A Safer Internet – Whose Responsibility Is It Anyway?
Don’t miss our collaborative webinar on online safety alongside Cyberlite, The Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC), Cyber Legends, and KnowledgeFlow Founder and cybersecurity expert; Claudiu Popa.
Empower Yourself: 8 Cybersafety Discussion Topics You Won’t Want to Miss
topics Include:
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
What is Safer Internet Day?
Safer Internet Day (SID) 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
Kid-friendly resources for safer internet Day 2024
You know you shouldn’t do it, but do you know WHY you shouldn’t? In this interactive activity, adults and kids of all ages will review WHY some online actions are…
How To Be #UnHackable Tip Sheets Our How to Be #UnHackable cybersafety tipsheets were designed with teachers and parents in mind. Feel confident sharing these resources both at home and…
This complete package from Google includes an engaging game, classroom curriculum and the Be Internet Awesome pledge. A great place for teachers and parents to start teaching kids about online…
Explore these resources for parents and teachers to find educational cybersafety activities, lesson plans, posters, and more. Provided by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada
Just as good citizenship is more than not breaking the law, digital citizenship is more than just avoiding harms online. Digital Citizenship Utah has complied examples of how kids have…
A comprehensive collection of digital media literacy lesson plans created for K-12 educators, featuring a month’s supply of ready-to-use materials for effortless incorporation into your classroom schedule and curriculum. Topics…
