NetSmartz is a program of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) that provides free, engaging resources to help children, teens, parents, and caregivers build important safety skills related to digital citizenship, healthy relationships, and recognizing and responding to online risks.
Más programas que tratan los mismos temas que NetSmartz.
de Ghana Internet Safety Foundation
Learn2Teach is GISF’s capacity-building program for teachers and educators, providing practical knowledge, tools, and resources to recognize, prevent, and respond to online safety risks affecting children and young people, with particular attention to AI, emerging technologies, digital safeguarding, and responsible technology use.
de A21
The Secondary Prevention Program is a six-session program designed to be facilitated by professionals working with children and young people ages 13 to 17, addressing human rights and values, human trafficking and exploitation, safe migration, employment, relationships, and digital safety.
Ofrece eventos presenciales, asambleas o visitas escolares.
n/a
Los informes de evaluación no están disponibles públicamente.
de Common Sense Media
Common Sense Media's free K–12 Digital Literacy & Well-Being Curriculum equips students with the skills and mindsets to navigate our tech-filled world safely, responsibly, and in balance with the rest of their lives.
