The Agree-2-Agree project explores stakeholders experiences of the process of shared decision-making by children and young people, adults, and schools, as well as the experience of the family in developing and abiding by agreements about online behaviour and activity. 

 

The research has been reviewed and approved by the University College Cork Applied Psychology Research Ethics Committee.  The research is funded by the Department of Education and Youth and Oide Technology in Education.

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If your School has been in touch to ask you to consider participating, and you are interested in learning more about the project, please leave your contact details by clicking  here, and a research team member will be in touch.

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If you would like to participate and are ready to answer some questions in an online survey, you can scan the QR code to the left, or  go directly to the survey here.

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As recognition of the time the participants have contributed to this research, we will be donating on behalf of every participant, to a total of €700 to the Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.  

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The 'Agree to Agree' project is a collaboration with Dr Maureen Griffin of MGMS Training, a company that provides training, workshops and education to schools in relation to supporting safe and positive online behaviour for children and young people. 

 

The project team includes Andrea Marshall and Professor Samantha Dockray.