch now
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Online IdentityWatch now
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Online GroomingWatch now
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Online RisksWatch now
Top Tips
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Keeping a Sense of Humour in a Digital WorldWatch now
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Keeping a Sense of Humour in a Digital WorldWatch now
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Keeping a Sense of Humour in a Digital WorldWatch now
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App - Happy Life for Under Seven Years OldWatch now
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App - Happy Life for Under Seven Years OldWatch now
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Example of good practice: Ella Oscar and HooWatch now
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Youth Identity, Autism and Online EngagementWatch now
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Apps and Young ChildrenWatch now
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Digital TechnologyWatch now
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Online HarmWatch now
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Children and the Digital WorldWatch now
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Youth and MediaWatch now
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Online RisksWatch now
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Online RisksWatch now
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Online Safety for ChildrenWatch now
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Online Safety for ChildrenWatch now
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Porn and Addiction: The TruthWatch now
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Porn and Addiction: The TruthWatch now
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TV Shows - What Makes a Good One?Watch now
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TV Shows - What Makes a Good One?Watch now
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Gender and media: what does it all mean?Watch now
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Is Media Art?Watch now
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Difficult questions about media & children!Watch now
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Difficult questions about media & children!Watch now
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Difficult questions about media & children!Watch now
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Keeping a Sense of Humour in a Digital WorldWatch now
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Keeping a Sense of Humour in a Digital WorldWatch now
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Keeping a Sense of Humour in a Digital WorldWatch now
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App - Happy Life for Under Seven Years OldWatch now
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App - Happy Life for Under Seven Years OldWatch now
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Example of good practice: Ella Oscar and HooWatch now
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Youth Identity, Autism and Online EngagementWatch now
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Apps and Young ChildrenWatch now
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Digital TechnologyWatch now
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Online HarmWatch now
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How can Gransnet help Grandparents?Watch now
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Social Media: How can we Guide Children?Watch now
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Managing Young Children's Digital TimeWatch now
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How Can Parents set Boundaries with Media?Watch now
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How can we keep Children Safe Online?Watch now
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Digital Media and EducationWatch now
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Managing Fears of Digital MediaWatch now
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Thoughts about Video GamesWatch now
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Conversations with ChildrenWatch now
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How to Chat to Children about MediaWatch now
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What is Positive about Play and Media?Watch now
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Can Media be Creative?Watch now
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Video Games: What is the Real Problem?Watch now
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Technology: How to get the Balance?Watch now
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How can Gransnet help Grandparents?Watch now
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Social Media: How can we Guide Children?Watch now
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Managing Young Children's Digital TimeWatch now
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How Can Parents set Boundaries with Media?Watch now
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How can we keep Children Safe Online?Watch now
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Digital Media and EducationWatch now
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Managing Fears of Digital MediaWatch now
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Thoughts about Video GamesWatch now
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Conversations with ChildrenWatch now
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How to Chat to Children about MediaWatch now
Friends Like Me
Friends Like Me is a documentary project that features interviews with children and adolescents who share their experiences of what it is like to grow up in complex online communities using social media. Over the last five years, I have been interviewing and re-interviewing children as they grow into adults to see how their views and experiences change over time. These young voices often challenge the stereotypes of illiterate, naive, screen addicts and, instead, offer us a glimpse into the lives of a generation who are growing up deeply, emotionally invested in media as a form of self-expression and engagement.

It's Emotional
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We Should TalkWatch now
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I Feel PressuredWatch now
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It's TerrifyingWatch now
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You Need FriendsWatch now
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Parents Can't Grasp ItWatch now
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Embrace Your ChildWatch now
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We Should TalkWatch now
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I Feel PressuredWatch now
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It's TerrifyingWatch now
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You Need FriendsWatch now
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Parents Can't Grasp ItWatch now
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Embrace Your ChildWatch now
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We Should TalkWatch now
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I Feel PressuredWatch now
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It's TerrifyingWatch now
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You Need FriendsWatch now
Stigmatising a Generation
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Adults Blame YouWatch now
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Teens Get a Bad RapWatch now
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We Want To Reach OutWatch now
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Let's Engage Older PeopleWatch now
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Learn From GrandparentsWatch now
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Adults Blame YouWatch now
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Teens Get a Bad RapWatch now
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We Want To Reach OutWatch now
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Let's Engage Older PeopleWatch now
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Learn From GrandparentsWatch now
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Adults Blame YouWatch now
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Teens Get a Bad RapWatch now
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We Want To Reach OutWatch now
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Let's Engage Older PeopleWatch now
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Learn From GrandparentsWatch now
Mentors & Inspiration
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Youtube Raised MeWatch now
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It Blows My MindWatch now
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Transformed My LifeWatch now
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Great ContributionWatch now
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Youtube Raised MeWatch now
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It Blows My MindWatch now
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Transformed My LifeWatch now
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Great ContributionWatch now
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Youtube Raised MeWatch now
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It Blows My MindWatch now
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Transformed My LifeWatch now
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Great ContributionWatch now
Body Image
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I Don't Need to UndressWatch now
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Pressure To Be a WomanWatch now
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The Only Image of WomenWatch now
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I Don't Need to UndressWatch now
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Pressure To Be a WomanWatch now
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The Only Image of WomenWatch now
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I Don't Need to UndressWatch now
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Pressure To Be a WomanWatch now
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The Only Image of WomenWatch now
Porn, Tropes & Culture
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Porn and FandomsWatch now
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The First TimeWatch now
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Everything is SexualisedWatch now
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I Need an ExplanationWatch now
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I'm a FeministWatch now
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I Felt Really ConfusedWatch now
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Parents Should Tell YouWatch now
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Porn and FandomsWatch now
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The First TimeWatch now
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Everything is SexualisedWatch now
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I Need an ExplanationWatch now
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I'm a FeministWatch now
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I Felt Really ConfusedWatch now
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Parents Should Tell YouWatch now
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Porn and FandomsWatch now
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The First TimeWatch now
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Everything is SexualisedWatch now
Becoming Me
Becoming Me is one of the most important lessons in life. It is about our journeys, our aspirations, about the recognition that there are no straight lines, about getting things right and wrong, about the ability to learn, and about who we grow into.
And it is about starting from a very young age; the earlier the opportunity, the more there is to gain and achieve! Ask not what you want to do when you grow up; instead ask who you want to become. It is a better question, about values, and with better answers.
Enjoy!
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Santiago Becoming MeWatch now
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Brazil Becoming MeWatch now
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How can I tell which Media is best for Children?Watch now
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Does Media have a place in Education?Watch now
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What's the best Advice for Parents?Watch now
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Santiago Becoming MeWatch now
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Brazil Becoming MeWatch now
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How can I tell which Media is best for Children?Watch now
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Does Media have a place in Education?Watch now
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What's the best Advice for Parents?Watch now
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Santiago Becoming MeWatch now
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Brazil Becoming MeWatch now
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How can I tell which Media is best for Children?Watch now
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Does Media have a place in Education?Watch now
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What's the best Advice for Parents?Watch now