Ein Gwlad Ar-lein

Defnydd o'r cyfryngau ac agweddau tuag atynt Arferion ar-lein Ymchwil, ystadegau a data
Cyhoeddwyd: 1 Mawrth 2024
Diweddarwyd diwethaf: 1 Mawrth 2024

Ein Gwlad Ar-lein yw ein hadroddiad blynyddol sy'n bwrw golwg ar beth mae pobl yn ei wneud ar-lein, sut maen nhw'n cael eu gwasanaethu gan ddarparwyr a llwyfannau cynnwys ar-lein, a'u hagweddau a phrofiadau o ddefnyddio'r we.

Darllenwch yr adroddiad llawn

Online Nation - 2023 report (PDF, 4.2 MB)

Ein Gwlad Ar-lein – Adroddiad 2023 (PDF, 6.2 MB)

Noder bod yr isod yn Saesneg.

Ein Gwlad Ar-lein 2023 - Adroddiad rhyngweithiol

Darllen mwy

Deall sut i gadw plant yn ddiogel ar-lein

Profiadau ac agweddau defnyddwyr llwyfannau rhannu fideos

Blynyddoedd blaenorol

Ein Gwlad Ar-lein 2021 – Trosolwg Cymraeg (PDF, 1.4 MB)

Mae'r adroddiad isod ar gael yn Saesneg.

Online Nation 2021 – interactive report

Profiad pobl o lwyfannau rhannu fideos

Yn ddiweddar gwnaeth Ofcom ymchwil i ddeall profiadau pobl o lwyfannau rhannu fideos (VSPs) drwy amrywiaeth o arolygon ar-lein a siarad yn uniongyrchol â defnyddwyr a chynhyrchwyr. Mae'r fideo Saesneg hwn yn disgrifio'r ymchwil ac yn rhoi crynodeb o'r canfyddiadau.

Gwnaeth yr ymchwil ganfod bod bron pob un o ddefnyddwyr y rhyngrwyd yn defnyddio o leiaf un VSP, gyda'r mwyafrif o ddefnyddwyr y llwyfan wedi gweld neu wedi profi rhywbeth a allai fod yn niweidiol. Canfu'r ymchwil hefyd bod pobl yn ansicr sut i roi gwybod amdano neu beth sy'n digwydd pan maent yn gwneud hynny.

Ymchwil arall

Mae'r cynnwys isod ar gael yn Saesneg.

Pilot Online Harms Survey 2020/21 (PDF, 481.8 KB)
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Automated approaches to measuring online experiences (PDF, 4.1 MB)
This summary report from Faculty provides an assessment of the existing range of online automated tools, within a framework for measuring online experiences. It outlines current providers and the legal, ethical and other considerations to be addressed when using such tools.

Misinformation: A qualitative exploration (PDF, 954.1 KB)
This qualitative research from Yonder provides an in-depth understanding of people who self-identified as either ‘questioning’ or ‘rejecting’ the mainstream media. Our goal was to develop a richer understanding of how such people interact with news and information online, and their opinions and categorisation of various types of misinformation.

Rapid Evidence Assessment on Online Misinformation and Media Literacy (PDF, 1.3 MB)
This review by LSE Consulting (led by Professor Lee Edwards) summarises recent evidence, largely from academic research literature, on work being done in the field of media literacy to address misinformation. It analyses 201 papers following an initial sift of thousands.

Transparency in the regulation of online safety (PDF, 2.1 MB)
‘Transparency’ refers to publicly available information provided by online service providers. Transparency can have a range of benefits, including informing consumers’ choices about the online service providers that they use, increasing trust in and accountability of online service providers and improving safety overall.

We commissioned PA Consulting to evaluate literature on transparency and reporting policies across a range of sectors and contexts to understand which factors had been taken into account, from the intended audience to the information collected.

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