About our SID activities
On 10 February, an educational conference for teachers, librarians and students, "Dialogue with Artificial Intelligence" will be organised. Famous people in Latvia - an actor, a politician, a journalist, an athlete, and a creator of digital content will compete with artificial intelligence programmes in the Turing test. Participants of the conference will have to guess which answer was provided by a real person and which by AI.
In the second part of the conference, we will share information about the latest activities of the "Experience AI" programme and involve conference participants (both teachers and students) in discussions about the guidelines developed in 2025 for the use of artificial intelligence in primary and general secondary education.
Also, a set of useful materials and ideas for activities will be provided to schools to celebrate Safer Internet Day:
- Doodling activity - to reflect on stories based on media literacy skills;
- Tasks and activities from the "Be Internet Awesome" programme;
- "Pupil educates pupil" presentations. On Safer Internet Day, pupils are invited to visit younger schoolmates to discuss and explore together the importance of thinking about their digital footprint;
- Schools, libraries, and youth centres are invited to register their own SID celebration events on an online map.
About us
The main tasks of the Latvian Safer Internet Centre are to educate, inform and raise awareness in society, but especially to children, about safer use of the internet and to provide an opportunity to report breaches and illegal content on the internet to our hotline via www.drossinternets.lv website and provide professional consultations with psychologists via our helpline 116111.
The work of the Latvian Safer Internet Centre is ensured by three partners - the Latvian Internet Association, The Children Protection Centre, and The Local Governments Training Centre.
The Latvian Safer Internet Centre receives funding from the EU's Digital Europe programme and is supported by The Ministry of Smart Administration and Regional Development, the Ministry of Defence, and the Cyber Incidents Response Institution.
About our SID activities
On 10 February, an educational conference for teachers, librarians and students, "Dialogue with Artificial Intelligence" will be organised. Famous people in Latvia - an actor, a politician, a journalist, an athlete, and a creator of digital content will compete with artificial intelligence programmes in the Turing test. Participants of the conference will have to guess which answer was provided by a real person and which by AI.
In the second part of the conference, we will share information about the latest activities of the "Experience AI" programme and involve conference participants (both teachers and students) in discussions about the guidelines developed in 2025 for the use of artificial intelligence in primary and general secondary education.
Also, a set of useful materials and ideas for activities will be provided to schools to celebrate Safer Internet Day:
- Doodling activity - to reflect on stories based on media literacy skills;
- Tasks and activities from the "Be Internet Awesome" programme;
- "Pupil educates pupil" presentations. On Safer Internet Day, pupils are invited to visit younger schoolmates to discuss and explore together the importance of thinking about their digital footprint;
- Schools, libraries, and youth centres are invited to register their own SID celebration events on an online map.
About us
The main tasks of the Latvian Safer Internet Centre are to educate, inform and raise awareness in society, but especially to children, about safer use of the internet and to provide an opportunity to report breaches and illegal content on the internet to our hotline via www.drossinternets.lv website and provide professional consultations with psychologists via our helpline 116111.
The work of the Latvian Safer Internet Centre is ensured by three partners - the Latvian Internet Association, The Children Protection Centre, and The Local Governments Training Centre.
The Latvian Safer Internet Centre receives funding from the EU's Digital Europe programme and is supported by The Ministry of Smart Administration and Regional Development, the Ministry of Defence, and the Cyber Incidents Response Institution.
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