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  • Resource
  • Czech Safer Internet Centre
  • 21 November 2025

Guide to the World of Media

Understanding how media work — who owns them, what their interests are, and how content is created — is key to critical thinking and protection against manipulation or disinformation.

The online Guide to the World of Media for educators provides a general introduction to this environment, with a focus on the Czech media landscape. 

Image of a poster for Safer Internet Day 2024 on being responsible online
  • Resource
  • TRALALERE
  • 08 January 2025

Being Responsible Online - Parents/Children

Check out our interactive parent-child guide for Safer Internet Day 2024.

We offer you 3 fun activities made up of quizzes and videos to explore as a family all the good reflexes to adopt to become an engaged and responsible Internet user online!

School cycles : Cycle 2 , Cycle 3 , Cycle 4

Goals :

Image of a poster for Safer Internet Day 2024 for parents and teens on how to be responsible online
  • Resource
  • TRALALERE
  • 08 January 2025

Being Responsible Online - Parents/Teens

Discover our interactive parent-teen guide for Safer Internet Day 2024.

We offer you 3 fun activities made up of quizzes and videos to explore as a family all the good reflexes to adopt to become an engaged and responsible Internet user online!

School cycles : Cycle 4 , High school

Goals :

An image of a family guide sheet that explains why you should avoid screens before age 3
  • Resource
  • TRALALERE
  • 08 January 2025

FamiNum: Fiche famille - Pourquoi éviter les écrans avant 3 ans ?

In addition to our video viewable here , our family fact sheet gives you advice on how to avoid screens with children under the age of three.

School cycle :

Goals :

- Explain the impact of screens on children's development 

- Help parents establish screen-free rituals

- Implement healthy digital practices in the family


 

Woman writing on a notebook
  • Article
  • BIK Team
  • 04 April 2024

Better Internet for Kids launches two new good practice guides

One of the aims of the European Commission’s Better Internet for Kids programme is to build capacity in Europe (and beyond) for creating safer and better online experiences for children and young people. One way of doing this is by sharing good practices developed through work within the context of the Insafe and INHOPE networks of Safer Internet Centres and other key stakeholders. As such, two new good practice guides have recently been published.
People standing with 'Yubo' in the background
  • Article
  • French Safer Internet Centre
  • 16 January 2024

AFNOR standards for online platforms

The French Safer Internet Centre, Internet Sans Crainte, was invited to participate in the YUBO initiative, a French social network for young people. On this occasion, AFNOR (Association Française de Normalisation: the standards organisation of France) certification specialists have supported the Yubo initiative to produce a best practice guide for digital platforms.
The Groomix set of cards
  • Article
  • Belgian Safer Internet Centre
  • 19 December 2023

GrooMix: a grooming prevention card game for professionals

Child Focus launched the card game GrooMix. This educational game aims to make children and teenagers aware of and resilient to phenomena such as online grooming. Grooming is the process by which an adult approaches a minor with a sexual purpose, either to meet them or to obtain explicit material. The game focuses on the (potential) victim perspective: how can you, as a young person, protect yourself against grooming and how to deal with messages from strangers?
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