Disinformation
A lesson plan which encourage adolescents to start thinking about online content and help them to understand that what they read or see online might be true, untrue, or someone’s opinion.
How reliable is this?
A lesson plan which encourage young children to start to think about online content and help them to understand that what they read or see online might be true, untrue, or someone’s opinion.
Grooming
A guide, addressed to parents, on the issue of grooming. Lists ways and techniques which will help every family to protect children.
Tips on how to start conversations with children
An infographic with tips on how to start conversations with children.
Identity Theft Online
An infographic that explains what identity theft online is and what to do in order to protect yourself.
Be Kind online
A powerpoint that explains to small children (6-9 years old) why and how to be kind online.
Podcast "Child prostitution online"
What is considered child prostitution on the Internet? As a parent, how to talk about this with children? How to act preventively? It is important to familiarize yourself with the strong risks of this behavior.
Better Internet for Kids: Review of the year 2022
The Better Internet for Kids (BIK) reviews of the year are typically released to coincide with Safer Internet Day celebrations each year.
These annual reports provide an overview of a multitude of stakeholder efforts to both protect and empower children and young people in their digital lives over the past year, when BIK has focused on making sure that young people are protected, respected, and equipped with the skills they need to thrive in the digital world.
Some of the highlights of 2022 include:
Educational material for Safer Internet Day
A web page with new educational material for SaferInternetDay 2023. It contains lesson plans, e-book, quizzes, video, posters and leaflets dedicated to disinformation. The material is divided according to the ages is addressed: small kids (4-8 years old), kids in primary school (9-12 years old), teenagers, parents and educators.
SIC-NL: Online learning module 'Steffie explains' on online flirting for people with learning disability.
Stephanie explains is a website where difficult or challenging topics are explained in an easy way. For example, making friends or money matters. In collaboration with Helpwanted, the helpline department of the Dutch EOKM, a module focused on online flirting was developed for teenagers and adults with a learning disability.
