Sorry, you need to enable JavaScript to visit this website.
Skip to main content
European Union flag
Log in
Community Message
Membership to the BIK community is only available to eligible Safer Internet Centre (SIC), SIC+ and EC colleagues.
Select Accept to continue to the Login page.

Online abuse – get help, report it!

Contact a helpline

Resource directory

Resource directory

Resource directory

Applied filters
Date
End Date

Showing 1421 - 1430 out of 1554 results

Infoblatt: Lernen im Netz
  • guide
  • Österreichisches Institut für angewandte Telekommunikation (OIAT)
  • 07 January 2020

Infoblatt "Lernen im Netz. Das Klassenzimmer im Internet." für SeniorInnen und Internet-EinsteigerInnen mit Informationen und Tipps zum Thema Online-Lernen.

  • German
Infoblatt: Neues Smartphone – Alte Daten übertragen
  • guide
  • Österreichisches Institut für angewandte Telekommunikation (OIAT)
  • 07 January 2020

Infoblatt "Neues Smartphone – Alte Daten übertragen" für SeniorInnen und Internet-EinsteigerInnen mit Informationen und Tipps zur Übertragung von Handy-Daten auf ein neues Smartphone.

  • German
Infoblatt: Smartphone sicher nutzen!
  • guide
  • Österreichisches Institut für angewandte Telekommunikation (OIAT)
  • 07 January 2020

Infoblatt "Smartphone sicher nutzen. So schützen Sie Ihr Smartphone." für SeniorInnen und Internet-EinsteigerInnen mit Informationen und Tipps zur sicheren Smartphone-Nutzung.

  • German
Advice on gaming for parents and carers
  • tool
  • Childnet International
  • 06 January 2020

This online resource explains to parents and carers what young people my experience whilst gaming, what is new and emerging within the gaming world and gives age appropriate advice for 3-7s, 7-11s, 11-14s and 14-18s. Each individual age category has age appropriate context, advice, top tips and conversation starters.

  • English
Advice on sexting for parents and carers
  • guide
  • Childnet International
  • 06 January 2020

This online resource explains to parents and carers what is meant by sexting, outlines UK law, offers advice on taking positive action and gives age appropriate advice for 3-7s, 7-11s, 11-14s and 14-18s. Each individual age category has age appropriate context, advice, top tips and conversation starters.

  • English
Let's talk about life online - a parents guide
  • guide
  • Childnet International
  • 06 January 2020

This Parents' Guide gives advice on how to begin conversations about online experiences, how to work together as a family to support young people online, and how to handle difficult conversations or situations. It has 5 sections which each come with examples of questions to use to start conversations around safe and positive internet use, and 10 key messages to share with young people.

  • English
Snap logo
  • guide
  • South West Grid for Learning Trust Ltd
  • 06 January 2020

The Snapchat Checklist has been redesigned and extended by SWGfL Team in November 2019.
It quickly answers those common questions about your profile such as
What is Snapchat?
How do I find all my friends?
How do I report a problem?
How do I block and delete?
Where can I go for further support?
If these questions weren't ever considered, the leaflet also includes other questions such as 'What else can I do on Snapchat?'.

  • English
STAR SEN Toolkit
  • guide
  • Childnet International
  • 06 January 2020

This STAR Toolkit is an extension of an original project developed in 2014 in partnership with Leicester City Council’s
Building Schools for the Future programme, with input and support from three schools in Leicester. This updated and
extended toolkit has been developed in 2018-2019 in partnership with SEN educators and supported by the European
Commission. The guidance aims to equip, enable and empower educators with the relevant knowledge they need to
support young people who have special educational needs when they are online.

  • English
Les écrans, les autres et moi
  • application
  • TRALALERE
  • 01 January 2020

These digital lesson plans invites children between 7 and 12 years old to share and
question their way of living with the screens and others through 5
themes :
- Screens and me (time spent, equipment, uses...)
- My screens and the others (place of digital when I'm with my family, my friends...)
- My connected life and me (managing your digital identity),
- My online friends (who they are, what I say, what I show my friends...),
- Strangers on the Internet (the risks of bad encounters...).

  • French
Newsletter subscription Newsletter subscription

Stay informed

Read the quarterly Better Internet for Kids bulletin for all the latest news.