KNOW YOUR KID’S WORLD
HAVU Gaming tells how parents can get to know and understand the online gaming world.
The web is full of new and amazing things – do you know what kind of behavior is OK on the social media and what isn’t? Alongside your parents, check which one of you is more of a novice and learn about what you might do differently!
You can get over online bullying by talking about it, raising the issue and asking for help. On MML Nuortennetti, you can talk to other young people in order to obtain information and support. MLL’s phone service for children and youngsters is available free of charge throughout Finland every day. You can talk confidentially by phone or chat about anything that is troubling you. You can also write an online letter. The adults answering the phone, chatting with you or answering online letters are bound by confidentiality, which means that they cannot tell anyone about the discussion. Phone calls are not recorded.
Imagine an online bot that gives advice on how to chat on the social media and helps those who have been bullied. That’s what the Class Bot does! Start the Class Bot and discuss why nobody should be subjected to bullying.
The shield protecting the world from cyberattacks has been broken!
Can you help the residents with their cybersecurity problems and find the missing pieces of the cyber machine?
Spoofy is a free mobile game for primary school-aged children, where players solve digital challenges in familiar environments. Spoofy is available in Finnish and Swedish and it can be downloaded for both Android and iOS devices from app stores.
Thank you everyone who took on the Minecraft Education Edition Challenge to create a world of Empathy!
All submissions were wonderfully executed and dealt with empathy in many different ways, for example through monsters and rainbow metaphors. It became clear that you really care about empathy skills!
Check out the video for Paqpa’s greetings to all the participants!
What do empathy and emotional intelligence mean in modern society? We asked 12 Finnish opinion leaders to share their ideas about empathy in the digital age.
We studied how to help Finns prevent online bullying. We did a survey with more than 1,000 parents and 400 teachers.