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eSafety

Created by ÖZCAN ÇİÇEK
Last updated by Korina DRITSELI 1 year 6 months ago

  

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In today's interconnected world, the significance of eSafety cannot be overstated. As our lives become increasingly digital, it is essential to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the online landscape safely and responsibly. This eTwinning project is dedicated to fostering a deep understanding of eSafety principles, encompassing various key areas. Participants will delve into the importance of online privacy, learning to safeguard personal information and exploring privacy settings on different platforms.

 

Cyberbullying awareness will also be a focal point, as students recognize and address different forms of online harassment. The project aims to shed light on the concept of digital footprints, guiding students in managing and curating a positive online presence. Moreover, safe online communication will be emphasized, stressing the need for respectful and responsible interaction in the virtual realm. Throughout this collaborative effort, students from diverse backgrounds will engage in forums, research projects, and multimedia presentations to share insights and experiences. The project will serve as a platform for the exchange of resources, articles, and links related to eSafety, enriching the learning experience.

 

The ultimate goal is to empower students to navigate the digital world with confidence, understanding the potential risks and adopting proactive measures to ensure their safety online. By fostering a culture of responsible digital citizenship, this eTwinning project seeks to prepare students for a future where digital literacy and eSafety are integral components of their education and everyday lives.

 

With the help of this project, we aim to promote a safe and respectful online environment for all!

 

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