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Over the years, Safer Internet Centres (SICs) in Europe have developed various educational resources and videos aimed at helping teachers, parents and carers, and children and young people, to discover the online world safely. Now you can access all of these resources in just one place via the Better Internet for Kids (BIK) resource directory.

Browse the resources below, or use the options to refine your search.

Resource directory

Over the years, Safer Internet Centres (SICs) in Europe have developed various educational resources and videos aimed at helping teachers, parents and carers, and children and young people, to discover the online world safely. Now you can access all of these resources in just one place via the Better Internet for Kids (BIK) resource directory.

Browse the resources below, or use the options to refine your search.

Resource directory

Over the years, Safer Internet Centres (SICs) in Europe have developed various educational resources and videos aimed at helping teachers, parents and carers, and children and young people, to discover the online world safely. Now you can access all of these resources in just one place via the Better Internet for Kids (BIK) resource directory.

Browse the resources below, or use the options to refine your search.

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  • drill and practice
  • Child Focus
  • 20 January 2020

SERIOUS GAME


To make the best of it on the internet, children have to make smart choices. Cyber Heroes motivates young children to surf the web safely and wisely. This allows them to discover the online world in a confident way.

Be cyber smart
Share with Care
Good news travels fast, but so does bad news. Children can end up in awkward situations, with lasting consequences. How can they prevent this? By understanding what they should or should not share with their friends and acquaintances.

Be cyber alert
Don't fall for fake

  • Dutch
  • drill and practice
  • Child Focus
  • 20 January 2020

Our young people and the internet
Although Belgian youngsters love the Internet, they are not always careful about it. Surfing the internet offers thousands of possibilities, but at the same time can be a difficult balancing act in which our youngsters have to be guided. Encouraging young people and children to use digital resources richly and creatively, but safely, is therefore necessary.

Child Focus is committed every year, in partnership with internet industries, to raise awareness among children in the fifth and sixth grade via the "Internet Safe & Fun" workshops.

  • French
  • drill and practice
  • Child Focus
  • 20 January 2020

Our young people and the internet
Although Belgian youngsters love the Internet, they are not always careful about it. Surfing the internet offers thousands of possibilities, but at the same time can be a difficult balancing act in which our youngsters have to be guided. Encouraging young people and children to use digital resources richly and creatively, but safely, is therefore necessary.

Child Focus is committed every year, in partnership with internet industries, to raise awareness among children in the fifth and sixth grade via the "Internet Safe & Fun" workshops.

  • Dutch
  • open activity
  • TRALALERE
  • 19 January 2020

“Intelligent programs” are numerous and more and more present in our daily lives, but how to identify them? How to differentiate artificial intelligence from machine learning? How do these programs work?

  • French
  • open activity
  • TRALALERE
  • 19 January 2020

Raise awareness of the notions of personal data and digital identity by explaining the right reflexes to put in place to protect oneself on the Internet and social networks.
- Address the notions of digital identity, traces and self-image.
- Know how to protect yourself and your personal data.
- Adopt a reasoned and responsible attitude on the Internet.

  • French
  • open activity
  • TRALALERE
  • 19 January 2020

Understand the principle of digital identity and learn how to manage it while thinking about good practices to secure one's profile(s) on the Internet and social networks.
- Address the notions of digital identity, traces and self-image.
- Know how to protect yourself and your personal data.
- Question digital habits and put them into perspective with those of peers.
- Know the rules of online publishing (limits to freedom of expression, right to image, copyright).
- Adopt a reasoned and responsible attitude on the Internet.

  • French
  • open activity
  • TRALALERE
  • 19 January 2020

Learn how to differentiate between virtual and real friendships and learn best practices for exchanging and sharing personal information or content with friends on the Internet.
- Address the notions of friendship and digital friendship
- Question one's uses of digital technology and put them in perspective with those of peers.
- Know the rules of online publishing (limits to freedom of expression, right to image, copyright).
- Know how to protect yourself and your personal data.
- Adopt a reasoned and responsible attitude on the Internet.

  • English
  • open activity
  • TRALALERE
  • 19 January 2020

Distinguish between real and digital friendships and learn how to avoid the risks of sharing personal information or content on the Internet and social networks.
- Address the notions of friendship and digital friendship
- Question one’s use of digital technology and put them in perspective with those of peers.
- Know the rules of online publishing (limits to freedom of expression, image rights, copyright).
- Know how to protect yourself and your personal data.
- Adopt a reasoned and responsible attitude on the Internet.

  • French
  • open activity
  • TRALALERE
  • 19 January 2020

Know the place that screens take in daily life and social relationships and explain how you would occupy your time if screens did not exist.
- Address the place of screens in your social relationships
- Question one’s uses of digital technology and put them in perspective with those of peers.
- Adopt a reasoned and responsible attitude with screens.

  • French
  • open activity
  • TRALALERE
  • 19 January 2020

The objective of this course is to define what is a data by taking an interest in the fundamental mechanics that govern it. By collecting and manipulating data from the class, the subject of personal data will be addressed. The following topics will be covered and may be the subject of in-depth sessions :
- data collection and storage / big data
- algorithm / processing
- personal data

  • French
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