Although the benefits brought by digitization and modern information technologies are extremely important, they also come with real dangers. Through this project we aim to raise public awareness of data leaks, combat illegal and harassing content, promote a safe environment and educate or train children about the existence of an unsafe internet.We will focus on topics such as identifying risks in the online environment and cyberbullying.
On Tuesday, May 28, the final webinar of the project took place. A summary of what our project entailed was done, we played a short game of kahoot (let's see what we know at the end of the project - the students had fun with this game) and we expressed our final thoughts about the ”Stay safe on the Internet!” project.
Here are some of the students' opinions about our project:
Participation certificates of our students were prepared and delivered
final meeting of our project; In the meeting held via Zoom, where our students participated in the school environment, Kahoot questions were answered and their opinions about the project were written on the online board.
The students of our project marked the eTwinning day by answering the question "What is eTwinning?". They expressed their opinion about what they think eTwinning means to them.
Here are their answers:
Our Collaborative Work As a participant, each school prepared its own letters and we combined letters. We tried to write the name of the project within acrostic way.
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Students from the "Meșterul Manole" Theoretical High School in Moldova celebrated Secure Internet Day in an unusual way. On this occasion, the activities also started with the students from our project. Thus, I started by studying the resources https://siguronline.md/. This online resource is created by specialists from Moldova.
Safe Internet Day means and what they expect from Stay safe on the Internet! project. The students made a conclusion: the Internet is safe when everyone creates only useful things online. Therefore, they proposed studying programming on code.org. Code a Dace party (https://code.org/dance). See the certificates.
Here are some of the certificates my students received in February after taking our quiz designed to raise awareness about staying safe online.
