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Media education in child and youth welfare

This handbook is aimed at pedagogical professionals who work in child and youth welfare. Media and the Internet have become an integral part of the everyday lives of children, young people and their families, and thus also of the lives of pedagogical staff in child and youth welfare. Particularly in the field of child and youth welfare, it is important to support the addressees as much as possible, on the one hand by giving them the freedom to acquire media competence, but at the same time by offering educational opportunities.

The guidline takes a practical look at the digital lives of children and young people and deals with topics such as fake news, digital games or sexuality and self-presentation on digital media. It offers tips for pedagogical professionals, shows examples from practice and gives impulses for everday pedagogical life. It also answers FAQS from children and youths as well as from pedagogical professionals and provides information about the legal situation conercning these topics in Austria.

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Under the following terms: Non-commercial reproduction and distribution are permitted, provided the source SOS Children's Villages Austria is and the related authors are mentioned.
  • Österreichisches Institut für angewandte Telekommunikation (OIAT)
  • other
  • Austria

This handbook is aimed at pedagogical professionals who work in child and youth welfare. Media and the Internet have become an integral part of the everyday lives of children, young people and their families, and thus also of the lives of pedagogical staff in child and youth welfare. Particularly in the field of child and youth welfare, it is important to support the addressees as much as possible, on the one hand by giving them the freedom to acquire media competence, but at the same time by offering educational opportunities.

The guidline takes a practical look at the digital lives of children and young people and deals with topics such as fake news, digital games or sexuality and self-presentation on digital media. It offers tips for pedagogical professionals, shows examples from practice and gives impulses for everday pedagogical life. It also answers FAQS from children and youths as well as from pedagogical professionals and provides information about the legal situation conercning these topics in Austria.

About this resource

See license
See license
Under the following terms: Non-commercial reproduction and distribution are permitted, provided the source SOS Children's Villages Austria is and the related authors are mentioned.
  • Österreichisches Institut für angewandte Telekommunikation (OIAT)
  • other
  • Austria