Surveillance futures : social and ethical implications of new technologies for children and young people / edited by Emmeline Taylor and Tonya Rooney.

Includes bibliographical references.

Digital playgrounds: growing up in the surveillance age / Emmeline Taylor and Tonya Rooney -- "If I wanted to be on big brother, I would've auditioned for it" : examining the media representation of CCTV in schools and the impact of visual surveillance on schoolchildren / Emmeline Taylor -- Digital health goes to school : the implications of digitising children's bodies / Deborah Lupton and Michael Gard -- Calculating children in the dataveillance school : personal and learning analytics / Ben Williamson -- Teaching us to be "smart"? : the use of RFID in schools and the habituation of young people to everyday surveillance / Emmeline Taylor -- Sexting and young people : surveillance and childhood sexuality / Murray Lee and Thomas Crofts -- Media discourses of girls at risk and the domestication of mobile phone surveillance / Jacqueline Vickery -- "Where are you, who are you with, what are you doing?" : strategies of negotiation and resistance to parental surveillance via mobile phones / Carol Barron -- The ethical concerns of using GPS to track children / Jessica Nihlén Fahlquist -- Childhood, surveillance and mhealth technologies / Emma Rich -- Spy kids too : encounters with surveillance through games and play / Tonya Rooney -- World of spycraft : video games, gamification and surveillance creep / Andrew Hope -- Terra cognita : surveillance of young people's favourite websites / Valerie Steeves -- The rise of pre-emptive surveillance : unintended social and ethical consequences / Rosamunde Van Brakel.