klicksafe school lessonA new klicksafe format enters its second round

What is the klicksafe school lesson?

With the klicksafe school hour, we bring current topics relating to the internet, social media and digital safety directly to your school. Several times a year, school classes from all over Germanycan join usvia livestream when experts and exciting guests talk to young people about the opportunities and challenges of the digital world.

However, the klicksafe school lesson is not just about listening: The pupils discuss, ask questions to experts and work out solutions together - accompanied by professional tips and practical methods that they can apply immediately. Interactive units, which involve all participants nationwide, also liven up the lesson.

Each issue is dedicated to a relevant topic. Whether cyberbullying, online hate, fake news or deepfakes and AI: young people are sensitized, educated and empowered to navigate the internet safely, responsibly and confidently. Registered classes receivefree klicksafe material packages at , which teachers can use to prepare and follow up the school lesson in a low-threshold manner.

What technical equipment is required?

A digital presentation surface (e.g. projector or smartboard) and a stable connection to the internet are required to participate in the livestream in order to bring the klicksafe school lesson directly into the classroom. For interactive live surveys, it is recommended that all students have a mobile device. However, this is not a prerequisite for participation in the event.

How can I imagine the course of the school lesson?

The digital klicksafe school lesson is based on the structure of a regular lesson - only digital and with exciting, interactive elements. It is didactically sound and follows a clear lesson plan.

The format ismoderated by a moderator who guides the participants through the lesson. The lesson is accompanied by a media education specialist who introduces the young people to the topic in question. Basic terms are explained, current examples are shown and the opportunities and risks of the topic are highlighted. There are interactive live elements such as surveys, quizzes and short polls so that the pupils don't just listen but actively participate. The young people then deepen their new knowledge in small tasks that they solve as a class.

Particularly exciting: invited guests report from the field - for example journalists, experts or even those affected who talk about their personal experience. This gives the young people a direct link to the reality of their lives and helps them understand why the topic is so relevant.

At the end, the most important findings are summarized once again. Participating classes also receive specific tips and free teaching materials that teachers can use to prepare or follow up on the topic with little effort.

Good to know: The klicksafe digital school lesson is deliberately designed so that teachers do not need any prior technical knowledge. All that is needed is a projector or screen, speakers and a stable internet connection - and you're ready to go.

What materials do I need to take part?

Registered teachers will receive an e-mail a week before the event with all the information they need to take part in the live stream. In this e-mail, they will also receive with all the worksheets they need to complete the tasks. The worksheets for the students should be printed out in advance and photocopied . You can hand out the copies either shortly before the start of the event or at the start of the work phases. Pupils will need a pen to complete the tasks.

What else do I need to know?

We have compiled further information and FAQs on our landing page for the klicksafe school lesson. If you have any further questions, please get in touch with us using the contact form or by email.

On Safer Internet Day in February 2025, klicksafe offered the first digital school lesson nationwide. To give you an impression, we have made a summary available here: