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Say No by EUROPOL and

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Say No!(Greek)- A campaign against online sexual coercion and extortion of children

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http://www.europeanschoolnetacademy.eu/web/online-safety-course-2nd-edition-

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https://www.morcati.org.tr/tr/

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My students are too young to talk about this subject. If I have to, my starting pint will be these online resouces
http://www.imageme.it/wp/1/index.html
They are part of a peer-education project.

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I'll use this game for the moment because its in our native language.

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European Safer Internet Centres (SICs) develop various educational resources aimed at helping teachers, parents and carers, and children and young people, to discover the online world safely.

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Video made by youths for peer2peer education

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Sexting: quando o sonho vira um pesadelo...

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safer internet can prevent cyperbullying

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This video is part of a campaign against sexting launched by the Spanish National Office against On-line Crime and I think it will be helpful to my students and maybe yours as well:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNju8dTT-k8

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Cyberbullying is a growing problem among students in Italy too.
This video was created on the occasion of SID2 016 by the Ministry of Education, University and Research as SIC coordinator:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WABcC1_6Qkw

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I think that this could be useful               https://youtu.be/CH4Vz4dDeD8
but my pupils are only 9...

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I could use this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJNUsXLL0P8 (created from Cyprus Police) about sexting to discuss with students the phenomenon and  its consequences. Then, we could discuss this news article (http://www.kathimerini.gr/751751/article/epikairothta/ellada/sexting-h-moda-poy-pagideyei-toys-efhvoys) in which, a mother describes her daughter experience with sexting.

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Im concelor too so i working with students who needs to know many about this topic.
https://www.betterinternetforkids.eu/web/portal/resources/gallery?resourceId=16574

https://www.betterinternetforkids.eu/web/portal/practice/helplines

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I can use this website to plan a lesson
http://www.generazioniconnesse.it/site/it/home-page/

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I plan to use the portal https://www.betterinternetforkids.eu/web/portal/resources/gallery
to plan a lesson.

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the best resources in Italian are on the www.generazioniconnesse.it . I often use it with my pupils to start thinking together. I use also
this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wbr4Z2W9XtI

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https://www.morcati.org.tr/tr/

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I have found two videos which are in greek and they contain parts of the videos shown in this module. http://www.cnn.gr/ereynes/video/6309/sextortion-h-nea-apeili-toy-diadiktyoy

and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCf4HmLyy2A

and finally this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a440H146l14

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I'm plannig to show my students in primary the funny videos of common errors on line https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YG_SlNUXjT0&list=PL43P0iKGmv1egRLRMZ4pkjlcLjOyqgqin

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I’ve used the Mannerheim League for Child Welfare page Nuorten netti ( http://www.mll.fi/nuortennetti/ ), which includes a campaign #uskallakertoa against sexual abuse on the Internet. The campaign was probably for older students but we had a good discussion about it in class.

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http://www.generazioniconnesse.it/site/it/sexting/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b83djdmDpho

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I AM A PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER AND MY STUDENTS ARE FROM 3 TO 13 YEARS OLD SO AT THE MOMENT I DONT HAVE ANY PROBLEM WITH THIS ITEM

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I found this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agbtK5Me8rg

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SEXTORTION, blackmail started after a cybersex offer

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The internet is a very powerful tool for creating new relationships. However, we should always exercise caution since people online may have bad intentions towards us. Today, there are many cases of people being tricked into having cybersex. They often find themselves blackmailed when a criminal front threatens to publish the video recorded during the cybersex act unless a ransom is paid.

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My students are too young for this topic.

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I haven't discussed this topic with my students .Of course I have talked about some ideas but not very detailed.I realise now that it's a hot issue nowadays.I will use videos from youtube and resources from www.oradenet.ro si www.sigurinfo.ro.

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https://safe.si/gradiva/gradiva-za-najstnike/e-letak-moja-gola-fotka-je-na-netu
https://safe.si/video/safesi-videi/hipster-bedanc-ne-zatipkaj-si-dostojanstva
If I have a students with Facebook profile and public pictures on it I ask them if they would be ready to print out every picture on a huge poster by the bus station next to school. Having public photos on social media is excatly like that only far more people can take a look.

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I use this source for getting information about sexting
https://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/sexting/

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With my very young pupils i should use this link which provides some pictures showing several internet issues.
http://www.ioproteggoibambini.it/html/bambini_internet.html

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https://www.is4k.es/de-utilidad/herramientas/securekids

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I've used http://www.generazioniconnesse.it/site/it/home-page/ during the SID 2017 with my 5th graders to start discussions and share experiences. It's nice and easy. I've been using the new chapter of the ENABLE project which I came across thanks to this MOOC

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I usually use http://www.generazioniconnesse.it/site/it/home-page/ to talk about sexting o sextortion with my 5th graders. I use also some link and suggestion from this MOOC

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This worksheet is very useful to find out what the pupils already know and what to discuss the next time.
http://www.childnet.com/resources/pshetoolkit/sexting

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A very useful resource is this worksheet to check what the pupils already know and what should be learnt about in the future.

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Although I haven't discussed this issue yet with my pupils, here is a useful link to a help line for teens and their families: http://www.saferinternet.gr/index.php?parentobjId=Page187

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The Index of Digital Civilization (Global Investigation conducted by Microsoft) is definitely a way to begin an introductory work with pupils about dangers but also a real knowledge of the problem.

Creating and enabling students to make online environments transparently, by immediately clarifying the aims of each environment, and involving such people in all kinds of people from all over the world, serves to make a code of conduct operational In which explicitly clarify which behaviors are incentivized and incentivized and which are penalized and sanctioned. Knowing the rules should serve to take into account the fundamental rights of freedom, expression and security of citizens and also offer remedies and easy technological shortcuts to tailor responses and defense strategies accessible and easily accessible by everyone. The clarity of the problem should allow the student to fear nothing if he observes rules and behaviors in order to enhance his creativity while preserving (where possible) his privacy and his great curiosity, typical of adolescence.

http://www.azzurro.it/sites/default/files/Ebook_SID_2017.pdf

https://www.unicef.it/Allegati/Codice_Etico_UNICEF-Italia.pdf

http://www.cnos-scuola.it/codice-etico

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We plan to use the film
"Sex in the Media" and, of course, other films of the portal https://www.betterinternetforkids.eu/web/portal/resources/gallery
This portal - a real treasure trove/ambulance.

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I have used in high schools the film "tagged" https://esafety.gov.au/education-resources/classroom-resources/tagged/language-options/greek There are also the character reflections, which helped the students to understand the feelings of the characters. The teaching resources are very good too. https://esafety.gov.au/education-resources/classroom-resources/tagged/teaching-resources

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Several projects have been carried out in my country to prevent sexual abuse, especially of children. Unfortunately, children are being exploited in this regard.
some research;
http://acikerisim.kocaeli.edu.tr:8080/xmlui/handle/11493/1727
https://earsiv.anadolu.edu.tr/xmlui/handle/11421/1315
https://www.morcati.org.tr/tr/yayinlarimiz/brosurler/186-cocuk-ihmalini-ve-istismarini-onlemek-elimizde-sessiz-kalma-suca-ortak-olma

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I thought this video could be an excellent resource to use with 15-16 year olds who are on their way out of school and on the verge of experiencing the world of work.  https://youtu.be/zlM-YuUQ3Ms
I would show it to them and create a discussion around what kind of image their social networking profiles give to outsiders, possibly potential employers.

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There are various resources showing young people about sexting and sextortion such as videos and films.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctHCpay_onI

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Movie about sexting in lithuanian language:

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„Augu internete“: apie nuotraukų (ne)saugumą internete.

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In my school we use this film to introduce the topic about cyberbully and sexting

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I find this kind of resources :

1. The Sydney Morning Herald reports an interesting video about sexting. How do you define sexting, and when is uploading a sexy pic a possible crime? Produced in association with UNSWTV.

http://www.smh.com.au/video/video-technology/video-digital-life/the-ins-and-outs-of-sexting-20160628-4h72c.html

2. Kids are increasingly the targets of sextortion

What you can do to protect yourself and your family?

http://video.foxnews.com/v/5294823154001/?#sp=show-clips

3. Two George Mason University students fell victim to sextortion. In this video you can find their story.

http://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/video/sextortion-growing-online-global-threat-39056383

4. Italy’s Police explains how sextortion operates

http://www.bolognatoday.it/cronaca/polizia-postale-estorsioni-sessuali-chat-erotiche.html

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I have found new resource about sexting in lithuanian language: http://www.pvc.lt/lt/socialines-kampanijos/mastau-todel-nesiunciu

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This is propably the most serious case of bullying and blackmail online. It is an awkward situation for educators to introduce and focus on details of sextortion, so I limit my advice not to post anything personal online, using only a nickname and an avatar. Unfortunately, the serious cases usually derive from unpleasant family conditions which demand the contribution of a specialist before things get much worse even to online crime.

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This is a short video realized by the students of an High School in Bozen.

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BOLZANO. Medialab ha sviluppato un laboratorio di cinema al Liceo Pascoli di Bolzano. L'obiettivo del progetto era di accompagnare i ragazzi nella realizzazione, con lo smartphone, di un cortometraggio sul cyberbullismo e sul sexting. Lo strumento - il cellulare - da tutti etichettato come pericoloso e dannoso per i giovani è diventato al contrario il mezzo per narrare i pericoli e i danni di un utilizzo poco cosciente.

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Bolzano, il cortometraggio contro il cyberbullismo realizzato dai ragazzi del Pascoli

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BOLZANO. Medialab ha sviluppato un laboratorio di cinema al Liceo Pascoli di Bolzano. L'obiettivo del progetto era di accompagnare i ragazzi nella realizzazione, con lo smartphone, di un cortometraggio sul cyberbullismo e sul sexting.

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I found this resource very effective

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Informatīva videofilma par draudiem internetā - "Izsmiešana"

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Informatīvā videofilma stāsta par bērnu un pusaudžu apdraudējumiem internetā un galvenokārt ir domāta darbam ar skolēniem klases audzināšanas stundās u.tml.

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An educational site with some resources dedicated to sexting and sextortion issues is that of the "Telefono Azzurro" association. Young protagonists can browse the content and discover some stories told by peers. Also there are some videos that explain the phenomenon and condition of many young Italian students. It is a national project devoted to young people and families that plans to create a web portal dedicated to information and content sharing. Another goal of this project is the creation of laboratories devoted to reflection on risk behaviors. Below the link to the site:

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Giovani Protagonisti è un progetto rivolto ai ragazzi come te, è nato da un'idea dell'Associazione S.O.S. Il Telefono Azzurro ONLUS.
Giovani Protagonisti è un progetto di Intervento e Prevenzione dei comportamenti a rischio che si presentano molto spesso fra voi ragazzi: sappiamo infatti che stai attraversando una fase della vita tanto delicata e difficile. Stai vivendo molte trasformazioni che riguardano cambiamenti fisici, psicologici e sociali, cioè del modo in cui ti relazioni con gli altri. Dalla protezione della famiglia, ti stai affacciando alla finestra di un mondo che, fino a questo momento, hai solo sentito raccontare dai più grandi. La curiosità di vedere come sia, di scoprirlo e di sperimentarsi in esso, ti fa uscire dal tuo guscio per entrare in una nuova dimensione, proprio come una farfalla che esce dal suo bozzolo... quando ci era entrata era un bruco... Questo passaggio è complesso, entrano in gioco molti aspetti e uno di questi è il rischio, tanto amato da te e dai tuoi coetanei e tanto temuto dagli adulti che vi circondano. Il progetto si propone proprio di osservare da vicino i rischi che si presentano a voi ragazzi, per aiutarvi a comprenderli, a valutarli ed affrontarli.

Parlando di tutti i cambiamenti che ti trovi ad affrontare in questa fase della tua vita, dobbiamo proprio fare molta attenzione al disagio, cioè a tutti quei comportamenti e a quelle situazioni che non consento a te e ai tuoi coetanei di stare bene:
Giovani Protagonisti vuole, infatti, contribuire a promuovere il vostro benessere. Come?

Attraverso la creazione di un portale web in cui si possa parlare di temi centrali per la vostra vita... i temi li potete decidere voi!!!

Attraverso laboratori di prevenzione realizzati in via sperimentale in due Regioni italiane (Lazio e Sicilia) nei quali i ragazzi sono stati invitati a riflettere e confrontarsi sui comportamenti a rischio, in modo particolare sul bullismo... e hanno realizzato anche dei video che vedrai caricati sul portale!

Con la realizzazione di incontri per sensibilizzare i genitori, coinvolgendo anche operatori che si occupano di seguire il percorso di crescita di voi ragazzi.

Producendo materiale multimediale per parlare con voi il vostro stesso linguaggio... se parliamo la stessa lingua ci possiamo capire meglio!

Ascoltando i ragazzi e chattando con voi: operatori esperti potranno rispondere alle tue domande, ascoltare le tue riflessioni e cercare insieme soluzioni per affrontare le difficoltà e le cose che ti preoccupano.

L'obiettivo del progetto è quello di stare vicino a voi ragazzi, di promuovere il vostro benessere facendo in modo che possiate esprimervi e siate proprio voi a dirci cosa sentite, di cosa avete paura, di cosa avete bisogno.
Ti piace questo progetto?

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Giovani Protagonisti è un progetto rivolto ai ragazzi come te, è nato da un'idea dell'Associazione S.O.S. Il Telefono Azzurro ONLUS. Giovani Protagonisti è un progetto di Intervento e Prevenzione dei comportamenti a rischio che si presentano molto spesso fra voi ragazzi: sappiamo infatti che stai attraversando una fase della vita tanto delicata e difficile.

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I have discussed with my pupils this issue many times.
I have used the following video from UK National Crime Agency:

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I have never discussed the topic of sexting in my classes. But it is definitely important.
I need authorization from Principals of my school and the guide of my colleagues psychologists to implement them in my lessons.
I would use this resource, translated into Spanish

http://www.childnet.com/resources/pshetoolkit/sexting

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This is a good video to introduce the problem of sexting. My students are young (11-13), but this is a problem they should be informed about because they could encounter it soon or later. I'm going to whatch other videos as I'd like to go on with a project on bullying in order to start another one about cyberbullying and sexting.

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Teens who get involved in sexting may experience difficult consequences for their thoughtless actions.  Although I cannot do this lesson with my students as they are still very young, I found this resource and I think it is very useful to use with teens.  This video helps to educate teens to think before they send sexual content to persons they trust as these can then send their photos to others.

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Share links to the actual resources about sextorsion and sexintg where possible and briefly identify how you used it or plan on using it as well as why you think this resources is of particular interest to use with your class.
I would start showing the videos of the spanish campaign "Piensalo antes de sextear" (10 reasons to not make sexting) that are simple and direct.
After that I would invite an expert of the police forces to speak with students about the topic.
Then I would propose a drama scenario activity: the class divided into groups read some short lines about a single case of sextortion and they have to give advices.
Finally the class has to make a sort a decalogue against sexting and sextortion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtzk41Eo9gc

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It's true , there are many  resources which can support young people and we teachers  can help our students, with the  use too  of video as these:
Cyberbullismo - aspetti giuridici

https://youtu.be/GLlWRf6c6Wo

L’odio online, la violenza, lo stalking, il cyberbullismo

https://youtu.be/DO5l4EKMp1s

Sexting e cyberbullismo

https://youtu.be/5uDO7JLxc4A

CYBERBULLISMO E SEXTING: ALLARME SOCIALE  OK

https://youtu.be/JFKU6lvcoPU

Sexting Non si torna indietro

https://youtu.be/q56Z1-KhruI

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Sextortion is really scary I think because it shows how young and old, or more elderly, don't get the backside of the internet as an immense possibility to share content. Very personal subject for kids not so easy to deal with. Must think about it.

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My pupils are really young, so the information they receive about the above situation is limmited. They are not allowed to use internet yet. However, here is a link (in Greek) that can be usuful

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Help-Line | Γραμμή Βοηθείας

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Η Γραμμή Βοηθείας αποτελεί έναν από τους τρεις άξονες του Ελληνικού Κέντρου Ασφαλούς Διαδικτύου το οποίο υλοποιείται με τη συγχρηματοδότηση της Ευρωπαϊκής Επιτροπής στο πλαίσιο του προγράμματος πλαισίου Safer Internet με τους δύο άλλους άξονες τη Δράση Ενημέρωσης saferinternet4kids.gr και την Ανοιχτή Γραμμή Καταγγελιών για Παράνομο Περιεχόμενο και Παράνομη Συμπεριφορά στο Διαδίκτυο SafeLine.gr .

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If I see a BBC news story or newspaper new story I saved it and use it in lessons as a REAL LIFE example. They seem to make the most impact.

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Looking through the resources available on the BIK portal, I found a really interesting and useful toolkit, designed to support lessons on online safety (Crossing the Line). I would use the lesson plan on Sexting – Just Send It to raise awareness about the pressure on young people to take and share such images. I guess this way they would better understand the idea of independence in a relationship and they would find useful advice for their online behaviour. The resource material can be accessed at: https://www.betterinternetforkids.eu/web/portal/resources/gallery?resourceId=15435

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I could use these videos in order to teach about sexting and sextorsion during my french classes https://youtu.be/b9kDASecP8I
https://youtu.be/doZbcLvry7k

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I think that calling experts to talk to students about safety is a good way of helping them. They can have someone to talk to and to ask questions to.

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I think I'd try some parts of this lesson plan, in order to start with the basic idea of sexting and develop a work around this dangerous behaviour, hoping to foster some kind of awareness and raise their attention about the way they use their image, the risks connected to posting photos videos and sextorcion.

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How to explain to the children the traps that lie on the web and defend themselves from them.

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SEXTORTION, blackmail started after a cybersex offer

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I showed a cartoon  to my students - Video "Tell someone you trust"

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Vijeće Europe, Europski dan zaštite djece od seksualnog zlostavljanja i iskorištavanja

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My pupils are still very small to deal with this issue, but I think the video in the form of cardboard is clear and straightforward

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My 11-12 years students likes a funny cartoons about sheep life. The main goal of "The Sheeplive" project is to focuses on the safety of children and youth, in particular the risks related to the internet, mobile phones and new technologies. Didactic and playful content serves as a prevention tool for children, wittily shows teenagers a mirror of their improper behaviour and gives adults an opportunity to learn.

http://uk.sheeplive.eu/fairytales

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I used these resources with my students during a CLIL module about sexting and sextortion. We saw the video and then discussed about how the protagonist felt and how they could have reacted in her shoes. http://www.childnet.com/resources/pshetoolkit/sexting

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I don't use videos on this subject. In lectures of this year I used this photo as a starting point to debate.
The translation is something like "Send a picture without clothes".
This photo is part of a campaign of the National Police of Portugal.

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As for me all the resources in this module including the one shared by fellow teachers here are useful and I'm planning to use them with my students as schools start in one week time. I usually see my students like coming in class with those magazines with nude pictures and mostly use them as covers on their books. I think this also will be one of my resou

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As for me all the resources in this module including the one shared by fellow teachers here are useful and I'm planning to use them with my students as schools start in one week time. I usually see my students like coming in class with those magazines with nude pictures and mostly use them as covers on their books. I think this also will be one of my resou

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I think that this vidio is very clear for teen

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¿SEXTING? Piénsalo: existe riesgo de ciberbullying si la imagen se hace pública en Internet (10/10)

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This video is very clear about the dangers of the web

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national center for missing and exploited children

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National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

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Sextortion & Online Enticement - A Look at a New Epidemic (Sextortion 90 Second PSA)

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Are you sure you know who you're talking to online? If someone demands sexual images from you, stop immediately and report it. In this PSA, the Department of Justice and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children explore the dangers of sharing images online. www.cybteripline.org www.missingkids.org

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My students are very young, but I always use video below to keep them alert. The whole film is very useful and there are subtitles in many languages.

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Με λένε Μαρία!

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Από τη βραβευμένη ταινία "Το Παντοπωλείο" Παρά τις προσπάθειες πρόληψης, κάθε χρόνο παρατηρείται αύξηση των καταγγελιών για παιδική πορνογραφία (πηγή: Safeline.gr)

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In Italy the young peaple who has undergone sextortion can use  for facebook https://www.facebook.com/help/167722253287296 - for skype https://support.skype.com/it/faq/FA34447/cosa-devo-fare-in-caso-di-comportamento-offensivo-su-skype ) - See more at: http://www.analisideirischinformatici.it/estorsione_o_ricatto_sessuale_online_cosa_fare_e_cosa_non_fare

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I think this video could be helpful in a class of teenagers.

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SEXTORTION, blackmail started after a cybersex offer

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Video resources from Safer internet center Italy

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Superkids - Internet e l'amore ingannevole - YouTube

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This is a video make for teenagers to teenagers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Kk-0lEvnlg.

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I think it will be useful for me this site:

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http://www.generazioniconnesse.it/site/it/home-page/

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The topic has been addressed through different workshops and by experts coming to school. I need to talk to the school counsellor to find out what they did and with whom to make a selection of the material in English. I know that some of this material has been used:
- 'Pantallas amigas' web http://www.pantallasamigas.net/ and
video channel (in Spanish) https://www.youtube.com/user/pantallasamigas#p/c/17350D2F33BC2602
- Emaize 3.0. (in Basque)

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I didn't speak with my students about this topic. I f i will i know where to find the information. This course offers a lot of useful resourse

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I haven’t addressed the topic of sexting and sextortion in my classes yet, but I could introduce them with the help of a dedicated Italian site whose link is the following:

http://www.azzurro.it/it/informazioni-e-consigli/consigli/sexting/sexting-cosa-si-intende. Here both adults and children can find useful suggestions and advices to face these problems.

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I don't have experience in this so I found this sites: http://www.sigurnodijete.ba/bs/informacije-tinejdzeri/tpojmovi/sextortionb and https://digitalno.hr/2016/12/02/sextortion-internetska-prevara-koja-odnosi-zivote/ .

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I teach in the Primary school,  so I have never proposed videos about this topic. I know that some of them use freely internet and I am really scared about it...I would like to find something to share with them about it

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With my 14 year old students I could use the video 8 Things You and Your Teen Need to Know About Sexting.
I find this video very effective

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I didn't hear about any experience of sextortion  in my classes. I found some materials which could be used in Italian classes  and which can be found at this link
http://www.nonabboccare.ch/it/molestie#!sextortion
I had a look also at the link suggested by Panagiota aus Greece and it is very useful all the materials could be adapted and reused with students and pupils  of different ages
I found also this material
https://www.brookings.edu/research/sextortion-cybersecurity-teenagers-and-remote-sexual-assault/
I will use with my classes to discuss with my students about the problem , following materials which I found really interesting
http://swgfl.org.uk/products-services/esafety/resources/So-You-Got-Naked-Online/Content/Sexting-Toolkit

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Irish Safer Internet Centre
In conjunction with Safer Internet Day 2016, Webwise (The Irish Internet Safety Centre), launched a new teen awareness social media campaign addressing the topic of sexting and the potential consequences.

The focal point of the campaign is a short video titled Forever. The video looks at how easily trust can be broken between two people and the consequences of sharing images without permission.

Useful links:
Forever Campaign
Irish Safer Internet Centre website
Irish Safer Internet Centre Vimeo Channel

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Better Internet for Kids - Video: Forever (IE)

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In conjunction with Safer Internet Day 2016, Webwise (The Irish Internet Safety Centre), launched a new teen awareness social media campaign addressing the topic of sexting and the potential consequences. The focal point of the campaign is a short video titled Forever.

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I found this video in the Better Internet for kids and I think it's really interesting and will give to my students an idea about sexting. https://www.betterinternetforkids.eu/web/portal/resources/videos/detail?articleId=603673

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Since I don´t teach in class and have no students I can only give examples of places in Sweden where one can get help on questions concerning sextortion.

Organizations that will help young people are:

Surfa Lugnt (Swedish version of SaferInternetDay): http://surfalugnt.se -

Friends: https://friends.se - Friends is a non-profit organization and our mission is to stop bullying and discrimination. We educate and support schools, preschools and sports associations throughout the country.

Bris: bris.se - Bris is a child rights organization that works to strengthen children's rights by supporting, mobilizing society and making children's voices heard.

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The problem of sextortion is rather popular in Ukraine. We need to talk more about it with children, pay more attention to their social media accounts, because sometimes some Internet-users can be extremely rude. Who knows, what can they do ?

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I found this video in the FBI.gov site and I think it can be useful for youngs to better comprehend what sextortion is.
https://youtu.be/ctHCpay_onI

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In Kindergarten, i would talk with my pupils about how they can respect and protect their body from strangers, by wathing this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RBwJy2p-rE (Nikis secret)

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This short video is great to start the debate and also to make teens aware of what really happens once they send that pic or video.

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Here you can find an excellent video for 14 yrs old students. I've seen it once during a lesson with social media experts.
In Italian.

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4° Edizione "Sexting: tutto comincia con una foto" -  medie Fontanelle IC Codognè

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Video vincitore realizzato dagli studenti della scuola media di Fontanelle

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I will use this cartoon with my 12 year old students

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As I teach to kids from 6 to 12 I have not used any resources and it will not be easy (or acceptable for parents)to do it

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Yes, there are many resources online. I would probably use this one in slovene language: https://safe.si/nasveti/neprimerne-in-nezakonite-vsebine/seksting. This site includes explanation of what sexting is, what are possible negative consequences of sexting, practical tips for teachers and parents, what they can do if their childs naked picture is on web, how to talk to child about sexting… There are also some videos about this theme.

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I have not used any. But it is important to be a starting point. It is a goos topic to talk about my next lesson

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I have not used any. But it is important to be a starting point. It is a goos topic to talk about my next lesson

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Camelia, Romania

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Here is a link to a little movie I use with senior secondary school students when discussing the topic of online reputation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiQH1jhzdWk

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For the students of 17-18 years old I suggest the movie “Disconnect” (2013), directed by Henry Alex Rubin. A drama centered on a group of people searching for human connections in today's wired world.
https://youtu.be/2nYbj2jNzlc