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Awareness raising material

Safer Internet Centres develop awareness raising materials and campaigns.

How to stay safe online? Resources for parents and children

The internet is a great place to learn, discover, communicate and have fun. But just as in the real world, there are some risks as well as great benefits.

Find the best parental control tool for the PC, mobile phone or game console that your child is using to go online

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Concrete tips for parents on how to keep your child safe online

eSafety kit (available in Polish, Hungarian, English, Spanish, Romanian, German, French, Dutch and Czech)

educazione e nuovi media (available in Italian)

education and new media (available in English)

dzieckowsieci (available in Polish)

Tips for parents on the use of computer games

Leitfaden zum Schutz der Privatsphäre in Sozialen Netzwerken - schülerVZ (available in German)

Jeux en ligne : un univers virtuel très prenant (available in French)

guia para padres - videojuegos (available in Spanish)

Tips on how to use safely social networking sites

Leitfaden zum Schutz der Privatsphäre in Sozialen Netzwerken - schülerVZ (available in German)

mini cours consacre à facebook (available in French)

mini cursus facebook (available in Dutch)

Réseaux sociaux : les limites entre intimité et communauté (available in French)

Young people and social networking sites - A guide for parents, carers and teachers (available in English)

Leaflets with tips for children and parents

The Safer Internet Centres have developed flyers that include tips for children and parents on how to stay safe online. These flyers include tips to help you and your family to stay safe online. contact details of the Safer Internet Centre in your country, as well as links to more detailed information.

Austria	Cyprus
Bulgaria	Denmark
Czech Republic	Spain
Germany	France
Finland	Ireland
Hungary	Lithuania
Italy	Poland
Netherlands	Romania
Portugal	Sweden
Slovenia	United Kingdom
Belgium (Flemish version)

Audiovisual campaigns

“Wo ist Klaus?” is one of the most successful awareness raising campaigns produced by the German Centre and aimed at making parents aware of the risks their children may encounter on the Internet. The video was also translated and broadcast in other countries.

The Safer Internet Centres are also supporting the dissemination of the pan-European information campaign Internet is fun. Keep it fun, keep control Block bullying online!

Watch the videoclip “Wo ist Klaus?” available in German, English, French, Spanish, Dutch, Slovak, Polish, Latvian, Czech and Icelandic.
Find out more about cyberbullying on www.keepcontrol.eu
See more audiovisual material

Written material

A successful piece of material about Internet safety to be used by parents and children at the same time is the e-Safety kit developed by INSAFE.

It includes a parental guide which is a tool to give parents practical advice on how to keep their children safe online, as well as a family fun section which is aimed at empowering children to protect themselves online.

The e-Safety kit has been built through the expertise of the INSAFE network of national Safer Internet Centres that work to raise awareness on internet safety issues.

The e-Safety kit is now available in German, Flemish, French, Czech, Hungarian, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian and Arabic.

See also a set of useful tips on how to stay safe online