Reporting harmful and illegal content can help create a safer online environment. To understand the full journey of reporting, Coimisiún na Meán developed detailed guides on how to report illegal and harmful content to various platforms. This guide is for TikTok . Please click on the link below to access the content: How to Report Illegal
Reporting harmful and illegal content can help create a safer online environment. To understand the full journey of reporting, Coimisiún na Meán developed detailed guides on how to report illegal and harmful content to various platforms. This guide is for X. Please click on the link below to access the content: 20250905_How-to-report-X-Guides_English.pdf If you would like
Reporting harmful and illegal content can help create a safer online environment. To understand the full journey of reporting, Coimisiún na Meán developed detailed guides on how to report illegal and harmful content to various platforms. This guide is for YouTube. Please click on the link below to access the content: 20250905_How-to-report-YouTube_English.pdf If you would like
The Algowatch toolkit provides an overview of the resources designed for teachers, educators, librarians, youth workers, and professionals who work with teenagers in both formal and informal learning settings. Online resources include an online quiz, digital game and posters designed for 13-17 years in Croatian, English, French and Portuguese. Partners of the project include Prof.
Talking Points is an info sheet that has been created by 35 members of Webwise’s youth panel in consultation with over 140 students from across Ireland to help parents approach the conversation in a way that will encourage your child or teen to open up about their life online. Please click on this link to access this
Webwise is the online safety initiative of the Department of Education and co-funded by the European Commission. This site provides curriculum-aligned resources for post primary schools with topics such as using the internet safely, communicating online, playing and learning online, cyberbullying, rights online, data economy, getting help and support. Suitable for Junior Cycle SPHE course, Junior Cycle
HTML Heroes is an introduction to pupils to the first steps of accessing and using the internet in a safe and responsible manner. Developed by Webwise, the online safety initiative of the Department of Education. The resource contains five lessons that can be explored separately or delivered as a whole unit. Each lesson is supported by
Empathy Online is a course that helps learners understand and reduce online harm by building empathy, self-compassion, and supportive communities through expert videos with young people, lived experiences, and interactive tools. Designed by Spunout Academy, aimed at secondary level students, divided into 9 chapters. Please click on the link below to access the content: Course