This video course will guide teachers and educators through the key aspects of children's rights in the online environment. As a teacher or educator, you will be introduced to how to understand children's digital rights, how to reflect them in your teaching, and how to safely integrate them into school lessons and school projects.

Watch the first part of the course on YouTube.

The second part of the video course focuses on the topic of cyberbullying and its recognition, prevention and resolution in the school environment. The course is intended for educators who want to better understand the issue of online harassment, learn effective strategies for dealing with cyberbullying in the classroom, and how to support children in the safe use of digital technologies. The course provides practical advice, practical examples, and recommendations for communicating with parents and students.

Watch the second part of the course on YouTube.

What you will learn in the course?

• What does it mean that children have rights in the digital world – just like offline, but with new challenges, responsibilities and contexts created by digital technologies and online platforms.
• What specific situations and risks of cyberspace affect their rights, such as issues related to privacy, data protection, safety, access to information, participation and freedom of expression.
• How teachers can protect and support these rights in school practice, and how schools can play an important role in creating a safe, inclusive and rights-respecting digital learning environment.
• Practical tips, inspiration and teaching inputs for working with students and colleagues, helping you to confidently address children’s digital rights in everyday teaching, school projects and wider school activities.