Safer online kids - more online safety for children

Everyone felt a cell phone and the starting age for children is sinking from year to year. The Bitkom interest group has recently called for cellphones to be made available to first graders in order to promote digital literacy. In all areas of our society, what children are allowed and not allowed to do, is always based on their level of development – eligibility to vote, business ability, alcohol consumption, driver’s license, etc. Only when it comes to online security do children seem to fall by the wayside. Parents in particular often deal with the topic relatively carefree – often out of their own ignorance – and leave the kids with their own cell phone at a young age. Not knowing what dangers are involved and what responsibility is being given to children. A responsibility that they often cannot do without help. It is not the children’s digital competence that is required here, but primarily that of the parents. You need to teach your children how to use online media and teach them which behaviors are okay and which are not. At Safer Online Kids, parents are offered a wide range of support on a wide range of topics so that they can also take responsibility for their children.

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Everyone felt a cell phone and the starting age for children is sinking from year to year. Recently, the interest group Bitkom demanded that cell phones be made available to first graders in order to promote digital literacy …

>> With that from the Digital natives no Digital victims become

Dealing with cyberbullying

Children, the on-line are also faced with the negative side of this world. 15% of all children have already experienced cyberbullying, directly or indirectly, and the tendency is increasing. How do you recognize the dangers before it’s too late? Parents find out here.

Childproof apps

Millions of apps are available in the app stores, many of which are free. There are numerous pitfalls and dangers hidden behind the colorful app facade. This (online) world is not always safe, especially for children. Here parents are informed how they can safely introduce their children to this topic.

Behavior in social media

Social media is omnipresent, not only among us adults, but also among children. There is hardly an app that does not have a chat function or a connection to a social network. Proper and sustainable handling is essential. Parents learn here how to properly introduce and protect their children in this world.

Detect cell phone addiction

Mobile phone addiction is now classified by the World Health Organization (WHO) as an official disease. Here parents learn to recognize the symptoms and how to deal with them.

Sustainable education

Our children are digital natives. They are growing up in the digital world and they will not be able to escape it. It is all the more important that they are prepared to deal with it. Parents have to be role models here and impart the necessary knowledge for a conscious and sustainable use of this omnipresent medium.

Make devices childproof

Devices such as cell phones, tablets or computers are delivered for adults. Most devices you have to Prepare for use by children. We show to you, how a device must be set and configured so that the dangers for the small user are minimized.

Dealing with cyberbullying

Childproof apps

Behavior in social media

Detect cell phone addiction

Sustainable education

Make devices childproof

Childproof apps!

The colorful world of apps is tempting, especially for children, as the possibilities seem to be limitless. Even adults, we often lose track. Above all, however, children cannot see the scope and consequences of their actions. Free apps, in particular, harbor some pitfalls and even dangers for children, which parents often do not recognize either.

In this Online Workshop parents learn how to recognize child-safe apps and how they can support their children in the online world.

Childproof apps!

In this Online Workshop parents learn how to recognize child-safe apps and how they can support their children in the online world.

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Here you will learn 9 facts by which you can recognize the dangers of apps and thus decide whether an app is suitable for your child or not.

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Here you will learn 9 facts by which you can recognize the dangers of apps and thus decide whether an app is suitable for your child or not.

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Your data and data protection are important to us. Your data is safe with us. We do not sell them or pass them on.

Everyone felt a cell phone and the starting age for children is sinking from year to year. The Bitkom interest group has recently called for cell phones to be made available to first graders in order to promote digital literacy. In all areas of our society, what children are allowed and not allowed to do, is always based on their level of development – eligibility to vote, business ability, alcohol consumption, driver’s license, etc. Only when it comes to online security do children seem to fall by the wayside. Parents in particular often deal with the topic relatively carefree – often out of their own ignorance – and leave the kids with their own cell phone from an early age. Not knowing what dangers are involved and what responsibility is being given to children. A responsibility that they often cannot do without help. It is not the children’s digital competence that is required here, but primarily that of the parents. You need to teach your children how to use online media and teach them which behaviors are okay and which are not. At Safer Online Kids, parents are offered a wide range of support on a wide range of topics so that they can also take responsibility for their children.

>> THAT DIGITAL NATIVES DO NOT BECOME DIGITAL VICTIMS