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CORTOMETRAGGIO: LA BANDA DEGLI "HAPPY ONLINE"

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CORTOMETRAGGIO: LA BANDA DEGLI "HAPPY ONLINE"

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Grazie della disponibilità alla partecipazione di tutti gli alunni del corso PON: le classi quinte di S. Giovanni Incarico e di Pico (Fr)

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TESTO

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Marco Sentieri canta "Billy Blu" - Sanremo Giovani a ItaliaSì! 16/11/2019

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Edoardo:
La lezione di oggi è stata molto significativa perché diceva che le persone dietro uno schermo si sentono forti ma in realtà non sono altro che  ragazzi che fanno scherzi.

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SAFER INTERNET DAY

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On Tuesday, 11 February 2020, we celebrated the 17th edition of Safer Internet Day (SID), with events and activities taking place right across the globe in over 170 countries, and with many organisational supporters too. With a theme, once again, of " Together for a better internet", the day called upon all stakeholders to join together to make the internet a safer and better place for all, and especially for children and young people.

And, as one Safer Internet Day draws to a close, so we start planning the next! Save the date already for SID 2021.

* Safer Internet Day (SID) is organised by the joint Insafe-INHOPE network, with the support of the European Commission, with funding provided by the Connecting Europe Facility programme (CEF). Find out more about the EC's 'European Strategy for a Better Internet for Children' on the Digital Agenda website.

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On Tuesday, 11 February 2020, we celebrated the 17th edition of Safer Internet Day (SID), with events and activities taking place right across the globe in over 170 countries, and with many organisational supporters too.

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Il manuale di Internet di Geronimo Stilton!

Che cos'è INTERNET? Quali sono le EMOTICONS più divertenti? Quali sono le regole per navigare SICURI in rete? Leggi un estratto del Manuale di Internet di Geronimo Stilton, con quiz, giochi e curiosità sul mondo del web!

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Il manuale di Internet di Geronimo Stilton!. Leggi le anticipazioni dei libri di Geronimo Stilton e Tea Stilton

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Scopri in anteprima le anticipazioni dei libri di Geronimo Stilton e Tea Stilton. Leggi subito Il manuale di Internet di Geronimo Stilton!.

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"10 REGOLE D'ORO" PER LA NAVIGAZIONE IN INTERNET...con Geronimo Stilton

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Glossario inglese per la navigazione in internet

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Vocabolario inglese per computer e internet

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Ecco alcune termini comuni inglesi legati ai computer e a internet.

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Flavia
Se ti chiama un numero che non conosci non mandargli il tuo numero di telefono oppure la tua email, ma chiedi a un adulto

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MARIA VITTORIA
oggi la lezione è stata molto apprezzata da me, perché, insieme agli altri consigli, la maestra ci ha parlato di un social di nome "tik tok" che è pericoloso, perché la sicurezza è  poca e ci sono dei malintenzionati che ci rubano  l'identità. Ci ha detto anche che, siccome ancora non abbiamo l'età per accedere ai social, bisognerebbe togliere l' account... io l'🤬 🤬 fatto e mi sento più sicura.

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EdoardoNon mettere i dati online

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Non fare bullismo su INTERNET

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LORENZO C

Grazie a questo corso 🤬 imparato molte cose interessanti

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Oggi è stata una giornata divertentissima 🤬 imparato che non bisogna mai pubblicare i vostri dati

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Se ti chiama un numero che non conosci chiedi a un adulto cosa fare

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CLAUDIA
non scrivere i tuoi dati online

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Martina
Oggi la lezione è stata molto interessante, la maestra mi ha fatto conoscere delle cose su internet che non conoscevo

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naviga con la modalità incognito per non fare vedere quello che fate per essere sicuri che non ti prendano i dati , o se deve usare qualcun altro il computer/telefono/tablet/........

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Oggi abbiamo scoperto che andare su google è molto pericoloso

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Se qualcuno che non conosci ti chiede di incontrarvi, fai venire un tuo amico o un genitore insieme a te, perché non sai chi può essere quella persona.

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Youssef
Non scrivere i tuoi dati

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Quando andate in internet non pubblicate foto
vostre o altrui perché dei malintenzionati possono
prendervi la faccia e pubblicarla in altri social networks

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SOFIA
Mettere visibile le proprie foto o video solo agli amici e non metterle visibili a tutte le persone

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I bambini sono sempre più digitali perché hanno sempre più a che fare con le tecnologie touch che sono molto intuitive, facili e gratificanti da usare.
Ecco un decalogo per proteggerli dai pericoli della "navigazione"

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Il video tutorial per riflettere su come usare i social network in modo sicuro e consapevole

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Garante per la protezione dei dati personali

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Social network: quando ti connetti, connetti anche la testa!

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"Quando ti connetti ai social network, connetti anche la testa"! Con i social network entri in contatto con gli altri, condividi idee ed emozioni, cerchi e trovi informazioni.
https://youtu.be/BqtnYcfgLbM

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Happy Onlife, un gioco per costruire e sviluppare sicurezza e conoscenza sull'uso e l'abuso di Internet. Rendi l'esperienza ancora più divertente giocando in due o più e condividendo le tue opinioni e il tuo know-how.

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Acronym

Happy Onlife

board of the Happy Onlife game

Happy Onlife is a game for children to raise awareness of internet risks and opportunities

What is Happy Onlife?

Happy Onlife is a game for children (aged between 8 and 12), parents and teachers, aimed at raising awareness of the risks and opportunities of internet and promoting the best online practices. The game is available in four versions: online, mobile, physical board game and as a do-it-yourself print and cut kit.

The game is inspired by the traditional Snakes and Ladders game (i.e. throw the dice to move your counter) combined with quiz questions. The questions focus on the use of internet, social networks, and online gaming, amongst others. They are designed to prompt discussion and allow the moderator to highlight how digital media can be enjoyed responsibly.

By playing Happy Onlife, children and adults can:

reflect and build expertise together in internet safety and best practices for use and mediation

become digitally-aware citizens who have learnt to assess online risks and opportunities

use the open source code to make their own version of the game.

Take a look at Happy Onlife in action to see photos of the game

Happy onlife in action

Happy Onlife online version

The online application is built on Unity 3D and the Firefox, Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Opera browsers are all recommended for the best user experience. The game can be played in Dutch, French, English, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, Romanian, Greek and Georgian.

Happy Onlife mobile version

The mobile application is available in Dutch, French, English, Italian and Spanish and can be downloaded from:

The mobile application is available in Dutch, French, English, Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, Romanian, Greek and Georgian and can be downloaded from:

Happy Onlife board game

Schools can also request the boxed board game (only in Italian) by writing to jrc-happyonlife@ec.europa.eu while stocks last.

Happy Onlife do-it-yourself print and cut kit

A full paper version of Happy Onlife, available in English and Italian, can be downloaded for free. Just print it, cut out the cards and play!

Customise your own game

The source code of the Happy Onlife application has been released as open source under the EUPL 1.1 Public licence. It can be used by anyone to customise the Happy Onlife game and reuse in other initiatives. The source code is available at https://github.com/happyonlife/hol.

JRC research on cybersecurity for young people

Children and young people are very active users of digital technology from an early age. Research shows that children learn quickly from mirroring the behaviour of parents, older siblings and peers. On one hand, children have acquired independency and skills within the digital world; on the other, they lack reflective and critical thinking as well as awareness about opportunities and risks such as cyber-bullying or digital identity theft. Active adult's mediation would allow for the integration of values and critical thinking but so far, adults seem poor active mediators and in need of practical tools of empowerment.

Despite the wide range of offline and online resources and cyber-safety initiatives in the European Union, there is an urgent need for teaching aids in cybersecurity/online safety/data protection awareness, digital literacy and skill development to be brought to the attention of teachers, educators and parents as 'ready-for-use' resources.

JRC researchers conceived and developed the Happy Onlife product as a peer and media edutainment toolkit promoting safe and responsible uses of ICT among adults and children (8 - 12 years old). Happy Onlife opens a path to empower teachers and parents in actively guiding children to become smarter, responsible, and respectful when using digital technologies and help them understand opportunities, skills, risks and consequences behind the decisions they make online.

Since its release on August 2015, the Happy Onlife app has been downloaded 11.000 times and over 3.000 copies of the physical board game have been distributed to teachers and schools.

Further related activities

Happy Onlife booklet in EN, FR, ES and IT: This booklet presents, through simple and clear activity sheets, 17 projects, activities and strategies to address and promote exchange and digital experiences between teachers, parents and children aged 8 to 12.

Play the Cyber Chronix game to understand data protection rights: This online game, also developed by the Joint Research Centre, is a fun way to learn about data protection rights and raise awareness of privacy risks relating to the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The game is in the format of branching story-telling comics and the story unfolds depending on the choices that you make. Concepts such as 'the right to be forgotten', 'data breach' and 'data portability' are introduced and explained.

Related Content

Related publications

Attitudes towards cyber risks: Implicit & self-report measures (English)

Empowering children and adults for a safe and responsible use of ICT. The Happy Onlife experience. (English)

Laboratorio Happy Onlife Rapporto post-evento. Europe Code Week 2015 con CoderDojo e Digital Champions. (Italian)

Happy Onlife! Projects and activities aimed at raising awareness and empowering children, teachers and parents for a fun, balanced and safe digital life. (English, Spanish, French, Italian)

Happy Onlife - A video game to support mediation on internet risks and opportunities. (English)

Empowering Teachers and Children for a Healthy Digital Life. Report on activities carried out at the European School of Varese, Italy. (English)

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Happy Onlife - play to learn about online safety

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Happy Onlife board of the Happy Onlife game Happy Onlife is a game for children to raise awareness of internet risks and opportunities Happy Onlife is a game for children (aged between 8 and 12), parents and teachers, aimed at raising awareness of the risks and opportunities of internet and promoting the best online practices.

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Scannerizzando il nostro QR Code puoi entrare nel Padlet con il tuo smartphone.
https://padlet.com/gradis60/HAPPY_ONLINE