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  • audio
  • DES, Irish Safer Internet Centre
  • 14 January 2025

As teens, lots of us get our information from social media, and following influencers can be a great way to discover content that we are interested in, to get tips, inspiration, and be entertained. 

We know that many of these influencers team up with brands to promote products or services, but what are the rules around this, and how can you spot an ad or a paid post online? 

To find out more, Ishani spoke to Orla Twomey, CEO of the Advertising Standards Authority. 

  • English
  • course
  • DES
  • 14 January 2025

This short introductory (term-time) course on AI for Schools will provide teachers and school leaders with an understanding of what Artificial Intelligence (AI) is and an overview of key policy documents relating to AI, including the latest European publications. It will also outline the ethical considerations of using AI in a school setting.

  • English
  • website
  • DES, Irish Safer Internet Centre
  • 14 January 2025

Artificial Intelligence systems and tools are already part of our everyday lives. As AI continues to evolve, it is important to be aware of the benefits and the risks it can have in teaching and learning.

  • website
  • DES, Irish Safer Internet Centre
  • 13 January 2025

Coimisiún na Meán’s Online Safety Code sets out new binding rules that oblige video-sharing platforms to make changes to their services to ensure that users, especially children, are protected from illegal and harmful content. The Online Safety Code applies to video-sharing platform that are based in Ireland, and it is one element of Ireland’s Online Safety Framework, which also includes the EU Digital Services Act, and the EU Terrorist Content Online Regulation.

  • other web resource
  • DES, Irish Safer Internet Centre
  • 13 January 2025

Guidelines booklet for developing an AUP

In general, an Acceptable Use Policy addresses the safe, acceptable and responsible use of the internet and digital technologies. It may be used as a framework or customised to reflect individual school circumstances and needs. Webwise have developed a helpful set of guidelines for consideration when developing an AUP. Included in this publication is an AUP template for schools.

AUP Generator Tool

  • data
  • ECPAT Sweden the Swedish hotline
  • 13 January 2025

English Summary:

Sexual exploitation of children is a serious and globally widespread crime that can manifest in many ways, including through so-called livestreamed sexual abuse. To combat this, ECPAT Sweden’s Financial Coalition launched ”Project Indicators” with the long term goal of preventing payments for child sexual abuse.

  • English
  • data
  • ECPAT Sweden the Swedish hotline
  • 13 January 2025

English Summary:

Ecpat's new report, "There are good people too, but where are they?" highlights a significant lack of trust in the police and social services among children. The children who have had contact with the police or social services themselves report particularly low levels of trust.

  • Swedish
  • data
  • ECPAT Sweden the Swedish hotline
  • 13 January 2025

English Summary:

Ecpat's report "It’s seen as a hack" focuses on children's experiences and attitudes towards sugardating, where adults exploit children for the purchase of sexual services. The report makes it clear that the child's perspective is both crucial and necessary when designing support interventions.

  • Swedish
  • website
  • Finnish Safer Internet Centre
  • 13 January 2025

The material deals with appearance pressures highlighted by social media and tools how to overcome or to diminish these types of pressures. 

Social media platforms and their apps are overflowing with trends and tips related to appearance. While scrolling through this content, it’s easy to notice how viewing such images can stir up insecurities and feelings of inadequacy. Yet, makeup tutorials, shopping hauls, and core workout videos can feel as irresistible as honey to a bear. Why is it that social media images both fascinate and distress us at the same time?

  • Finnish

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