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Back to School – Tips for Students
The poster "Back to School – Tips for Students" offers 8 key internet safety tips for the new school year, including how to protect personal data, verify information, respect privacy, think critically online, and treat others with respect. It’s designed to be simple and student-friendly, helping learners feel safe and responsible in the digital world.
Casting the Net – Why Consent Matters
Youth led audio series: Casting the Net
Consent is a fundamental part of all relationships, yet historically, it has been misunderstood or overlooked in society. From outdated norms to gendered expectations, the way we talk about and understand consent has been shaped by cultural and institutional influences. The Consent Ed programme aims to change this by educating young people about the importance of consent, challenging harmful stereotypes, and fostering a culture of respect.
Casting the Net: Meet the Online Safety Commissioner
Youth-led Audio Series: Casting the Net
In this episode, Stephen from the Webwise Youth Panel meets Ireland’s Online Safety Commissioner, Niamh Hodnett.
They explore the progress being made in keeping people safe online, discuss the evolving landscape of online safety in Ireland and across Europe, the rights and protections for children and young people, and practical steps we can all take to enjoy a safer and more positive digital experience.
Digital Citizenship manual for teachers
The Digital Citizenship manual is designed for educators and includes 30 student-friendly prompts covering digital skills, media literacy, and digital technologies. It offers practical classroom methods, including reading strategies, discussion techniques, and activities that strengthen students’ text comprehension. Aimed at learners aged 13–17, the handbook supports a deeper understanding of online safety, critical thinking, digital footprints, privacy, digital well-being, and other key elements of digital citizenship.
Digital leaflet "Teen Accounts: Adolescent Accounts on Social Media"
The “Teen Accounts: Adolescent Accounts on Social Media” informative leaflet explains what “teen accounts” are (for ages 13–17), how they differ from regular accounts, and what privacy and safety features they offer. It provides guidance for both teens and parents on how platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat protect young users — by controlling friend lists, limiting access to inappropriate content, and managing screen time.
Digital Media Literacy: Tips for Parents
Children and teens are constantly engaging with digital content—from videos and social media posts to news articles and online ads. Helping your child develop strong digital media literacy skills is essential for navigating this digital landscape safely and confidently.
This information guide contains practical tips for parents to foster digital media literacy at home.
Do you know who you are texting with on social media?
Cybergrooming is a dangerous form of manipulation in which an adult tries to gain a child's trust online with the aim of abusing them. In this video, prepared by the Children's Crisis Centre, you can see how dangerous it is to go on a date with someone you've been texting online and don't know in person.
Explained: What is DeepSeek?
This information guide explains the app Deepseek, how it works, its benefits, risks, and limitations, and provides advice for parents.
Explained: What is Meta AI in WhatsApp?
This information guide explains what Meta AI is in WhatsApp, how it works, the benefits, risks and limitations, and advice for parents.
Online Scams and Young People: What Parents Need to Know
This information guide provides an overview of online scams for parents, and explores why children and young people are vulnerable to scams online, how to spot them, and practical advice to reduce risks and protect children online.
