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  • audio
  • Linka bezpečí, z. s.
  • 11 June 2024

The story is about what it's like to not be in the group you really want to be in. Perhaps you will find inspiration in it, how to deal with such a situation.

  • Czech
  • text
  • Dětské krizové centrum, z. ú.
  • 11 June 2024

Jedná se o vysvětlení10 práv, která děti mají v online prostředí, včetně několika kazuistik a kontaktů, kam se mohou děti obrátit v případě, kdy jsou jejich práva porušována.

  • Czech
  • other
  • Estonian Union for Child Welfare - Lastekaitse Liit
  • 31 May 2024

A set of three posters with recommendations for safe and responsible use of the internet and smart devices for students aged 7-12. The posters can be used in the classroom, on one of the posters students can write mutually agreed recommendations for safe and responsible use of the Internet and/or smart devices. Posters can be downloaded and printed for use in the classroom, preferably in A3 format.

  • Estonian
  • website
  • Estonian Union for Child Welfare - Lastekaitse Liit
  • 28 May 2024

A cyber escape room is a game that takes place on a computer or the Internet, in which you need to solve various tasks and cases. So you have to escape from the game itself. The material is intended for teachers and students of grades 5-12 for ideas on how to create a cyber security themed escape room. Why not use this solution in basic school creative work or as a practical research topic in high school.

  • Estonian
  • course
  • Estonian Union for Child Welfare - Lastekaitse Liit
  • 27 May 2024

The aim of the digital resource is to support the knowledge and skills of educational technologists and internal educators of kindergartens in their organization to teach digital safety issues to the teachers, children, parents and also kindergarten management teams.
Digital resource covers four main topics:
wellbeing and health
safety of digital devices
personal data protection
environment safety
The materials contain 20 different modules, including theory slides, worksheets, methodological instructions for the educator, references to additional reading etc.

  • Estonian
  • learning resource
  • Estonian Union for Child Welfare - Lastekaitse Liit
  • 27 May 2024

The aim of the digital resource is to support the knowledge and skills of educational technologists and internal school educators in their organization to teach digital safety issues to the teachers.
Digital resource covers 7 main topics and each main topic contains different sub-topics:
•    Smartly on the Web;
•    Digital wellbeing;
•    My information assets;
•    Passwords and authentication;
•    Social media
•    False information

  • Estonian
  • learning resource
  • Estonian Safer Internet Centre
  • 27 May 2024

Original title: Robot Otto targalt internetis

“Robot Otto targalt internetis”, or "Otto the Robot: smartly on the internet" is an awareness resource for children aged 7-12. The interactive calendar contains 24 exciting topics and tasks related to the digital world. The topics are explained by Otto the Robot, and each topic has either an interactive activity or a puzzle.

  • Estonian
  • data
  • Mannerheim League for Child Welfare (MLL)
  • 26 April 2024

The responses to MLL's Youth media use survey were collected through an online survey during November 2023. A total of 3,627 young people between the ages of 9 and 22 responded to the survey.

The Internet is an important place for young people to strengthen friendships, but many also encounter bullying and harassment there, experiences of being an outsider and loneliness, and addiction. 35 percent of young people would like to reduce their use of the Internet, but feel that they cannot. They expect adults and service providers to play an active role, limit and care.

  • Finnish

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