AI&I poster by Ana Matezic-Sudaric

1. Protect your data

2026-02-21 11:53:43 UTC

Strong passwords and additional account security measures are an effective wayto prevent unauthorised access to computers, devices, networks and data.Keep all your devices secure using password or PIN protection.Use strong passwords, resetting them when required, and changing default passwords.Use multi-factor authentication when available. This provides an additional layer ofsecurity to your accounts by confirming the identity of the user.

Angelina S

2. Protecting your information while online shopping

2026-02-21 11:58:50 UTC

Whenever you buy something online be careful of where you are buying it from because the site can ask for your credit or debit card information and steel it.

David Stevanovikj

Protecting Yourself Online

2026-02-21 12:19:35 UTC

When using social media, we must be careful about what we share. Photos, location, and personal information should not be public. It is important to keep profiles private and only accept friend requests from people we know in real life.
If someone sends rude or harmful messages, we should block and report them. Being responsible online helps protect our safety and privacy.

4. Avoiding suspicious links and offers

2026-02-21 12:31:32 UTC

Do not click on links from unknown sources, fake giveaways, or suspicious messages, as they may contain viruses or attempt to steal your data.

Anastasija. Ch

Think before you click.

2026-02-21 17:22:57 UTC

Whether it's a suspicious link, a "friend" request from a stranger, or a field asking for your private data, taking a second to verify the source prevents almost every major online threat.

Nikola S.

Never share personal information (your name, address, password, or phone number) with strangers on the internet.

2026-02-21 17:23:27 UTC

The internet is useful for learning, playing, and communicating, but it should be used carefully. It is important not to share personal information with strangers and to use strong passwords. If a message or website looks suspicious, you should tell a parent or teacher. You should also be careful about what you post on social media. By using the internet safely, we can stay protected and secure.

Stay safe in online gaming

2026-02-21 17:25:43 UTC

Online games are fun, but they can also expose you to strangers. Never share personal information such as your real name, address, school, or phone number while gaming. Be careful when chatting with other players and do not agree to meet someone you only know from a game. If another player is rude, threatening, or asks for private information, block and report them. Always download games and updates from official platforms to avoid viruses. Playing smart keeps gaming safe and enjoyable.

Vladimir N.

Download only from trusted sources

2026-02-23 08:58:06 UTC

This rule means you should download files and apps only from safe and official websites or app stores.

If you download from unknown websites, your device can get a virus or harmful software. This can slow down your phone or computer, delete files, or steal personal information.

Never download files from pop-up ads or links sent by strangers.

If you are not sure a website is safe, do not download anything.

Choose strong passwords

2026-02-24 17:19:38 UTC

Always choose a strong password, instead of one that is easy to remember (such as "password" and "123456"), which are also easy for cyber thieves to guess. A strong password is one that is unique and complex—at least 15 characters long, mixing letters, numbers and special characters.

1. Getting to know AI (Definition)

2026-02-26 20:05:57 UTC

AI consists of computer programs that learn to think almost like humans. We find it in YouTube recommendations, Google search suggestions, and smart video games.

Emily S.

2. The Digital Assistant (Positive Use)

2026-02-26 20:11:32 UTC

It helps us find school information quickly, translates foreign languages so we can talk to children from other countries, and suggests things that interest us.

Samantha B.

3. Digital Traps (Risks)

2026-02-26 20:14:56 UTC

Some people create fake videos (Deepfakes) or news that looks real to trick us. We must always check the source and not believe everything we see online.

Polixronis Ph.

4. Data Guardians (Protection)

2026-02-26 20:17:18 UTC

We never give secrets, phone numbers, or addresses to AI apps. We use technology to create positive things and always ask an adult if we see something strange.

Elena T.

Collect and organize ,,Internet safety”

2026-03-02 09:10:37 UTC

INTERNET SAFETY

1. Protect Your Data

Use strong passwords and change default ones.
Protect devices with a PIN or password.
Use multi-factor authentication for extra security.

2. Safe Online Shopping

Shop only on trusted websites.
Fake sites can steal your card information.

3. Protect Yourself Online

Keep profiles private.
Don’t share personal information.
Accept only people you know.
Block and report harmful messages.

4. Avoid Suspicious Links

Don’t click unknown links or fake offers.
They may contain viruses or steal data.

5. Think Before You Click

Always check the source.
Never share private information without verifying it.

Petra Mrše

2026-03-02 09:15:42 UTC

Never Share Personal Information

• Don’t share your address, phone number, or passwords.

Stay Safe in Online Gaming

• Don’t share personal details.

• Report toxic players.

Download from Trusted Sources

• Use official app stores only.

Choose Strong Passwords

• At least 12 characters.

• Mix letters, numbers, symbols.

• Use different passwords for each account.

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Ema Marin

Explores Artificial Intelligence and Internet Safety

2026-03-05 14:52:20 UTC

1. Getting to know AI (Definition)

AI consists of computer programs that learn and make decisions similar to humans. We can find it in YouTube recommendations, Google searches, and smart video games.

2. The Digital Assistant (Positive Use)

AI helps us quickly find school information, translates languages, and suggests content that interests us.

3. Digital Traps (Risks)

AI can be misused to create fake videos or news. We should always check the source and not believe everything we see online.

4. Data Guardians (Protection)

We should not share personal information such as secrets, phone numbers, or addresses. If we see something suspicious, we should ask an adult for help.

Poster

2026-03-12 13:44:00 UTC

Final poster based on the research of other groups.

Roberta, Ariana, Virginia and Lea

8. Be respectful to others online.

2026-04-22 17:52:56 UTC

Do not bully, insult, or hurt others with your words. You never know what influence your words might have on others so don’t do anything that you don’t want others to do to you.