Better Internet for Kids

A web page with new educational material for SaferInternetDay 2023. It contains lesson plans, e-book, quizzes, video, posters and leaflets dedicated to disinformation. The material is divided according to the ages is addressed: small kids (4-8 years old), kids in primary school (9-12 years old), teenagers, parents and educators.

Α pamphlet with top tips for parents

The video shows the risky situations children could get into if they use too internet too much, but it also teaches them to seek help and guidance from parents, teachers, closed relatives or specialists.

This dossier deals with disinformation in politics and is particularly concerned with the question of its influence on the results of political elections. The dossier was released in the frame of the #checkyourfacts awareness raising campaign.

A guide that explains what we should be careful of when using social networks

Youth Panel comment on the main pillars of the new ΒΙΚ+ strategy

This dossier discusses how the media deal with disinformation and the extent to which "fake news" poses a threat to press freedom. The dossier was released in the frame of the awareness raising campaign #checkyourfacts.

The idea of creating a magazine, in which young people's opinions about the online world will be recorded, seemed particularly attractive to the Greek youth panel. So, they collaborated with passion and analyzed issues concerning their involvement with the Internet through their own eyes. The youth panel expressed their opinions on issues like body positivity, catfishing, online gender-based violence, and online fraud. Through their articles, the members of the youth panel analyzed many different kinds of online risks, as well as tips on how a user can stay safe.

Parents, teachers and other caregivers are struggling to talk to children about pornography on internet. In this guide one can find information on how to talk about this topic or even browse it with his teenage child.

This is a guide addressed to teacher trainers who will conduct a series of workshops with their colleagues. It tackles digital citizenship, online safety, media education and online resources. It provides theoretical aspects of each concept, good practice examples, graphs and theories, examples of activities to be conducted in class but also volunteering opportunities for both teachers and students.