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My students are too young to under stand 4-6 years. But I taught them that they are not allo wed to work on the net because there are traps.

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What you share on the internet is forever, goes everywhere. Besides people could form a wrong opinion about you, so think before posting!

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As for sexting (and sexhotion as well) I’m planning to use both the following two videos on #Ragazza Visibile (i.e. Visible Girl) and an the article on child pornography I shared in the forum for the previous activity (4.3 https://www.generazioniconnesse.it/site/it/sexting-scuole/

in order to explain to pupils that sharing unauthorized both sexual and naked images of children  and teenagers is a really dangerous activity, regardless of whether you are an adult or a minor. )

Who is the #Ragazza Visibile? (i.e. Visible Girl?). A girl who posted with no tinking! https://www.generazioniconnesse.it/site/it/ragazzi-regazza-visibile/

https://www.generazioniconnesse.it/site/it/ragazzi-regazza-visibile/

At the end of the second video the #Visible Girl says that Marco è una zucca vuota…. Quello che metti su internet è per sempre e va ovunque (i.e. Marco is an empty pumpkin [a fool]. What you put on the internet is forever and goes everywhere).

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http://www.sigur.info/siguranta-online/copii-pe-interne

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I have used this resource to discuss the topics sexting and sextortion with my students.

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

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Students are usally only simple friends they use for the moment their imgination and no computer tools. An intersting link is http:wwwhelp-line.gr

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In my school wasn't such case until now. If it will appear we must discuss and explain the result of these actions. Internet could be dangerous if we don't know exactly how to use it  or someone has bad things to do or show.

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5 savjeta za sigurno korištenje interneta

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I did not talk about these topics in the my lesson of the students before.
but I did private interviews with students who have problems.

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I am not sure how well the term "sextortion" is known/understood by students. Therefore I would play an awareness video by the FBI and enter into a discussion.

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An FBI special agent defines sextortion and provides tips to avoid falling prey to online predators.

Video Transcript

Various people: What is sextortion?

Sextortion? Um...extortion related to sex-related crimes?

Sex for... not for money.

Do favors for sex, which makes me think it's the new word for sexual harassment?

So the question is what is sextortion. I've never heard of that word before.

What is sextortion? Somebody kind of blackmailing somebody for sexual favors?

Sextortion to me would be someone who is forced against their will to perform sexual acts? Or blackmailing them for sexual favors?

Special Agent: Sextortion is a serious crime that occurs when someone threatens to distribute your private and sensitive material if you don't provide them images of a sexual nature, sexual favors, or money.

The perpetrator may also threaten to harm your friends or relatives by using information they have obtained from your electronic devices unless you comply with their demands.

I am a special agent with the FBI, and I investigate violent crimes against children.

I want you to know that sextortion can have devastating effects on young victims from all walks of life, and it is easy to become a victim.

Online perpetrators might gain your trust by pretending to be someone they are not.

They lurk in chat rooms and record young people who post or live-stream sexually explicit images and videos of themselves, or they may hack into your electronic devices using malware to gain access to your files and control your web camera and microphone without you knowing it.

Here are some things you can do to avoid becoming a victim:

Never send compromising images of yourself to anyone, no matter who they are-or who they say they are.
Do not open attachments from people you do not know.
Turn off your electronic devices and web cameras when you are not using them.
If you are receiving sextortion threats, you are not alone.

It is likely the perpetrator is an adult pretending to be a teenager, and you are just one of the many victims being targeted by the same person.

Do not be afraid to talk to an adult and to call the FBI.

Help us find these criminals and stop them from damaging young lives.

If you believe you're a victim of sextortion, or know someone else who is, call your local FBI office or toll-free at 1-800-CALL-FBI.

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An FBI special agent defines sextortion and provides tips to avoid falling prey to online predators. Various people: What is sextortion? Sextortion? Um...extortion related to sex-related crimes? Sex for... not for money. Do favors for sex, which makes me think it's the new word for sexual harassment?

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Not used the resource myself but secondary students here have used the Lockers resource listed in this unit... from webwise.ie

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There have been no cases in my school on this problem, but thanks to all this information I will be keeping my eyes open.

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I did not talk to students about sexting
I identified the resource
https://love146.org/sextortion-schools-advice-educators/

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I would like to use some materials created by Save the children Romania and posted on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/user/sigurinfoorg It seems to me that these are very useful when dealing with sexting and other topics that concern the children's activity on the internet.

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So far I haven't faced this problem at school, but for sure I'm going to you the video that you presented in that modul, later on we're going to have a discussion and brainstorming in groups about what to do to prevent such situations.

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In my classes I try to use videos in European Portuguese so that there is no need for subtitles (not always present in English spoken videos) and students identify better with the situation. Brazilian Portuguese videos can be an option but only if there is nothing that good in European Portuguese.

These 3 youtube playlists are in European Portuguese and the people that who appear in the video are known actors who the students know and like.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYFk-hCP5pDM-Xa5Rl4xARsT2nYFBN4Vn

http://www.seguranet.pt/pt/animacoes-seguranet

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDTc18OHxVQ&list=PLEWIZ-JE3ZdgcIFBKYktVuo_doNgzYuJp

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I use for my pupils chilnet.com

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Jana, CZ My pupils are very young so we do not work with sextortion as such. Will re-think possibilities of introducint this issue even to them. 

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Jana, CZ My pupils are very young so we do not work with sextortion as such. Will re-think possibilities of introducint this issue even to them. 

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I didn't use this kind of resources until now because my pupils did not faced with such problems. We are living in a small town and the students are (still) educated in a good manner (starting with family education). But I am sure I could use some of resources that my colleagues just posted (e.g. http://www.childnet.com/resources/pshetoolkit/sexting or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agbtK5Me8rg)

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Jana, CZ My pupils are veyr young so we do not work with sextorsion as such. 

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Jana, CZ My pupils are veyr young so we do not work with sextorsion as such. 

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I have used these resources https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dT1GvPQG904 and this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agbtK5Me8rg

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I used this resource in my class last month:
http://www.childnet.com/resources/pshetoolkit/sexting

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I've used this resource in my class:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PL57cjJlp7g
This resource is from the Safe Internet Center of Portugal, that is my source for every issue

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I have never used resources about sextortion with my students, but I think the best way could be showing them a video and then start a discussion about it and all the consequences they can come.

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This video in Latvian is about sextortion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjEo4UhuLtg

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I used the below resources to prepare my lesson focusing on online safety and sexting
http://www.scoutscymru.org.uk/sites/default/files/sexting_ceop_lesson_plan_31.pdf

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A teacher in my school recently used the childnet pack http://www.childnet.com/resources/pshetoolkit/sexting and the video was really a perfect way to start a discussion, and listening to 6th grade girls talk about how they know the leverage boys have in this areas because they are not as affected as girls.

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My children are too young, but I fond the module interesting.

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My children are too little for sexting. A good ressource is the site http://www.sigur.info/siguranta-online/copii-pe-internet/copii.html.

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I talked about sexting to my students, but they are too young for sexting although I used the resources of the website www.generazioniconnesse.it

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My students are too young for sexting. For finding best activities for students about this topic in Italy we use  this website: www.generazioniconnesse.it

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When I talk with my students about this topic I use the next sites:
www.petzanet.hr,
www.csi.hr, www.sigurnijiinternet.hr,
and since I work at the italian school, I use too:
www.generazioneconnesse.it.

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A resource that I have already use in my classroom is the film "Tagged". When a group of high-school friends posts an online rumour about a rival, it sparks a chain reaction that leaves no one untouched. Cyberbullying, sexting, filmed fights and police action ensue—will these friends be Tagged forever?
It is a good start for a discussion!

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Is a pleseaure this course, I have learned a lot and I found a lot of interesting documents and sites. I used www.generazioneconnesse.it https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=Kox-8mKZXSo .But also this video was very useful

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This is a very good website; there is an interesting video that tells the story of a girl and his bad experience with sexting: http://www.generazioniconnesse.it/site/it/sexting/
It seems to me that such a videos can prepare the ground for a useful discussions with students.

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https://www.webwise.ie/category/parents/advice/ There are some interesting resources to share to our pupils' parents. My students are still young, but they are growing and need to be aware about sexting.

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Barbara from Italy: in order to prevent sextortion to happen among my students, I would show them some videos about people who posted nude videos and had to face the problem of extortion, in order to make them understand the consequences of their actions and mostly to reflect on the big problems which could come out on their lives.

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Barbara from Italy: in order to prevent sextortion to happen among my students, I would show them some videos about people who posted nude videos and had to face the problem of extortion, in order to make them understand the consequences of their actions and mostly to reflect on the big problems which could come out on their lives.

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I work with teenagers and videos are always a good way to start a discussion, specially on issues such as sexting. I think this video  https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=30&v=o_Qh24yOvdQ

would allow us to discuss some interesting points and focus on this: once things are online you have no control over who sees it and what is done with it.

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We talk a lot as they are ages 14-18. Sometimes I use csi.hr resources.

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My pupils are too young to talk to them about sexting, but thanks to this course I have found this italian website, very useful for teenagers
http://giovaniprotagonisti.azzurro.it/giovani-protagonisti/

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I would use this video in a lesson about sexting : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tQEc5DeWaA
It is made for young people, it's short so they won't get distracted during it, and also it is a very good representation of the problem and it's consequinces.

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I think this is an excellent  video to make teenagers aware of sextortion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JpyO5XlfCo

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Each year I participate, voluntarily, in the campaigns organized by Save the Children Romania. Here is the site I use with my students to teach them about all the threats on the Internet.
https://oradenet.salvaticopiii.ro/

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As I work with teenagers, I think that they pay attention to the videos and they can debate and discuus a topic and justify their opinions.
This is a resource that I found and liked.

https://www.betterinternetforkids.eu/web/portal/resources/gallery?resourceId=7209

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I talk to pupils about sexting. I use sites www.petzanet.hr, www.sigurnijiinternet.hr, www.csi.hr

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Parents are being encouraged to talk to their children about the dangers of ‘sextortion’ online.

Sergeant Dean Kerins, a Crime prevention Garda in Meath, is urging parents to show their children a new Interpol video to discourage them from interacting with people they don't know online.

Sextortion is becoming one of the fastest-rising crimes in Ireland!

A campaign against the online sexual exploitation of children has been launched by An Garda Siochána, urging children to ‘Say No’ to sharing intimate images online.

The campaign started by European police agency Europol, and supported by Gardaí, aims to combat the growing trend of young children being blackmailed online with sexual images or extorted for sexual favours or money.

Also known as ‘sextortion’, children have been urged to not share explicit or intimate images with anybody over the internet, including trusted friends, stressing that they be aware that not everybody online is who they claim to be.

https://www.interpol.int/en/Crime-areas/Cybercrime/Online-safety/Sextortion

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"Sextortion" is the process of blackmailing someone by threatening to send sexual images of them to other people, and has spiked dramatically in Canada over the past two years, according to the Canadian Centre for Child Protection.

Teenage boys are being blackmailed increasingly frequently, the charity said, and they've suggested that rather than sending an image of your penis, you send, well...

"Awareness is critical because you can't avoid a threat you don't know about," the charity's executive director Lianna McDonald said.

"Sextortion is based on deceiving youth and obtaining sexual images - we need to drive home the Don't Get Sextorted message that teens don't send one. We must break down the communication barriers around embarrassing topics for teenagers. Our campaign gives teens, parents and educators an easy 'way-in' to a tough conversation."

A campaign site features plenty of memes and gifs that can be sent if someone asks for explicit images, such as...

The charity is even releasing a custom keyboard for iOS, complete with all their mole rat gifs.

McDonald explained that sextortion often begins on social media, where someone posing as a romantic interest will try and coax nude images from the victim before asking for money or additional material.

The NSPCC has its own app, Zipit, filled with "killer comebacks" to use if someone asks for nudes - as well as comprehensive advice for anyone who needs it.

As for the naked mole rats, it appears they're finally getting their time in the sun.

Press Association

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Naked mole rats are being used to protect teens from 'sextortion' - Independent.ie

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"Sextortion" is the process of blackmailing someone by threatening to send sexual images of them to other people, and has spiked dramatically in Canada over the past two years, according to the Canadian Centre for Child Protection. Teenage boys are being blackmailed increasingly frequently, the charity said, and they've suggested that rather than sending an image of your penis, you send, well...

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For pupils aged 15-18, I would definitely use the video of this section:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4&v=VPAcTw5PpiE After searching the suggested gallery, one of the resources found was http://storage.eun.org/resources/upload/887/20160628_125328153_887_decistion_tree_sextortion_EN.pdf which can also be used to highlight how pupils should react if they face the pressure of sextortion.

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My students are too young and they still don't ask very questions about sex. Despite this, we talk with them about cyberbulling, sexting and online predators. We hope that giving them knowlegde about this subjects, helps them deal better with future situations. We also show videos and prepare other activitys within this issues.

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Mi kids are 8 to 11 years and although they are young and most of them have no interest in sexting or something related, we show videos about awareness towards sexual predators which most of the time they interpret as kidnappers since in Mexico is a big issue. Here is a video that we use https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_o8auwnJtqE, after the video we present a debate talking about the pros and cons of having social media before being 13 years old, and finally they fill post-its with advice to keep themselves secure in the Internet.

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I teach in a Primary School. My students are too young and now they don't ask about sexting , online relation and body immage. However I will do reference on "Generazioni connesse " and its resources if it should be necessary.

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Drago, Croatia                I mostly use the site:http://www.petzanet.hrhttp://www.sigurnijiinternet.hrhttps://www.csi.hrhttps://cert.hrPupils are learning a variety of dangers on the Internet, and these new resources will be of great help in solving them:http://www.childnet.com/our-projects/project-deshamehttps://www.betterinternetforkids.euhttps://www.webwise.ie/lockers

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Drago, Croatia                I mostly use the site:http://www.petzanet.hrhttp://www.sigurnijiinternet.hrhttps://www.csi.hrhttps://cert.hrPupils are learning a variety of dangers on the Internet, and these new resources will be of great help in solving them:http://www.childnet.com/our-projects/project-deshamehttps://www.betterinternetforkids.euhttps://www.webwise.ie/lockers

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4.4 Sextortion
There are many excellent resources which can support young people in learning more about sexting, online relationships and body image – please use the Padlet to share one resource that you have already used with pupils in the past, or one that you have identified through this module that you plan to use in the future. Please share links to the actual resource where possible, and briefly identify how you used it or plan on using it, as well as why you think this resource is of particular interest for your class. Remember that there are many resources available on the BIK portal (https://www.betterinternetforkids.eu/web/portal/resources/gallery), where you can search by keyword and also by language and age of pupils.

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My pupils are from 11 to 14 years old and are still a bit young to have that kind of issues. So we watch videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOhjBmF94i0&list=PLN3I-0DAzMpqTvQioumg79JJxBtF3sE-L and, among others, mention and explain what sexting is.

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https://www.betterinternetforkids.eu/web/portal/resources/gallery?resourceId=2585

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http://www.seguranet.pt/

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GgIz5zWe8c
We wll watch it with my students

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I think that my students are way too young to deal with these issues. I think that I could use a more general approach to help them reflect on the implication of taking and sharing pictures online (wether they are of sexual content or otherwise) using this resource: https://www.webwise.ie/teachers/myselfielesson5/,
(Lesson 5: #Up2Us – Agree an Online Code). In this lesson after reflecting students come up with their own rules. I think it'd be good in light of prevention of sexting episodes or sextortion, which students might encounter later in their life.

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https://www.edukacja.fdds.pl/?option=com_szkolenia&optrs=1&fnd=&grupa=0&offset=4&sort=1&szkolenie=15246#opisszkolenia
It's a lesson plan about sexting for students aged 13-18 years old. It contains downloadable materials like precedures, videoes. It's in Polish. I haven't tried it yet but it seems valuable.

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I have very young students and this is a delicate theme for them.

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Here is a doc with several great resources. I hope it's useful for everyone!

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I think it's a very delicate subject but with so many resources in hand to make it better in any case. We have not heard of sexting or sextortion in our school.

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There have been no cases in my school on this problem, but thanks to all this information I will be keeping my eyes open.

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Crina, Romania               I use frequently this site https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7htjagPq9iw

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Crina, Romania               I use frequently this site https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7htjagPq9iw

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There are lots of pages with the necessary materials. I mostly use the site www.petzanet.hr i www.csi.hr. In the future, I will use materials from the site www.betterinternetforkids.eu.

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In my classes I usually show these sites and videos
https://linhaalerta.internetsegura.pt/
http://www.internetsegura.pt/linha-internet-segura
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O28gTvAqvow

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There are many good material about this topic that by now isn't been implemented in my teaching plan. But I saved BIK in my favorites, and I shall included in my future plans.

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https://youtu.be/PL57cjJlp7ghttps://youtu.be/PL57cjJlp7g

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Actually I've never heard of sexting or sextortion in my school, but it would be useful to surf this site
http://www.generazioniconnesse.it/
and maybe to watch videos as usalatesta by pepita onlus

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We will watch this 5 min video of an interview to a girl who went through a sextortion and how she managed to survive...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixAYkkub4Pw
Interesting to see what she thought and felt during the process...
After that discuss and reflect with students what they think and why...

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

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We have used many materials on the website, https://oradenet.salvaticopiii.ro/resurse .

I found this  movie and I m going to introduce it to the students.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7p9H8A5cWhI

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We will watch this video with my students

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Paylaşmadan Öncü Düşün - İnternet Güvenliği

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In school as lesson material I use video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AORlVuS8cr0,  it is very appropriate for students from 16 to 18 years old. My students states that they know it is not allowed to send nude pictures. But they do not suspect there are many illegal organizations that blackmail people for money with nude pictures. I always have my attention that we are responsible for the things we do, and if there is that one time when we have acted recklessly you have to rembember that there always be trust number you can ask for help by calling - 116111.

Useful is handbook in website https://www.webwise.ie/beinctrl/

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I will use this video for my pupils(3-6 age). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GgIz5zWe8c

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I used this material, before. It contains basic facts, and law bases, and workshops for students. It was issued by our government. During this course I found many very interesting materials, and already included some of them in my Sutori (not finished yet...), which aims at exploring true and false resources on the internet about one of the most famous personalities in Serbian history - Karadjordje Petrović. I will use some of the videos to introduce the topic: how to decide how much we can trust some resource.

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I would use this material in Romanian made by Interpol in many languages, including English  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzOFH6GR8xA&feature=youtu.be. My students are in 11 grade, 17-18 years old, and this video is very useful to teach them the problem of sextortion. Itis very important to make clear that if something like this happen to them, they re not alone and they can get help.

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I am working with 6-12 years old kids and it is difficult to get involved in such situation (fortunately). In my country I've found this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=634&v=3Pd6-pSouTE

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In our country there is a very well documented professor,

Virgiliu Gheorghe, whose conferences on the dangers of internet and television can be found on youtube. This is one of them:

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

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Lockers is a FREE information and education resource. It assists schools in coping with and preventing the sharing of explicit self-generated images of minors.

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Although I knew that the country I come from is among the first in which children are exposed to nude pictures online, I was still shocked to see that it ranked second in the statistics. I have never discussed this subject with my students, as it is a delicate one, but I will do this in the future. A good resource to start with are the videos on https://www.webwise.ie/lockers/, which will be followed by different talks on relationships online.

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I am a primary school ICT teacher and I think that this particular topic is more appropriate for the older pupils in our senior school.  Also, our guidance teacher tackles these situations usually, she is trained to do so.

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I have never discussed sextortion with my students. But I guess I could use this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O28gTvAqvow. It is an animation produced by a Portuguese Police Force; the text is in Portuguese, but the idea should be immediately clear for everyone here. I would show the video to the class and stop around 0.30 seconds, when the girl sends a private chat request to the boy. I would ask the students "Do you think he will accept the request?" and "Would you accept the request yourself?". We could then speak about some potential outcomes of the situtation (positive or negative). We would watch the rest of the video and have a class debate from there on.

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At present our school is interested by episodes of cyberbullying, so we're focused on this matter and I have never had to face sexting episodes at school. I want to work to help my students be careful and I think I will use the resources of web wise,this site seems really interesting and well structured.

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We talk about sexting, and doing some posters. I use materials from:http://www.petzanet.hr/

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A new project in Iceland https://www.myndinafmer.com/ gives a good example of sexting and the devastating influence it can have. Also at that website you can seek for help and find resources to use. I think it is a goog project and I have used it with my students.

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I am primary techer, for my class I found resource named Campaign T-shirts (https://www.betterinternetforkids.eu/web/portal/resources/gallery?resourceId=11247),  to raise awareness against provocative self-images in internet.

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I would like to use "Just sent it" video and lesson plan with my 7th graders. This is particularly useful plan how young adolescents to cope peer pressure regarding both online and offline relationship, and sexting.
http://www.childnet.com/ufiles/Sexting-lesson-plan1.pdf

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We're about to have a debate about the use of mobile phones in school, and the student council will be coordinating the student debate, I'll share this resource with them to help them with their research
http://storage.eun.org/resources/upload/023/20171221_094638470_23_BeSmartOnline%20Mobile%20Safety%20Leaflet.pdf

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I teach English but I am going to plan activities on this topic in a 2nd year high school class together with my colleagues.So, I think this site  can be useful  because it offers a variety of links to be used by the other teachers,too
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/2802244?hl=it

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as Daniela already posted I also found this resource very useful
http://www.generazioniconnesse.it/site/it/adescamento/
beside that I also find that this very interesting video  can offer a huge opportunity to a deeper discussion in the class
https://vimeo.com/251509048

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This is "Say No!" by PDST Technology in Education on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

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I think it is actual and very delicate problem to deal with. My students are 13-14 years old, they are active internet users and might be in danger . I think I'll show them the video to give a more detailed overview of the sextortion problem.

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We often use the resources of the site "Generazioni connesse.it". In this case I think the most appropriate is: http://www.generazioniconnesse.it/site/it/adescamento/

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNrP17eNWNk

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iXRuBACuu0&feature=youtu.be

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There are so many resources... I really need to study them and choose the appropriate one, in order to be in concordance with the age of my pupills