Better Internet for Kids

Original title: Robot Otto targalt internetis

“Robot Otto targalt internetis”, or "Otto the Robot: smartly on the internet" is an awareness resource for children aged 7-12. The interactive calendar contains 24 exciting topics and tasks related to the digital world. The topics are explained by Otto the Robot, and each topic has either an interactive activity or a puzzle.

Lesson plan for teachers and educators to discuss about online communication and how to deal with and to prevent cyberbylling with basic school 5-7 grades students (11 to 14 years old). 

The resource includes easy to use methods and training materials for teachers to discuss with students about their experiencies in using digital devices and internet and to discuss about and to support developing good online communication culture. The resource includes also exercises for students.

Lesson plan for teachers to discuss with 5-7 grade students (11 to 14 years old) about online communication and how to deal with cyberbullying. 

The resource includes easy to use methods and training materials for teachers to discuss with students about how to deal with cyberbyllying as well as to discuss about and to support developing good online communication culture. The resource includes also exercises for students.

School bullying is marked by a number of traits: it is malicious and persistent and involves unequal positions of power (for example, a group bullying a single victim).

These recommendations for young people include:

The resource provides clear information, explanation and advice for parents and caregivers on cyberbullying, and specifically:

Original title: Olulised nõuanded veebipolitseinikult lapsevanemale

In the video, the Online Police Officer shares advice to parents on what to do if their child sees false information circulating online or becomes a victim of cyberbullying, as well as how to protect personal data and prevent their child from becoming a victim of sexual or other abuse online. It also outlines how parents can help their child if they have problems.

Original title: Kaardimäng Suurim julgus

The aim of the game is to create discussions in which players find possible solutions to the situations described on the case cards. The case cards feature selected situations that young people are likely to encounter as participants in one or another role. 

The game also helps young people understand the possible hidden nature of the described situations and develop critical thinking and cooperation skills.

Original title: Koostöös teadlikumaks interneti kasutajaks 

This collection of informative materials provides insights about:

Original title: Kuidas kaitsta last küberkiusamise eest?

This resource is designed for parents and caregivers who want to support and help their children who are currently experiencing cyberbullying. The article explains what cyberbullying is, how widespread it is, what it does to a young person, and how to protect young people from cyberbullying. 

It also supports the parents with guidance and tips.

This resource provides useful information that teachers and educators can use in the classroom to support their students, as well as lesson plans.