Privacy by design for school projects: a guide for teachers
Practical, easy-to-apply guidance to build data protection and privacy into digital school projects with minors, without requiring advanced IT skills.
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Children and online ads: how to explain ads and commercial persuasion
A family-friendly guide to help children and teens recognise online ads, sponsored content and persuasive tactics, with practical activities to build economic literacy and critical thinking.
Consent and Boundaries Online: Teaching Mutual Respect
Practical materials and role‑play scenarios to help children and teens understand digital consent, reciprocal privacy, and respecting online boundaries.
Digital identity and reputation: teaching kids about their online footprint
A simple explanation of what an online footprint is, how everyday actions build it, and why it matters for young people's future. Practical advice for parents and teachers to prevent risks and build a positive digital re
Safe online games: what to check before letting a child play
A practical checklist to evaluate an online game's safety, content and community before allowing children to play, with tips on privacy, payments and parental settings.
Protecting school data sovereignty: questions to ask the school
A practical checklist of questions parents and representatives can use to understand how a school or educational platform protects student data.
Emergency steps: what to do if your child's account or device is compromised
A calm, step‑by‑step checklist for parents and guardians: priorities for isolating the issue, recovering accounts, preserving evidence, and notifying school or authorities.
Age and Digital Autonomy: When to Give Children More Freedom
Practical guidelines to assess and grant digital autonomy to minors gradually and safely, using observable behavior and concrete responsibilities rather than fixed ages.
Building a Family Digital Agreement: Simple Model and Contract
Practical guide and a simple participatory 'digital contract' to help families set shared rules that balance freedom, responsibility and online safety for children.
Smart learning safety: tips for students and families
Practical, easy-to-apply guidance to protect school accounts, devices and learning materials during remote or hybrid education, aimed at families, students and educators.
Minimal Privacy: What Parents Should Avoid Sharing About Their Children
Practical list of information and parental online behaviors that expose children, with safer alternatives: photos, geotags, sensitive data, credentials and a checklist to limit risks.
Teaching Critical Thinking: Spot Fake News and Online Manipulation
Practical strategies and age-adaptable activities to teach children and teens how to evaluate online information credibility and build verification habits.