SuperDigiSchool
A live streamed remote lesson (held on 8 October 2025) was aimed at all Finnish students in grades 7–9, as well as lower secondary school teachers and other professionals. The lesson included interviews, comedic inserts, challenges and other activities for young people following the lesson. Additionally, a learning material was created for teachers to help them deal with the themes after watching the remote lesson.
In 2025, SuperDigikoulu focused on the following themes:
Citizen AI
CitizenAI is a ready-to-use educational programme designed to introduce young people to artificial intelligence, with a specific focus on generative AI. It supports both teachers and facilitators in delivering structured, engaging sessions that build critical understanding and responsible use of AI technologies among learners aged 13 to 17.
The programme is organised into two complementary learning pathways:
DigiDuck (a special issue of Donald Duck)
In September 2025, a new edition of DigiDuck was launched. In this special issue of Donald Duck, online safety and digital skills take centre stage.
Everyone with a subscription to the weekly magazine received a copy at home, and it was also distributed to public libraries and schools across the Netherlands, accompanied by a teaching guide with practical tips for using DigiDuck in the classroom.
Click safely
“Click safely” is an animated awareness video developed within the MKSafeNet Safer Internet Centre in North Macedonia.
Through the story of a young girl, her friend, and a digital guide character, the resource teaches children how to stay safe online by recognising cyberbullying, avoiding suspicious links, protecting personal information, questioning fake profiles, reporting harmful behaviour, and asking trusted adults for help.
The storyline also promotes healthier digital habits, including balanced screen time and the importance of real-life friendships and support.
Internet horror characters (posters)
This is a resource in the form of posters (5 different designs) which, by featuring legendary horror characters as protagonists, aims to raise awareness among young people about certain risks and dangers online and how they can deal with them:
Fact check - Safe and sound (training for middle schools)
Youngsters explore how and why it is important to question information they find on the internet - especially in connection with the spread of misinformation and disinformation.
The young people become a team of festival organisers and are faced with a series of challenges they must overcome. Throughout the adventure, they encounter fake news, phishing attempts, and disinformation campaigns.
How to be a role model in the digital age (guide for educators)
This guide shows how teachers and educators should use media, social networks, and digital technologies in a reflective and responsible way in order to protect and strengthen their professional online reputation.
This guide was designed to provide advice, legal guidelines, and recommendations based on official resources in order to encourage responsible and secure behaviour in both the personal and professional use of digital tools.
Training: TikTok, Instagram & co. - understanding the media world of young people
Understanding the media world of children and young people.
The focus of this training for teachers, educators and other professionals is on current media trends, popular platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat, as well as online games and gaming consoles.
The training shows how young people use digital media, what needs lie behind these uses, and what role artificial intelligence, algorithms, and personalised content play. Possible online risks and the impact of influencers are also addressed and discussed together.
Did you miss the online workshop on AI and how teenagers use it? Here’s a recap of how it went!
On Thursday, 26 March 2026, the Spanish National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE) celebrated Safer Internet Day 2026 with an interactive online workshop, “Sure! Here’s a suggestion. What would you do?”, which was attended online by hundreds of classes from primary and secondary schools across Spain.
Podcast series: "Can we talk about racism?"
A podcast series for professionals working with children and young people in Danish youth clubs. The podcast features two experts and a host discussing how professionals can address racism and discrimination, and how these issues relate to the digital lives of children and young people.
