A Safer Internet – Whose Responsibility Is It Anyway?

Safer Internet Day 2024 is here! Don’t miss our international collaborative webinar on online safety alongside Cyberlite, The Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC), Cyber Legends, and KnowledgeFlow Founder and cybersecurity expert; Claudiu Popa.

What Is Safer Internet Day?

Safer Internet Day promotes the safe and positive use of digital technology, especially for children and young people. Beginning as an EU-funded ‘SafeBorders’ project in 2004, Safer Internet Day (SID) is now celebrated across 200 countries and territories worldwide!

SID prioritizes protection and empowerment being equally important regarding the digital wellbeing of youth. This focus on empowerment equips our youth with the knowledge and tools they need to engage in a positive online experience all year long.

Raising Awareness

Each year, emerging online issues and current concerns are highlighted to raise awareness and start important conversations. Key topics include:

  • Cyberbullying
  • Social networking
  • Digital identity
  • Creating and engaging with positive online content

this year’s topics

Want to be empowered online? Our 8 Cybersafety Discussion Topics for Safer Internet day 2024

  • The critical roles educators and parents play in ensuring the cyber safety of children
  • Risks children face online today
  • How parents and educators can adapt their strategies to address these evolving threats
  • Cyber safety education within the Canadian education system
  • How cybersafety education is viewed and implemented in Singapore
  • How to leverage technology to protect children online
  • Practical tips for parents to safeguard their children online, regardless of their level of tech expertise.
  • Questions from the community

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  • Cybersafety Fundamentals

    In this resource, you will learn how to maintain a secure device by using strong access passwords, checking privacy and activity settings, and keeping apps and systems updated. You will be trained to recognize and respond to signs of compromise, remaining vigilant for unusual activity or unauthorized changes. You will also learn about and understand different types of scams, including fear-based tactics, technology scams, fraudulent transactions, and romance schemes. Finally, you will develop strong password practices, creating unique, complex passwords that protect your information and keep intruders out.

  • Mastering Digital Media Literacy

    In this resource, you will learn how to bring digital and media literacy into your classroom by using videos, screen captures, and multimedia projects to make learning more engaging and accessible. You will also develop the skills to help your students think critically about digital content, while gaining the confidence to create, analyze, and navigate digital materials responsibly and creatively, preparing both you and your students to thrive in the digital world.

  • Cybersecurity Basics

    In this resource, you will be introduced to the fundamentals of cybersecurity and the opportunities within the field. You will examine the CIA Triad of confidentiality, integrity, and availability, and how these principles guide businesses in protecting their systems and data. You will review the state of cybersecurity in schools, including the frequency of attacks, their impact, and a case study highlighting current gaps in protection and the recommended changes. You will also explore career pathways in cybersecurity, including university and college programs and industry-recognized certifications. Following the completion of this resource, you will be equipped to inform and guide students toward potential careers in cybersecurity, helping to build the next generation of skilled professionals.

  • Understanding Artificial Intelligence

    In this resource, you will explore artificial intelligence (AI), understanding what AI is, how it’s transforming learning, and the powerful ways it can be used in the classroom. Along the way, you will explore opportunities for students to leverage AI as a tool for creativity, problem-solving, and research, while also addressing the challenges and responsibilities that come with it.

  • Digital Habits And Online Culture

    In this resource, you will explore what a digital footprint is, why it matters, and how to evaluate and manage your online presence with care. You will learn to distinguish between misinformation and disinformation, developing strategies to verify content and promote information integrity. You’ll also unpack how algorithms work specifically on social media, understanding their benefits, risks, and the powerful role they play in shaping what we see online. Along the way, you’ll build the skills needed to navigate digital spaces responsibly and support students in becoming thoughtful, informed digital citizens.

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