Better Internet for Kids

A brochure which contains Greek youth panel’s thoughts about the use of internet during the pandemic of covid-19.

A guide which contains everything someone needs to know about online child abuse material and how to report it.

A guide to apps which aims to provide key information about some of the most popular apps, social networking sites and other platforms which are commonly being used by children and young people.

Greek Safer Internet Centre (SIC) has prepared a series of textbooks for all educational levels, which, in collaboration with the Greek Ministry of Education, is intended to be included as auxiliary material in the online safety courses, implemented for the first time in 2020 as part of the "skills development workshops" in schools.The aim of the textbooks is to equip students of all educational levels with the knowledge and the skills for a creative, safe and responsible use of digital technologies.

A Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) of five individual modules for parents and teachers, aiming to educate adults on matters related to the online safety of children.

This "Webetic flash session" video addresses the topic of privacy protection, data protection and the way to cope with targeted and behavioural advertising on the Internet. Michaël, the presenter, helps parents to surf in complete neutrality by adopting good reflexes for them and their children with regard to web marketing. He guides parents through the example of buying gifts for Saint-Nicolas. No parent would want to put the age-old secret of St. Nicolas in danger because of online clumsiness.

A podcast on the role books, stories, can play in digital literacy.

Simone van der Hof, professor Law and Digital Technology at Leiden University and Thijs Hannema, attorney at Kennedy van der Laan, are discussing possible solutions to this problem in the podcast: Digital children's rights and the GDPR: an innovation opportunity.

This interactive test will enable you to find out how deep you are stuck in a filter bubble of your own. The questions are very specific and at the same time provide instructions on how to proceed in order to burst your own filter bubble. A collaborative project with the Luxembourgish Center for Political Education (www.zpb.lu).

The Data Detox Kit is guide on how to reduce data traces online. This version provides you with everyday steps to control your digital privacy, security and wellbeing that suit you.
It is presented by Mozilla, with concept and content by Tactical Tech.