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How to keep child safe on video game live-streaming platforms
  • other
  • Latvian Internet Association
  • 04 November 2022

YouTube and Twitch are one of the most popular gameplay live-streaming platforms that allows gamers to broadcast their gameplay through screen sharing. Children are following such content and very much interested in watching these channels to learn new gaming skills, key principals of definite games etc. However, children's parents should be aware of risks and content being broadcasted that their children are watching.

  • Latvian
Screen time checkers or tasks for children for balancing their screen time
  • other
  • Latvian Internet Association
  • 04 November 2022

Do parents know and monitor how much time their children spend on the Internet per week? In order to find good balance between time child spends online and offline Latvian SIC created digital leaflet of tasks for children. Parents can print out the poster and use it at home to put into practice in order set screen time limits for their child daily or weekly. When all the set tasks are completed, child can get screen time. Parents depending on how old is child and what are his/her priorities can decide how much screen time is optimal.

  • Latvian
Worksheet for children ‘My screen time’
  • other
  • Latvian Internet Association
  • 04 November 2022

How much time does the child spend on the Internet per week? In order for the child to control himself and learn to plan time he spends online and offline the worksheet ‘My screen time' will be useful for children of primary school age for keeping track of their screen time and online activities.

  • Latvian
Accompanying materials for the videos "hate speech" & "cyber-bullying"
  • guide
  • Österreichisches Institut für angewandte Telekommunikation (OIAT)
  • 03 November 2022

Children and young people are often victims of hate messages. At the same time, they also spread messages further. Even adults are often not up to date on which actions in the online sphere are relevant under criminal law. The information videos "Stand up against hate on the net!" and "Cyber bullying is punishable!" as well as the accompanying material provide young people with preventive information about hate on the net and cyber bullying. The videos show that the internet is not a lawless space. Young people are sensitised to these two topics and informed where they can get support.

  • German
Cyberbullying - Expert Advice Videos
  • video
  • DES
  • 03 November 2022

Expert Advice videos featured on the Cyberbullying Guidance for Teachers Information Hub cover a variety of topics including:
- Fostering a student-centred and caring anti-bullying school environment
- Supporting School Leaders in promoting a preventative whole-education approach to cyberbullying
- Cyberbullying research, reporting, moderation and children's rights
- Involving students in cyberbullying prevention and awareness

  • English
Cyberbullying (Post Primary Schools): Understanding, Preventing and Responding
  • course
  • DES
  • 03 November 2022

The aim of this cyberbullying course is to provide teachers with the knowledge, resources and confidence to teach about cyberbullying and deal with cyberbullying incidents as they arise. It seeks to inform post-primary teachers and school leaders about the issue of cyberbullying, outline a school’s role in creating an anti-cyberbullying culture and promoting student’s wellbeing including online wellbeing.

  • English
Cyberbullying (Primary Schools): Understanding, Preventing and Responding
  • course
  • DES
  • 03 November 2022

The aim of this cyberbullying course is to provide teachers with the knowledge, resources and confidence to teach about cyberbullying and deal with cyberbullying incidents as they arise. It seeks to inform primary teachers and school leaders about the issue of cyberbullying, outline a school’s role in creating an anti-cyberbullying culture and promoting student’s wellbeing including online wellbeing.

  • English
Flyer: The internet and my fire brigade
  • guide
  • Österreichisches Institut für angewandte Telekommunikation (OIAT)
  • 03 November 2022

As a firefighter, you are part of a large community where the "we" is more important than the "I". Therefore, keep in mind: You have a role model function, also on your private social media profiles, and what you communicate and spread publicly will also reflect on your fire brigade. This informative flyer offers tips and information for fire brigade members on their own responsible online presence.

  • German
Instagram guide for parents / legal guardians
  • guide
  • Österreichisches Institut für angewandte Telekommunikation (OIAT)
  • 03 November 2022

This guide contains simple explanations of all important setting options and safety functions on Instagram. In addition, there are tips and discussion guides on the topic of age-appropriate media use. The guide is aimed at parents and carers who want to support children and young people in using Instagram safely.

  • German
Privacy guideline "Discord"
  • guide
  • Österreichisches Institut für angewandte Telekommunikation (OIAT)
  • 03 November 2022

Discord is a platform for communicating and exchanging with each other. Users can write messages free of charge, create and manage chat groups and make voice and video calls. In this practical step-by-step privacy guideline we show you the most important settings for safe use.

  • German
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