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  • text
  • Offlimits
  • 27 December 2023

Slachtofferhulp Nederland has created the letter and posted it on their website. The letter can be sent to someone threatening to spread nude images without consent. This letter can be used as a defense for victims who are being threatened. Although it doesn't guarantee the perpetrator to stop spreading images, it could feel better for a victim to be able to do something. The Dutch police also supported this letter.

A letter-template is being shared, which can be adjusted to personal requirements.

  • Dutch
  • course
  • TRALALERE
  • 26 December 2023

Many parents declare being lost about the digital uses of their children. Many educators and activity leaders don't know how to address the issues related to the digital lives of the children they are in charge of. This self-training course is the first step for all adults wishing to support young people in this area.

In 30 minutes you'll discover the keys to helping young people with their digital habits:
- the main principles of digital parenting,
- the effects of screens on health,

  • French
  • educational game
  • TRALALERE
  • 26 December 2023

In small groups (two to four children) find the correct PEGI classification, based on the activity leaflet.

School levels: Primary School/Middle School
Age group: 7-11 years old

Goals:
- Find out about the PEGI ratings so children can choose games suited to their age group.
- Raise awareness about problematic content in games.

  • French
  • guide
  • TRALALERE
  • 26 December 2023

The Family Kit is a practical, interactive guide for parents to discuss with their kids the key issues of children's digital life. It is designed as a tool to support digital parenting all year round.

The guide is based on parents concerns:
My child wants to go on a social network, what should I do?
My child is stuck on his phone, how can I help?
I'm afraid my child could be cyberbullied. How can I prevent it?
What if my child consults or exchanges intimate content? How can I prevent this?

School levels: Primary School/Middle School

  • French
  • educational game
  • TRALALERE
  • 26 December 2023

A team activity to help children identify abusive commercial practices.

School levels: Primary School/Middle School
Age group: 10-14 years old

Goals:
Learn shopping vocabulary
Develop critical young consumers' skills.

  • French
  • lesson plan
  • French Safer Internet Centre
  • 26 December 2023

In the framework of the Back-To-School campaign Bienvenue les 6e, this leaflet is aimed to the teachers to lead the first awareness activities from the beginning of the school year.

This interactive kit enables teachers and educational staff to run 3 easy 1-hour workshops with pupils in Year 6 on the main issues in digital education at the start of secondary school: 

  • French
  • text
  • Service National de la Jeunesse (SNJ)
  • 22 December 2023

This fact sheet provides information on the data that is generated and stored on the Internet and it’s use. It is about the 'Big Data' phenomenon. The fact sheet explains what it is and what laws are in force to protect personal data. You will also find advice on how to be more careful about what happens to your data on the Internet.

  • German, French
  • guide
  • Association 'Langas į ateitį'
  • 21 December 2023

During our Safer Internet lessons in Lithuanian schools, we noticed that many children were playing the video game FIFA, so we decided to create a guide for parents and teachers to help them better understand the rules of the game, the threats and the tools they can use to control it.

  • Lithuanian
  • guide
  • Association 'Langas į ateitį'
  • 21 December 2023

During our Safer Internet lessons in Lithuanian schools, we noticed that many children under 18 years old, and sometimes under 13 years old, were playing the video game CALL OF DUTY. In this game the player takes the lead role in a variety of spectacular war scenes that creatively interpret real wars or future scenarios by recreating imaginary conflicts. Aggressive content, violent scenarios, graphic realism and realistic violence. Although Call of Duty is only a computer graphics game, some parts of it can be frightening and violent, especially for younger players.

  • Lithuanian
  • guide
  • Association 'Langas į ateitį'
  • 21 December 2023

Social network Snapchat has unveiled an artificial intelligence chatbot powered by ChatGPT technology in 2023. The chatbot, My AI, appears in Snapchat's friends list and can be used by any user to have a personalised conversation without restrictions. The leaflet contains information: how does Snapchat My AI works, discusses the defects, what to do when you want to disable Snapchat My AI, THREATS and SAFETY TIPS.

  • Lithuanian

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