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The rapid spread of "fake news" has been the trigger for many studies on the causes of its emergence, the role of social media, and the impact of fake news on our everyday lives, especially at a socio-political level. But what are the incentives to produce fake news and how does it affect us? Why is media literacy important? How can someone distinguish if the information they receive is a truth or lie?
The Greek Safer Internet Centre (SIC) provides information, help and support to children and adult users of the internet through the website www.SaferInternet4Kids.gr. There, you can find information and useful materials regarding safe use of the internet and social media. This informative portal addresses parents and teachers, as well as teens and children, via a range of multimedia material which is updated daily. Available content includes comprehensive guides, free online tools, hot-topic presentations, awareness videos, informative webinars, lesson plans, quizzes, educational material for all ages and a regularly updated news section covering the latest developments on internet safety and privacy.
These decision tree resources have been created addressing online issues young people may encounter online, such as online bullying, queries they might have regarding posting content and their online friendships. Produced by the Helplines Working Group, the decision trees are part of the 'Think about' series inviting young people to reflect on their online behaviour and how to protect themselves online.