Following the first evaluation of the BIK+ strategy, new family-friendly resources, a simplified booklet and infographic, are now available to help parents and children easily understand the progress, challenges, and next steps for a safer digital world.
Recap of the BIK+ strategy evaluation
Last month, the European Commission published the first evaluation report of the Better Internet for Kids+ (BIK+) strategy, which reviews the progress and challenges of the EU’s efforts to create a safer, more empowering digital environment for children and young people across Europe. The evaluation involved children, educators, parents, and other key stakeholders, providing valuable insights into what has worked well and where improvements are needed.
Introducing family-friendly resources
To make the key findings from this important report more accessible to a wider audience, especially families and young people, we are pleased to introduce two new family-friendly resources: an infographic and a booklet. These tools break down the evaluation’s main points into clear, easy-to-understand formats, helping parents, children, and teachers engage with the results and better understand the strategy’s impact.
Why accessibility matters
These new resources complement the full evaluation report by translating complex information into user-friendly formats, encouraging everyone involved in children’s digital lives to stay informed and involved.
Explore and get involved
Explore the family-friendly infographic and booklet on the Better Internet for Kids platform and join us in supporting a safer, better internet for all children.
Discover the resources here: infographic and simplified booklet.
More on access, inequalities and vulnerabilities
Following the first evaluation of the BIK+ strategy, new family-friendly resources, a simplified booklet and infographic, are now available to help parents and children easily understand the progress, challenges, and next steps for a safer digital world.
Recap of the BIK+ strategy evaluation
Last month, the European Commission published the first evaluation report of the Better Internet for Kids+ (BIK+) strategy, which reviews the progress and challenges of the EU’s efforts to create a safer, more empowering digital environment for children and young people across Europe. The evaluation involved children, educators, parents, and other key stakeholders, providing valuable insights into what has worked well and where improvements are needed.
Introducing family-friendly resources
To make the key findings from this important report more accessible to a wider audience, especially families and young people, we are pleased to introduce two new family-friendly resources: an infographic and a booklet. These tools break down the evaluation’s main points into clear, easy-to-understand formats, helping parents, children, and teachers engage with the results and better understand the strategy’s impact.
Why accessibility matters
These new resources complement the full evaluation report by translating complex information into user-friendly formats, encouraging everyone involved in children’s digital lives to stay informed and involved.
Explore and get involved
Explore the family-friendly infographic and booklet on the Better Internet for Kids platform and join us in supporting a safer, better internet for all children.
Discover the resources here: infographic and simplified booklet.
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