This campaign includes an awareness brochure and an image gallery for students and families.
Parents, guardians, and families are encouraged to:
- Set usage time limits and establish specific schedules for using laptops and other devices, such as after school or during study time. It is also recommended to avoid using them before bedtime to promote good rest.
- Promote digital citizenship education: raising awareness among children and young people about online risk behaviours, such as cyberbullying, inappropriate sharing of personal information, and interaction with strangers.
- Balance online time with offline activities, such as sports, reading, outdoor play, and face-to-face social interactions.
- Encourage using laptops for educational purposes like research, school projects, and online learning.
- Emphasise the importance of proper posture when using devices and encourage regular breaks to avoid physical problems.
- Alert about responsible sharing of information and images online, always bearing in mind the importance of respecting privacy.
- Be a positive role model for online behaviour, demonstrating responsible and respectful use of technology.
- Maintain an open dialogue with students so they feel comfortable reporting any online problems or discomfort.
- Encourage the use of laptops in a shared area of the house to facilitate easier monitoring of activities.
- Encourage educational and constructive online activities to enhance the quality of screen time.
- Use support services such as the Linha Internet Segura Helpline.
Together, let us create a safe and healthy environment, balancing the benefits of technology with digital responsibility.
Discover more about the campaign on our website. Additionally, find out more about the work of the Portuguese Safer Internet Centre, including its awareness raising, helpline, hotline and youth participation services – or find similar information for Safer Internet Centres throughout Europe.
This campaign includes an awareness brochure and an image gallery for students and families.
Parents, guardians, and families are encouraged to:
- Set usage time limits and establish specific schedules for using laptops and other devices, such as after school or during study time. It is also recommended to avoid using them before bedtime to promote good rest.
- Promote digital citizenship education: raising awareness among children and young people about online risk behaviours, such as cyberbullying, inappropriate sharing of personal information, and interaction with strangers.
- Balance online time with offline activities, such as sports, reading, outdoor play, and face-to-face social interactions.
- Encourage using laptops for educational purposes like research, school projects, and online learning.
- Emphasise the importance of proper posture when using devices and encourage regular breaks to avoid physical problems.
- Alert about responsible sharing of information and images online, always bearing in mind the importance of respecting privacy.
- Be a positive role model for online behaviour, demonstrating responsible and respectful use of technology.
- Maintain an open dialogue with students so they feel comfortable reporting any online problems or discomfort.
- Encourage the use of laptops in a shared area of the house to facilitate easier monitoring of activities.
- Encourage educational and constructive online activities to enhance the quality of screen time.
- Use support services such as the Linha Internet Segura Helpline.
Together, let us create a safe and healthy environment, balancing the benefits of technology with digital responsibility.
Discover more about the campaign on our website. Additionally, find out more about the work of the Portuguese Safer Internet Centre, including its awareness raising, helpline, hotline and youth participation services – or find similar information for Safer Internet Centres throughout Europe.
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