Better Internet for Kids

'Gaming guides for adults' is a series of guides providing insight into popular video games as ‘Roblox’, ‘Call of Duty’ and ‘Minecraft’. The guides cover elements as PEGI, in-game purchases, and provide adults with informative and explanatory texts concerning gameplay and why children find the specific game fascinating. 

Furthermore, the guides contain advice on different elements parents or adults should pay attention to. Accompanying each guide is a specific dictionary helping adults to understand the language surrounding the game.

Internet safety crossword for children. The crossword can be solved online. It is also possible to download in pdf format for printing.

Online quiz on safe use of internet and digital communication devices for younger school age.

The illustrated publication contains 12 articles. The main topics of the articles are: datafication of childhood, how to protect yourself and others online, digital garbage, importance of being a good role model for children online, new educational resources, information about helpline and hotline etc.

A lesson plan to discuss with the students what to keep in mind when you want to take a photo or video of someone and share it on social media. What photos and videos of yourself to share on social media and where to ask for help if something has gone wrong.

A lesson plan to discuss with the students what to keep in mind when you want to take a photo or video of someone and share it on social media. What photos and videos of yourself to share on social media and where to ask for help if something has gone wrong.

“The Digital Footprint of a Little Child” is a publication in which we try to present "in a nutshell" the dangers of carelessly publishing the image of children, as well as good practices that will help parents of the youngest children to skilfully manage the image of their children. The publication was prepared by NASK’s hotline within the activities of Polish SIC.

The #TalkListenLearn campaign encourages parents to have open and regular conversations with their child about the internet. To talk to them about benefits and the risks, but also to listen to what their child has to say and to learn about their life online. To help families begin and continue conversations we have developed a topic generator tool. Simply click on the start the conversation button which will serve up a series of questions for families to discuss about how we use the internet.

The Didactic Kit developed by Generazioni Connesse is a tool aimed at all Italian schools (Kindergarten, Primary school, lower secondary school, upper secondary school), and has the purpose of framing the corpus of themes and contents that are the basis for the development of a full digital citizenship of students, through solid educational paths that intend to guide the teachers in the creation of a real digital civic education laboratory within their class.

The digital consensus is an agreement between parents who have children in the same class / year group / school or other groups where parents work together. The digital consensus is about parents agreeing on common standards when it comes to their children's secure online and media usage.

The digital consensus is a poster with blank boxes where parents can write their criteria for the agreement and at the end the parents agree to follow the agreement by signing the poster.