Estonian Union for Child Welfare together with University of Tartu compiled a package of educational materials for teachers and youth workers which contains thematic games, videos, tests, lesson plans etc. In addition, information about apps popular among children is being provided, which are popular among children. Material is also useful for parents and can be found on the SIC website www.targaltinternetis.ee.
For Safer Internet Day 2024, the Estonian Union for Child Welfare, the Education and Youth Board, Tallinn University of Technology, and Telia Estonia jointly organised a thematic conference titled Smartly on the web: digital well-being and mental health. The conference focused on digital well-being and using the internet and digital technologies safely, smartly, and with more balance.
More than 12,600 children and pupils participated in the Safer Internet Day 2022 events and activities. Many older students autonomously held Smartly on the Web school lessons for the younger students in their schools using the Estonian SIC educational material provided. New educational material for schools ‘How to protect yourself and others online’ which was created by the Estonian SIC together with experts and students.
On the Safer Internet Day, February 9, many kindergartens, schools, youth centres and libraries are carrying out awareness events for and with children and students all over Estonia. A lot of them have informed Estonian Safer Internet Center about their activities. We have placed them on a map. For example, they carry out thematic discussions,…
Under the initiative of the “Smartly on the Web” project, schools, and youth centres were invited to celebrate the Safer Internet Day and to organise e-safety events for children and young people during February. We are pleased to announce that, to our knowledge, more than 270 institutions organised digital safety events for children. So what…
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