Better Internet for Kids

The checklist for children’s artificial intelligence (AI) applications is a tool that helps parents and educators assess whether an AI application is appropriate and safe for children. It includes key points such as data protection, absence of inappropriate content, parental control options, transparency in the use of AI, and the educational value of the application.

The family agreement for the responsible use of AI is a simple tool that helps parents and children set basic rules for using artificial intelligence at home, promoting safety, responsibility, and open dialogue.

A fun and educational video for young children that explains in a simple way that there can be traps on the internet. Using clear examples and age-appropriate illustrations, it shows why children should be careful with “gifts” and messages that may be traps (phishing). The goal is to help children recognise suspicious situations and learn how to protect themselves, always with the guidance of parents and teachers.

In this episode, we explore the responsible use of artificial intelligence by children and share practical tips for parents. We discuss how families can set boundaries, choose appropriate applications, encourage critical thinking, and protect their children’s personal data. A valuable episode for every parent who wants their kids to enjoy the benefits of AI safely and responsibly.

This lesson plan introduces students to the concepts of safety and responsibility in artificial intelligence (AI). Through interactive activities, discussions, and real-life examples, students learn how AI works, its benefits, and the potential risks when used without care. Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, ethical use of technology, protection of personal data, and recognising AI’s limitations. The plan includes group work, case studies, and creative exercises to help students reflect on how to use AI tools wisely

This lesson introduces 5th and 6th grade students to artificial intelligence in a simple and engaging way, focusing on safety and responsibility. Through real-life examples, role-play, and creative screen-free activities, children learn how AI works, its benefits and risks, how to spot online “traps” like scams or misinformation, and how to use critical thinking before trusting AI results. The goal is to build digital responsibility and safe, thoughtful use of AI.

As part of the development of the digital youth club Cyberhus at the Centre for Digital Youthcare, we have launched a series of pilot initiatives designed to strengthen the connection between digital platforms and local communities. One of these initiatives is a workshop for young people, tested at a local educational institution in one of our partner municipalities.

This leaflet explains the importance of strong and unique passwords for online security. It provides practical tips on creating secure credentials, avoiding common mistakes, and protecting accounts from unauthorised access. It's helpful as a quick guide in schools and households. 
 

A short, easy-to-read checklist offering five key recommendations for safer digital practices. It covers topics such as privacy settings, responsible sharing, and being cautious with unknown contacts. The format makes it suitable for classroom discussions or youth workshops. 
 

This leaflet explains the business models of social media, showing how user data and attention are monetised. It raises awareness of hidden costs behind “free” services and promotes critical digital literacy. It provides a valuable tool for teaching young people about media economics.