Pages of Interest
Facebook Places
Facebook’s new location service lets your friends know where you are. We show you how to modify your privacy settings.
Back to school
It’s not only school children who learn something new when school starts in the autumn. Even parents are getting schooled.
Web filters for a safer online experience
Web filter software can make the Internet safer for children, young people and yourself.
Tips for safe tweeting
Twitter provides an easy way to share and find instantly updated information. However, make sure to take the right security precautions.
Facebook in reality
What would it be like if Facebook was played out in real life? Watch this funny video clip and find out!
Be Smart. Be Fair. Be Safe.
CTIA - The Wireless Association has launched a campaign to help parents ensure their children are responsible wireless users.
Alone in the room?
Q& A: At which age should children be allowed to spend time online alone, for example, in a separate room?
Instant messaging tips
Instant messaging is a safe form of communication – if you adhere to some simple rules.
Too young for a conversation?
At which age should I tell my 6-year-old son that there are people out there who do not have good intentions?
Tips on safe use of social games
The merging of social networks and games is becoming increasingly widespread. The Austrian Awareness Centre has compiled some great tips for parents regarding the safe use of Social Games.
Is your child really safe online?
More than a half of French parents believe their children are safe online, but children say they do face problems.
What to talk about?
Q&A: What advice would you give regarding teenagers and the big "bad" data world?
Unwanted photos on Facebook
Many parents see photos of their children on Facebook that they want to remove. What can you do?
How long?
Q&A: What kind of rules do you recommend in relation to how much time children should be allowed to spend online?
Netiquette
All Internet users should know the unwritten rules for good online behaviour. Kids and Media is here to help you.
10 rules for Internet use
If children are to use the Internet unsupervised, an agreement or set of rules should be made in dialogue with the children.
Advice on YouTube
Did you know that YouTube is only intended for children over 13? Read Kids and Media's advice on how to relate to the popular website.
Problems related to digital bullying
Is digital bullying most widespread in primary or secondary school?
Teach children a healthy critical sense
Good advice on how to help children assess information and relate to hateful messages.
How can I get to talk with my teenagers about porn?
I am a father of two teenage boys, and I would very much like to have a good conversation with them about porn.
My Safety Online
Intuitive Media’s research on children’s online safety in 2008 shows that children understand the dangers of revealing personal information in social networks, but still a large number of children give away personal data.
Children, TV and the Internet
Research from Intuitive Media released in January 2010 has some interesting insights on how children like to access their TV programmes.
Protect your computer
Find out how you can prevent viruses, worms and trojan horses from causing great damage.
Advice about passwords
It’s important to teach children to create strong passwords, and to keep them secret.
Advice about children and web cameras
Here is some good advice to those who have children and a webcam at home.
Blogging
Blog is short for ”Web log” and is a personal diary on the Internet. Blogging is very popular amongst children and young people, and many blog without their parent’s knowledge.
Facebook is not suitable for children
Facebook has a 13-year age limit but many children younger than this wish to be part of the online community...
What is digital bullying?
Digital bullying is bullying executed via technological platforms like mobiles and the internet.
My child would like to create a home page at Piczo
I have a ten year old son who wants to create a web page at www.piczo.com. I wonder if it´s a good idea to have a home page at www.piczo.com or other pages like this.
Logging of MSN
I’m a mother of two girls aged 8 and 11. I’ve heard it’s possible to log MSN. How do I do that?
How to teach children to do searches online
Our eight year-old son likes net games, but has also learnt to search for themes and pages that children like to visit. Do you have any good advice on net surfing?
How to make good passwords
We have three children who are very active online. Can you give us any tips on how to make strong passwords?
Safe web camera use
My girls, who are 9 and 11, are active webcam users. I wonder what experience you have with webcams, and whether you have some good advice.
Filters for young surfers
We have children aged 11 and 13 who are active net users. Do you have any tips on how we can shut out unwanted contents from their net surfing?
Cyberbullying Tips
Common Sense Media’s Cyberbullying video gives interesting facts and advice on cyber bullying.
Bullying: Teenagers’ best advice for parents
Emil Gukild (17) and Ludvik Roksvåg (16) are two of the actors in the informational movies made by the Norwegian “Use your head” campaign, related to cyber bullying. Read their best tips for parents.
Protect your private life on the Internet
Internet groups are usually harmless in nature, but there is a possible risk factor when it comes to the use of personal information.
Teach kids online security basics
You can help your kids use the Internet safely by teaching them some basic rules. Microsoft gives some basic lessons that parents can help their kids to learn.
Age-based guidelines for kids' Internet use
Microsoft have developed several parental guidelines for children’s’ use of Internet. Read their recommendations due to the age of your child.
The Webwise 10 Tips For Parents
Parental tips form Webwise, the EU Safety and Awareness node in Ireland.
What to do if your child is being bullied
What can you as a parent do to prevent your child from being bullied online?
Good advice on pictures on the Internet
It’s common to publish pictures online, technically it’s simple but it’s not always a good idea. We recommend that parents talk with their children about sharing pictures of themselves online.
Children and chatting
Wise parents can make sure that their children are chatting safely online. Here are some points for parents on safe chatting.
Tips for parents on safe net use
Children need adults, even online. Parents have a unique chance to give children good attitudes and safe limits around their net use. Read Kids and Media’s advice for parents.
Young family meets the media
Parent's stories: We have children aged four and three, and they have already started using digital media. In the beginning we sat down with them and told them a little about the computer and the games, and helped them get started.
Introducing children to the Internet
Parent's stories: I have placed the family computer on the kitchen bench. This way the Internet is available for my son, at the same time as it’s easy for him to become self-sufficient online.
How do you establish good playing habits at home?
Parent's stories: I’m a father of two children aged five and eight. Both love playing video and computer games, and had they been allowed to decide over their own schedules, they’d probably have spent most of their time awake in front of a screen.













