Better Internet for Kids

Through the use of image editing software and automatic filters, children and young people are confronted with unrealistic body images on social networks. Influencers, whose job it is to look as good as possible because it earns them money, sometimes also distort young people's perceptions with their content. An unreflected approach to this content can lead to their own body image being influenced. The brochure explains the phenomena associated with unrealistic beauty ideals on the internet and provides practical tips on how to reduce the pressure they exert.

This fact sheet gives an insight on the role of influencers and their strategies for making money. You will have a clear idea of their positive and negative influence on your actions and it will help you better manage their impact on your well-being.

The scavenger hunts allow young people between the ages of 10 and 14 to expand their knowledge of various online topics in a fun way. The players receive short riddles from a chatbot and research the answers themselves on Saferinternet.at. Only when a question is answered correctly do they move on to the next one. For each correct answer there are one or more solution letters. These are collected and finally result in a solution sentence. The sentence is required to successfully complete the scavenger hunt.

A power point presentation aiming to explain to students what is Artificial Intelligence. It is aimed to be used in the class by educators of 9-13 year old students. The presentation is accompanied by a lesson plan and a video available here: https://saferinternet4kids.gr/sid/sid-2024/material_sid_2024_e_st/

A power point presentation aiming to explain to students why Artificial Intelligence makes mistakes and the bias it contains. It is aimed to be used in the class by educators of 13-18 year old students. The presentation is accompanied by a lesson plan and a video available here: https://saferinternet4kids.gr/sid/sid-2024/material_sid_2024_teenagers/

A power point presentation aiming to explain to students what are the Algorithms and how they can get to recognize them. It is aimed to be used in the class by educators of 9-13 year old students. The presentation is accompanied by a lesson plan and a video available here: https://saferinternet4kids.gr/sid/sid-2024/material_sid_2024_e_st/

We have prepared a decision tree on sharenting for parents. This decision tree is made available online through the Safe.si website and is also being disseminated through various social networking sites, including Facebook, Instagram, and X. The primary objective is to reach a wide audience of parents. The tool is accessible online in PDF format, allowing easy and free downloads for interested individuals.

Safe.si Awareness Centre together with the hotline Spletno oko in collaboration with the Inspectorate of the Republic of Slovenia for Education, the Community of Centres for Social Work and the Criminal Police Directorate of the General Police Directorate prepared a handbook on online violence. This handbook will assist school staff in addressing incidents of online violence. This handbook was created for the purposes of SID 2024 campaign.

We have prepared a leaflet for parents about inappropriate and harmful content online for children. This leaflet is made available online through the Safe.si website and is also being disseminated through various social networking sites, such as Facebook and Instagram. The primary objective is to reach a wide audience of parents. The tool is accessible online in PDF format, allowing easy and free downloads for interested individuals.

The lesson plan aims to address the issue of managing online time effectively among students in eighth grade of primary school and high school/technical school. Over 45 minutes, students will engage in activities and discussions designed to foster an understanding of the importance of managing their time spent online.