Be in Ctrl Campaign Videos
The Say No! film. It is a short film (10 minutes) based on a composite of real events developed by Europol. The film depicts the story of two teenagers, Anna and George, who become victims of online sexual coercion and exploitation. It explores the ways in which offenders may try to approach young people online and gain their trust in order to get sexual photos or videos of them. The film highlights the two main motivations offenders have for targeting a minor: sexual interest and/or economic interest.
Talking to your child about sexting
Simon Grehan, Project Officer with Webwise discusses some of the potential legal implications of underage sexting.
How to deal with cyberbullying
Simon Grehan, Project Officer with Webwise offers some advice for parents on how to deal with cyberbullying.
We need to talk about porn
Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist Colman Noctor offers advice for parents on talking to your child about online pornography.
Tips for gradually introducing technology to your child
Dr John Sharry, Founder Parents Plus Charity offers advices on managing technology in the home.
Lesson plan "Photos and videos" for grades 5-8 - Tunniplaan "Fotod ja videod" 5.-8klassi õpilastele
A lesson plan to discuss with the students what to keep in mind when you want to take a photo or video of someone and share it on social media. What photos and videos of yourself to share on social media and where to ask for help if something has gone wrong.
A Safer Internet Day 2022 special issue of the magazine "Märka Last" - ajakirja "Märka last" Turvalise interneti päeva eriväljaanne
The illustrated publication contains 12 articles. The main topics of the articles are: datafication of childhood, how to protect yourself and others online, digital garbage, importance of being a good role model for children online, new educational resources, information about helpline and hotline etc.
Tunnikava "Kuidas kaitsta ennast ja teisi internetis"/ Lessonplan "How to protect yourself and others online"
Educational resource "How to protect yourself and others online" for teachers and older students to carry out thematic lesson in schools for younger students.
Contains:
- slides with notes
- video
- Kahoot test
- Guide "How to take evidence"
Focus of the lesson:
- why it is important to report and tell someone when something has happened online;
- how to block and report;
- how to take evidence;
- where to receive advice and help.
Resource is in Estonian and Russian and it was developed together with teachers and students.
Targalt internetis advendikalender 2021. Smartly on the Web advent calendar 2021
Estonian Safer Internet Centre created Smartly on the Web advent calendar and published it on the website www.targaltintenetis.ee.
Each day from 1.12. to 24.12.2021 people had an opportunity to open a new window where they found digital tips and tricks for smarter and safer use of smart devices for both children and adults.
The calendar had practical suggestion for each day. For example, answers to these questions:
🔹 What to be mindful of when using Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and other social media platforms
Naised küberturbes - eeskujud tüdrukutele. Women in cybersecurity - rolemodels for girls
Tallinn University of Technology in Estonian Safer Internet Centre published an e-book "Women in cybersecurity - rolemodels for girls". E-book is targeted mainly for 7th-12th grade students and also for their parents and teachers.
It contains different tests and chapters such as are you interested in ICT, test your possibilities, skills and career, girls and women in ICT etc. It also contains personal stories and career choices of different women who can be rolemodels for girls and motivate them to have a hobby or start to learn something connected to ICT.
