Fostering ethical, responsible use of online technology Hans Martens, Insafe.

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Fostering ethical, responsible use of online technology Hans Martens, Insafe

INSAFE SID committees

Key drivers for online safety Tackle multidimensional facets Share resources and experience to respond to emerging challenges Move from safety messages to in-depth safety education – towards digital citizenship Focus on the positive – experience and content Collaborate with young people to pinpoint emerging trends and issues across Europe

Awareness centre Coordination Campaign implementation Impact assessment Helpline Info & advice to young people (& parents/teachers) Youth panel Test/advise on campaigns Peer advocacy

What is the challenge?

Multiple facets of online safety Excessive media use ICT skills Privacy Online Reputation Grooming Cyberbullying Online sexual behaviour Phishing Digital Literacy

Risk versus harm

Beyond awareness-raising 1. Knowledge - demonstrating awareness 2. Approval (contemplation) - voicing endorsement and support 3. Intention - making the decision to adopt 4. Practice - committing to the behaviour 5. Advocacy - encouraging others to adopt the behaviour

Multiple socialising agents Family Media Schools Peers

eSafety curriculum

(Grand-) parental mediation

Media industry Collaborate with new media industry Use social media tools Traditional media are still important!

Moderated youth spaces Youth panels Social media Competitions Peer education Adult directed Youth directed Formal Informal

Safer Internet Day

5 FEBRUARY 2013 Connect with respect! Looking at online rights & responsibilities Celebrated in 99 countries on 6 continents in 2012

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