Better Internet for Kids

A resource (leaflet) addressed to parents, carers, and educators in order to advise them on how to talk to children about war and all the information they encounter about it online.

A toolkit that aims to develop students' critical thinking and help them to be able to distinguish truth from falsehood on the internet.

An e-book from Childnet translated into Greek. Additional themes covered include: Using images online, Keeping personal information safe, the identity of other internet users, password sharing, and in-app purchasing.

A specially designed page on the site of SaferInternet4Kids.gr provides information on the most common cyber fraud scams but also on the ways to identify and prevent them.

In this activity you will be able to identify the most common advertising formats for Internet multimedia content. This video accompanies the didactical activity: Advertising aimed at minors on Internet video platforms URL /group/guest/capacity/resource-lab/gallery?resourceId=26894
(Spanish language video with English subtitles)

VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/embed/x6cUjAOSAaI?&rel=0&hl=en&cc_lang_pref=en&cc_load_policy=1

Throughout 2018 and 2019 Center for Digital Youth Care have been gathering information and conducting observations into anti-women and -equality environments online. The initial digital and pedagogical analysis is represented in the Danish report ‘Vrede unge mænd’ (Angry Young Men), and is currently awaiting translation.

This video was part of the Summer Campaign used to encourage children and parents to find the right balance between being online and offline and dedicate more time face to face communication.

This Leaflet provides some top tips for safe social media use and addresses the gaming disorder and excessive online use.

A Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) of three individual modules for students aiming to educate them for a safer and better internet. The content of this MOOC are the topics of cyber-hygiene, personal data, and cyberbullying.

A page on the importance of strong passwords and the basic tips every online user should follow. The meaning of a person's identity is defined through our external features such as our biometric characteristics (eye color, fingerprints, etc.), our name, our date of birth, our signature. However, our online identity has a more dynamic character and arises mainly from our digital footprint: our online friends, what we share, the image we project about ourselves.