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Strengthening information literacyNew klicksafe materials "Safe news instead of fake news"

10/10/2024

Who can young people trust when it comes to news? Which sources are reputable - which are not? What sometimes makes fake news so credible? And what role do we ourselves play as disseminators of information? These and other questions are addressed in the new quiz "Safe News instead of Fake News", which was created in cooperation with ZDFheute. The new poster for the quiz also focuses on the most important tips offline.

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30 years USKDigital games - what parents should look out for

10/09/2024

For millions of children and young people, digital games are part of their daily leisure activities. To ensure that children have a positive experience, they should use age-appropriate and safe games. The USK's age ratings provide many parents with guidance when making their choice. The USK has been testing digital games for 30 years. Here you can find out what you need to bear in mind when playing games safely and how you can guide children competently.

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Democracy educationDay of German Unity: information suitable for children

10/02/2024

October 3 is an important national holiday. On this day in 1990, two separate German states became one again. For children and young people, reunification is a historical event with no personal connection. How can we nevertheless bring this important piece of recent German history closer to our children? How do we convey the political and personal consequences of the division of Germany - and how do we continue to do so today? We have looked around the internet and compiled some good information on reunification for children.

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klicksafe celebrates its anniversaryWorking for a secure Internet for 20 years

10/01/2024

The "klicksafe" brand was registered 20 years ago today and the EU initiative began its work in Germany. Since then, we have established ourselves as one of the most sought-after initiatives for internet safety and media literacy. This makes klicksafe one of the oldest and most experienced media literacy initiatives in Germany.

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New jugendschutz.net reportIslamist influencing in social media

09/26/2024

Islamist influencing uses modern social media platforms to win over young people to extremist ideologies. Islamist influencers present themselves as authentic and charismatic personalities who mix lifestyle tips and religious advice with anti-democratic or misanthropic messages. The new report by jugendschutz.net shows that social media services have reacted to this with commitment, but unfortunately also inconsistently by hiding and deleting content. This extremist content reaches a broad young target group on platforms such as YouTube, TikTok and Instagram.

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Fit for the InternetNew "Genial Digital" offer

09/24/2024

The new "Genial digital" website from the Deutsches Kinderhilfswerk is aimed at children of primary school age. It comprises three themed modules and three interactive learning modules. Important questions about children's digital lives are answered in a fun and informative way. The aim is to teach children how to navigate the internet safely using smartphones and tablets.

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World Children's Day 2024Together for children's rights

09/20/2024

Today is World Children's Day! Under this year's motto "Into the future with children's rights!", the German Children's Fund and UNICEF Germany are calling on society as a whole to focus more consistently on children's rights. Among other things, children have the right to safe, digital participation. To mark the occasion, we show what makes a good online offering for children.

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Protection of minors in social mediaNew Instagram teen accounts with more control for parents

09/19/2024

Instagram is one of the most popular social media platforms among children and young people. According to the terms of use, the minimum age is 13. Instagram is now introducing new teen accounts for minors aged 13 and over by the end of the year. These will give parents more insight and control over their children's Instagram usage. We provide information about the changes and what parents should bear in mind.

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New study by Medienanstalt NRWChildren watch porn earlier and send sexting messages more often

09/16/2024

Almost half of all children and young people say they have already seen porn - according to a recent representative survey by the NRW Media Authority. We provide information on the most important results and offer educational professionals, parents and young people educational materials.

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International Day of DemocracyMedia literacy strengthens democracy

09/13/2024
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How digital media is used today and how political content is consumed online has a proven influence on our democracy. This makes it all the more important to promote children and young people's media and democratic skills at an early age. On the occasion of the International Day of Democracy on September 15, we will show you how you can support the democratic education of adolescents.

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Advertising in social mediaHow junk fluencers influence children's nutrition

09/10/2024

Children and young people spend a lot of time on social networks every day, where they are also confronted with a variety of advertising content and unhealthy food trends. For example, when "junk fluencers" advertise fast food, potato chips, soft drinks or high-sugar snacks. We provide information on how junk fluencer marketing can influence children's eating behavior and how parents can promote their children's advertising skills.

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Are you sure?New flashcard game on consumer protection online

09/06/2024

Is Paypal "Family and Friends" a secure payment method? Can you post a class photo on Insta just like that? What do you do if you are a victim of identity theft? Together with the Rhineland-Palatinate consumer advice center, klicksafe has developed a card game for school classes. It allows pupils to test and expand their knowledge of online shopping, cybercrime, apps, games and social media.

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jugendschutz.net Annual Report 2023Deepfakes, hate speech, abuse: AI exacerbates risks for children and young people online

09/02/2024

The potential danger for children and young people online is increasing. Currently, generative AI is making it increasingly difficult to distinguish reality from fakes and is increasing risks such as sexualized violence, bullying and extremism. This is a key finding of the annual report by jugendschutz.net, the joint federal and state competence center for the protection of minors on the internet.

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Media education at schoolShould smartphones be banned in schools?

08/29/2024

Other countries have already taken this step: Smartphones are banned in schools in France and Italy. And in Germany, too, many teachers and parents would like to see consistent action taken against smartphones in the playground and classroom. This is because digital devices are blamed for many problems. For example, for a drop in school performance due to constant distraction, for a lack of social interaction among pupils or for increasing brutalization through violence-glorifying, radical or pornographic web content. We show what options schools still have apart from a total ban on smartphones.

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Prevention campaign by JUUUPORT and DigitalSchoolStoryWith short videos against cyberbullying & Co.

08/27/2024

JUUUPORT e.V. and the non-profit educational start-up DigitalSchoolStory (DSS) are combining their strengths for a prevention offensive from the coming school year 2024/25. DigitalSchoolStory's creative TikTok learning method conveys the youth-friendly content and tips on problems on the Internet from the JUUUPORT advice and education platform.

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