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Training for middle schools: Lost in Data - Where is data collected in everyday life?
In this interactive training, students will learn where they leave digital footprints in everyday life, how this data collection affects their privacy, and how they can act more consciously.
What is the Online Safety Code?
Coimisiún na Meán’s Online Safety Code sets out new binding rules that oblige video-sharing platforms to make changes to their services to ensure that users, especially children, are protected from illegal and harmful content. The Online Safety Code applies to video-sharing platform that are based in Ireland, and it is one element of Ireland’s Online Safety Framework, which also includes the EU Digital Services Act, and the EU Terrorist Content Online Regulation.
Vinz et Lou Être citoyen numérique, ça te dit ?
Vinz is thrilled—he has been selected to participate in the Best Digital Citizen Contest! In fact, through the videos he has already created, he has unknowingly adhered to the Charter for Digital Culture and Citizenship Education. This is a great opportunity for Vinz to explain the concepts of a charter and digital citizenship to us.
Enhance your session by applying your students' knowledge and ensuring their understanding of the episode with our quiz.
Bande dessinée - Le nouveau - Ep1
Discover the first episode of our comic strip "The New" to approach the use of smartphones and the theme of screen time in a humorous way.
School cycles : Cycle 3 , Cycle 4
Being Responsible Online - Parents/Children
Check out our interactive parent-child guide for Safer Internet Day 2024.
We offer you 3 fun activities made up of quizzes and videos to explore as a family all the good reflexes to adopt to become an engaged and responsible Internet user online!
School cycles : Cycle 2 , Cycle 3 , Cycle 4
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Being Responsible Online - Parents/Teens
Discover our interactive parent-teen guide for Safer Internet Day 2024.
We offer you 3 fun activities made up of quizzes and videos to explore as a family all the good reflexes to adopt to become an engaged and responsible Internet user online!
School cycles : Cycle 4 , High school
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FamiNum: Fiche famille - Pourquoi éviter les écrans avant 3 ans ?
In addition to our video viewable here , our family fact sheet gives you advice on how to avoid screens with children under the age of three.
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Goals :
- Explain the impact of screens on children's development
- Help parents establish screen-free rituals
- Implement healthy digital practices in the family
FamiNum: Fiche famille - Pourquoi ranger vos écrans en présence de votre enfant ?
In addition to our video viewable here , our family sheet gives you advice on how to restrict the use of screens in the presence of your children.
School cycle :
Goals :
- Understanding the impact of screens on the parent-child bond
- Establish screen-free rituals
- Implement healthy digital practices in the family
FamiNum: Mon moment écran
My Screen Time invites you to co-construct with your child a digital schedule including screen time, time of use during the day and digital activity.
By establishing a dialogue based on positive and participatory education, My Screen Time allows you to quantify and gently moderate screen time, thus helping to adopt good habits from a young age.
This educational tool empowers children and encourages their learning of organization and time management.
My Screen Moment can be attached to the refrigerator.
FamiNum: Pourquoi éviter les écrans avant 3 ans?
Regulating screen time in children under three is important for their health and development. Vision, sleep, language, attention span and social skills, screens can negatively impact essential aspects of early development.
FamiNum, the series that answers your questions as parents about your children's digital life in 2 minutes.
