Students prepared a total of six topics based on real situations that internet users actually get involved in, and that can result in unpleasant consequences. The selected topics were:
- identity theft
- sexual harassment
- sharing one's activities with the public
- sharing personal data
- sharing unverified information
- online insults and humiliation.
The aim of the short video is to point out the absurd behaviour of some people in the online space. If we were to transfer all the online stories into real life, they would suddenly seem unnatural and often comical to us. The internet is a public space that anyone can access, so we must be constantly alert because we can never know who might be on “the other side."
The motto of the whole video was "Let's treat each other on the internet as in real life". With this video, students involved in the Youth Panel would like to reach out to young people and others to make them think about the situations they have re-enacted in the video, which they or someone around them could easily experience.
Find out more about the work of the Czech Safer Internet Centre, including its awareness raising, helpline, hotline and youth participation services – or find similar information for Safer Internet Centres throughout Europe.
Students prepared a total of six topics based on real situations that internet users actually get involved in, and that can result in unpleasant consequences. The selected topics were:
- identity theft
- sexual harassment
- sharing one's activities with the public
- sharing personal data
- sharing unverified information
- online insults and humiliation.
The aim of the short video is to point out the absurd behaviour of some people in the online space. If we were to transfer all the online stories into real life, they would suddenly seem unnatural and often comical to us. The internet is a public space that anyone can access, so we must be constantly alert because we can never know who might be on “the other side."
The motto of the whole video was "Let's treat each other on the internet as in real life". With this video, students involved in the Youth Panel would like to reach out to young people and others to make them think about the situations they have re-enacted in the video, which they or someone around them could easily experience.
Find out more about the work of the Czech 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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