What is personal data? Who gets to know what — and why? The backpack idea makes it clear what stays in your backpack and what you show.
Online you meet people you don't know in real life. Most are kind — some aren't. How do you tell the difference, and what do you do when something feels weird?
Not everything online is true. Learn how to tell if a message, photo, or video is real — with three simple check-questions.
How your phone shapes your mood, how to notice when it gets too much, and what a real break actually gives you. Honest, no lectures.
Why passwords are like house keys, how to build strong passphrases, and why you never share them — not even with your best friend.
What cyberbullying really is, how to spot it, and what you can do — whether it happens to you, a friend, or someone you barely know.
What to do when something online really does go wrong — strangers, bullying, a hacked account, money spent, embarrassing photos. Who helps you, how to start the conversation, and why you're never alone with it.
You have rights — online too. This module shows you the most important children's rights on the internet: privacy, free expression, protection. And when you're allowed to say a loud, clear *"no"* — even to grown-ups.