2.Be helpful to others.

Julija Kurić, Croatia

2.harras others

3.violate intellectual property

Irma S.

Jelena M.

Jelena M.

Laura P.

Lana F

Lana F

Keep your private information.

Ana K

Don't talk to strangers.

Ana K

2.Help others if they need help.

3.Be kind and friendly with others.

Karolina. I.

Think before you post.

Verify websites and links.

Use secure connections.

Kristina M

2.Watch your digital footprint: Anything you post can remain online, so think before sharing anything personal.

Ivana T.

2.Don't open suspicious links.

3.Don't participate in cyberbullying.

4.Don't share other people's content without permission.

Ivana T.

Don't forget to log out.

Don't overshare on social media.

Don't use weak passwords.

Kristina M

Don't open messages from weird accounts you have no connection to.

Don't open links sent from untrustworthy sources.

Don't publically reveal information about yourself.

Melanija T.

Use the internet if you're curious about the meaning of something.

Use the internet and services it provides responsibility.

Make sure you have adblock installed.

Enjoy the wealth of information only a click away.

Melanija T.

Avoid suspicious emails and links.

Log out of accounts after using public devices.

Izabela

Saving passwords on public or shared devices.

Trusting unsolicited messages offering free rewards or services.

Izabela

Lana Baić

Lana Baić

Anamarija Markic

2)Don’t click on suspicious links to avoid scams and hackers.

3)Avoid participating in arguments, spreading rumors,sending hurtful messages and cyberbullying.

Anamarija Markic

Ana Šimičić

Do not spread missiforations on the internet.

Do not talk to the strangers on the internet.

Do not post other people's work and say it's yours.

Ana Šimičić

Stefani Dlouhi

2. Use strong, unique passwords for your accounts.

3. Verify information before sharing it.

4. Protect your personal data and privacy.

5. Report inappropriate or harmful content.

Marija Veble

Emi Rusan

Klara Kuzmić

Emi Rusan

Klara Kuzmić, Croatia

Marin Bogdanovic

Marin Bogdanovic

1. Protect Your Privacy: Use strong, unique passwords and enable two-factor authentication (2FA) wherever possible.

2. Verify Information: Fact-check news, articles, and online content before sharing or believing them.

3. Respect Others: Be polite and respectful in online discussions and interactions.

4. Update Software: Keep your operating system, apps, and antivirus software up to date.

5. Use Secure Connections: Only visit websites with HTTPS and avoid using public Wi-Fi without a VPN.

6. Think Before Posting: Consider the long-term impact of sharing personal details or sensitive content.

7. Back Up Important Data: Regularly back up your files to avoid losing them to hardware failures or cyberattacks.

8. Be Critical of Links: Check the legitimacy of links before clicking to avoid phishing scams.

9. Support Creators: Credit or compensate content creators for their work if you use it.

10. Report Abuses: Flag and report harmful or illegal content to the appropriate platform or authority.

    Erika, Gimnazija Vukovar

1. Share Sensitive Information: Avoid posting personal information like your address, phone number, or financial details.

2. Use Weak Passwords: Avoid using simple or repeated passwords across multiple accounts.

3. Click on Suspicious Links: Never click on links from unknown or untrusted sources.

4. Engage in Cyberbullying: Do not harass, threaten, or demean others online.

5. Download Unverified Files: Avoid downloading files or software from untrustworthy sites to prevent malware infections.

6. Trust Everything: Don’t believe everything you read; misinformation spreads easily online.

7. Overshare: Refrain from sharing too much personal information on social media.

8. Bypass Copyrights: Avoid pirating or stealing digital content without proper permissions.

9. Respond to Scammers: Do not engage with emails, messages, or calls from unknown entities asking for money or personal details.

10. Ignore Red Flags: Never dismiss warning signs of phishing, fraud, or harmful content.

    Erika, Gimnazija Vukovar

Lana

Lana

2.Communicate clearly.

3.Meet deadlines.

4.Be creative

5.Respect diversity

Ema

Ema

2.Don’t miss deadlines – It delays the whole team.

3.Don’t use unclear language – Keep communication simple.

4.Don’t dismiss ideas – Respect all contributions.

5.Don’t disrespect others – Value cultural and personal differences.

Ema

1. Don’t Share Sensitive Information – Avoid posting personal details like home addresses, financial data, or passwords.

2. Don’t Click on Suspicious Links – Be wary of phishing scams and unsolicited messages asking for personal details.

3. Don’t Engage with Trolls – Arguing with internet trolls only fuels negativity; it’s better to block and report them.

4. Don’t Download from Untrusted Sources – Avoid downloading files or software from unknown websites to prevent malware infections.

5. Don’t Assume Anonymity Means No Consequences – Even anonymous actions online can be traced, and inappropriate behavior can have real-world consequences.

Anastasia

1. Think before you post

2. Protect your privacy

3. Be respectful

4. Verify sources

5. Stay safe

Ema

2. Think Before Sharing: Be cautious about sharing personal details like your address, phone number, or financial information.

3. Use Unique Passwords: Avoid reusing passwords across multiple accounts.

4. Check Website Security: Ensure websites are secure

5. Educate Yourself: Stay informed about common scams and cyber threats.

1. Don’t Click Suspicious Links: Avoid links in unexpected emails or messages, even if they appear legitimate.

2. Don’t Download from Unknown Sources: Only download software or files from trusted websites.

3.Don’t Overshare: Avoid posting sensitive information online, like vacation plans or personal documents.

4. Don’t Trust Free Wi-Fi Completely: Avoid entering sensitive information on public Wi-Fi without a VPN.

Katerina Toutsi

1. Don’t share personal information recklessly:

   Avoid sharing sensitive data like your full name, address, phone number, or financial info unless you're certain of the site's security.

2. Don’t engage in cyberbullying or harassment:

   Never participate in harmful behavior towards others, whether it's on social media or through direct messages.

3. Don’t fall for scams:

   Be cautious about unsolicited emails or messages asking for money, personal details, or account information. Scammers are always trying to trick you.

4. Don’t overshare on social media:

   While it’s fun to post about your life, be mindful of how much you’re revealing about your whereabouts, daily routines, and private matters.

5. Don’t plagiarize:

   Copying someone else’s work without crediting them is unethical and could have legal consequences.

6. Don’t use public Wi-Fi for sensitive activities:

   Public Wi-Fi networks can be risky for activities like online banking. Use a VPN if you need to access sensitive information on public networks.

7. Don’t ignore software updates:

   These updates often include security patches, so keeping your software updated helps protect you from vulnerabilities.

8. Don’t feed the trolls:

   If someone is trying to provoke you or start an argument online, the best option is often to ignore them or report the behavior.

   Katerina P, 4th Senior High School of Rhodes

Watch videos on YouTube or streaming platforms like Netflix or Disney+.

Listen to music on Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube.

Play online games—try multiplayer games, browser-based games, or mobile games.

Explore funny or interesting subreddits (e.g., r/AskReddit, r/Funny).

Try interactive websites like GeoGuessr, A Soft Murmur, or Radio Garden.

2.For Learning

Take an online course on platforms like Coursera, Udemy, or Khan Academy.

Read interesting articles or blogs on Medium or Quora.

Watch documentaries or TED Talks.

Practice a new language on Duolingo or Memrise.

Learn coding on websites like Codecademy or freeCodeCamp.

3.For Socializing

Chat with friends or join online communities on Discord or Reddit.

Explore social media like Instagram, Twitter, or TikTok.

Join a forum or niche group based on your hobbies.

4.For Creativity

Create digital art, edit photos, or make designs on Canva or Photoshop.

Start a blog or write stories.

Make videos for YouTube or TikTok.

Explore music creation tools like GarageBand or Soundtrap.

5.For Relaxation

Meditate or listen to calming sounds on websites like Calm or Headspace.

Watch travel vlogs or virtual tours of places around the world.

Play relaxing games like Stardew Valley or The Sims.

6.For Productivity

Organize your digital files or clean up your email inbox.

Research new skills or ideas for personal pro

jects.

Use tools like Notion or Trello for planning.

Alexandra x.

1.For Personal Safety

Don’t share sensitive information like your full address, phone number, passwords, or financial details with untrustworthy sources or on public forums.

Don’t click on suspicious links or download files from unverified sources—they might contain malware or phishing scams.

Don’t reuse passwords for multiple accounts; this increases the risk of hacking.

2.For Online Privacy

Don’t overshare personal details on social media (like location check-ins, vacation plans, etc.).

Don’t ignore privacy settings on social platforms—customize them to limit who can see your information.

Don’t use public Wi-Fi for sensitive activities (e.g., online banking) without a VPN.

3.For Cybersecurity

Don’t skip software updates for your operating system or apps—updates often include important security patches.

Don’t use pirated software or media—it could contain hidden malware.

Don’t ignore two-factor authentication on accounts that support it.

4.For Ethical Behavior

Don’t cyberbully or harass others—always engage respectfully online.

Don’t spread misinformation—verify facts before sharing news or claims.

Don’t plagiarize content—give credit to creators or use royalty-free resources.

5.For Legal Compliance

Don’t access illegal content—this includes piracy, hacking tools, or other prohibited material.

Don’t engage in scams or fraud—it’s unethical and punishable by law.

Don’t impersonate others—using someone else’s identity can have serious consequences.

For Responsible Internet Use

Don’t fall for “get rich quick” schemes or unsolicited offers—they’re often scams.

Don’t engage in endless scrolling—set limits to avoid wasting time.

Don’t ignore screen breaks—excessive screen time can harm your eyes and overall health.

6.For Safe Social Interactions

Don’t meet strangers in person without verifying their identity and meeting in a safe, public place.

Don’t engage with trolls or feed arguments online—it’s often unproductive.

By staying mindful of these, you can ensure a safer, more enjoyable internet

experience! Let me know if you want tips on any specific area.

Alexandra x.

Share only safe information, like hobbies, but not personal details like your address.

Use strong passwords to protect your accounts.

Be kind and respectful when talking to others.

Check if websites are safe before clicking on links.

Learn new things and use the internet to study.

Evangelia K.

Maria H.M

4th senior high school of Rhodes

Don’t share personal details like your address, phone number, or passwords.

Don’t talk to strangers or trust them too easily.

Don’t click on unknown links or ads—they might harm your device.

Don’t post anything mean, hurtful, or something you’ll regret later.

Don’t believe everything you see; check if it’s true.

Evangelia K.

Maria H.M

4th senior high school of Rhodes

1 : Use strong, unique passwords for each of your accounts to prevent easy access.

2: Enable two-factor authentication whenever possible to add an extra layer of security.

3: Keep your software updated to patch security vulnerabilities.

4: Be cautious with public Wi-Fi—avoid accessing sensitive information like bank accounts unless using a VPN.

5: Monitor your accounts regularly for any suspicious activity or unauthorized transactions.

Ioanna.T 4th senior high school of Rhodes

1: Don’t click on suspicious links or open attachments from unknown sources, as they may contain malware or phishing attempts.

2: Don’t share personal information like addresses, passwords, or social security numbers online unless it’s absolutely necessary.

3: Don’t use the same password across multiple accounts, as it makes all your accounts vulnerable if one gets compromised.

4: Don’t trust everything you see—verify sources before believing or sharing information, especially on social media.

5: Don’t ignore security warnings or prompts, such as software updates or warnings about insecure websites.

Ioanna.T 4th senior high school of Rhodes

Markella P. 4th Senior High School of Rhodes

Markella P. 4th Senior High School of Rhodes

2)Take care with what you share

3)Keep your passwords safe

4)Never meet anyone in person you've only met online

5)Keep personal information private

Konstantina and Martina

7th Junior High School of Rhodes

Tell a trusted adult if someone is inappropriate 

Talk only with people you know

Think before you post

Giorgos and Arif

7th Junior High School of Rhodes

Bullying: Don’t send or respond to mean or insulting messages. Tell your parents if you receive one. If something happens online that makes you feel uncomfortable, talk to your parents or to a teacher at school.

Stathis, Manolis, Aggelos and Stefanos

7th Junior High School of Rhodes

1. Respect Privacy – Do not share others’ personal information without permission and be mindful of your own online security.

2. Polite Communication – Use a courteous and professional tone in emails, comments, and on social media.

3. Verify Sources – Share only accurate and verified information, and be aware of misinformation and fake news.

4. Respect Copyright and Intellectual Property – Acknowledge creators’ rights and avoid unauthorized use or copying of content.

5. Safety and Responsibility – Avoid downloading suspicious files and do not engage in hacking, piracy, or spreading malware.

6. Respect Online Communities – Follow the rules of forums, social media, and other online platforms.

7. Maintain a Positive Digital Reputation – Remember that anything you post online can remain accessible indefinitely.

Netiquette browsing helps create a safe, positive, and professional online environment for all users.

1. Do Not Share Personal Information – Avoid posting your full name, address, phone number, or financial details online.

2. Do Not Use Weak Passwords – Avoid using simple passwords like “123456” or “password.” Use strong, unique passwords for each account.

3. Do Not Click on Suspicious Links – Phishing scams often disguise harmful links as legitimate ones. Always verify the source before clicking.

4. Do Not Download Unverified Files – Avoid downloading files from unknown sources, as they may contain viruses or malware.

5. Do Not Trust Strangers Online – Be cautious when chatting with people you don’t know, especially if they ask for personal information.

6. Do Not Overshare on Social Media – Posting too many details about your daily life can make you vulnerable to cyber threats.

7. Do Not Ignore Software Updates – Updates often include important security patches. Keep your operating system, apps, and antivirus software up to date.

8. Do Not Use Public Wi-Fi Without Protection – Avoid entering sensitive information (like passwords or banking details) on public networks unless using a VPN.

9. Do Not Respond to Online Harassment – If you experience cyberbullying or threats, do not engage; instead, block and report the user.

10. Do Not Assume Everything Online is True – Be skeptical of information found online and verify facts before sharing or believing them.

By following these rules, you can protect your privacy, data, and online security.

2)Be Mindful of Social Media: Limit the amount of personal information you share online and be cautious about who you accept as friends or followers.

3)Do Use Antivirus Software: Install and maintain reliable antivirus software to help detect and block malicious threats.

4)Do Log Out After Using Shared Devices: Always log out of your accounts on public or shared computers to prevent unauthorized access to your information.

5)Do Secure Your Wi-Fi Network: Set a strong password for your home Wi-Fi and use WPA3 encryption if possible. Avoid leaving your network open to public access.

Vasiliki M. 4th Senior High School of Rhodes

2)Don’t Ignore App Permissions: Don’t grant unnecessary permissions to apps, especially for access to your contacts, camera, or microphone, unless absolutely necessary.

3)Don’t Trust Unknown Wi-Fi Networks: Don’t connect to unknown or unsecured Wi-Fi networks, as they can be used by cybercriminals to intercept your data.

4)Don’t Download Pirated Content: Pirated software, movies, music, or games often come with hidden malware or other security risks.

5)Don’t Assume All Websites Are Safe: Just because a website looks professional doesn’t mean it’s secure. Always double-check that it uses HTTPS and verify its reputation if needed.

Vasiliki M. 4th Senior High School of Rhodes

Stefanos 7o high school of Rhodes