Better Internet for Kids

In this interactive training, students will learn where they leave digital footprints in everyday life, how this data collection affects their privacy, and how they can act more consciously.

These materials include informative brochures covering a wide array of internet safety topics and issues like cyberbullying, sexting, online manipulation and exploitation, fake news, social media security, and excessive internet use. Additionally, contain age-appropriate stories for young children, conveying essential messages about safe internet practices, along with a user-friendly guide for navigating the internet safely.

The popular educational show for children, Alice in Wonderlands of GIFs, has received a sequel (in 2023). Children can look forward to the well-known main characters Alice and Oskar who get into interesting situations in the online world, but cannot always cope with what they encounter. In their search for a solution, they are helped by the smart iRabbit, a mobile assistant, as well as internet experts (including SIC CZ staff).

The book "Guardians on the Internet" is aimed for 9+ children. Through an entertaining narration accompanied by three main characters, the book explains complex areas such as cyberbullying, social networks, sharing content on the Internet, dating or challenges connected with playing games. There are 125 short (one page) chapters stylized in a comic and social network environment.

We have prepared a decision tree on sharenting for parents. This decision tree is made available online through the Safe.si website and is also being disseminated through various social networking sites, including Facebook, Instagram, and X. The primary objective is to reach a wide audience of parents. The tool is accessible online in PDF format, allowing easy and free downloads for interested individuals.

This publication is a guide aimed at teenagers, focusing on various aspects of managing their presence and activities online. It covers topics such as understanding what a digital footprint is, maintaining a positive online reputation, navigating online culture and etiquette, dealing with cyberbullying, building a personal brand on the internet, considering the impact of social media on career plans, understanding the right to be forgotten, managing one's digital footprint effectively, and ensuring mental well-being in the digital age.

The Tech in Our World presentation provides an opportunity to reflect on tech in our world, the challenges and opportunities. Recognise the influence of persuasive design features and algorithms on our online experiences, and learn tips to help reset our online experiences to promote a positive impact on our time online.

The Tech in Our World presentation provides an opportunity to reflect on tech in our world, the challenges and opportunities. Recognise the influence of persuasive design features and algorithms on our online experiences, and learn tips to help reset our online experiences to promote a positive impact on our time online.

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:

Screen time: find the right balance
Manage your digital identity
How to prevent cyberbullying

This kit includes :
- a pedagogical sheet to guide the teacher step by step through the session
- a reference to the school curriculum and national awareness skills
- free tool, ready-to-use teaching resources
- follow-up activities and additional resources

Children and young people need friendship skills and action models how
to act when faced with cyberbullying against oneself or another.
The STOP cyberbullying game is aimed at 10 to 16 year olds. It
helps to think about fair and respectful encounters in social media and in digital games.