2016-06-28
Austrian Safer Internet Centre
awareness, helplinesThe decision trees are a useful tool for helpline staff, providing guidance on how to pose questions and respond to young people on these specific topics.
Download the decision tree on sextortion here.
Further English-language decision trees can be found as follows:
- Think about how to protect yourself online! focuses on providing help to young people if they are bullied on social media.
- Think about the content you post! provides guidance on what young people should consider before posting content online.
- Think about your online contacts raises awareness of online ‘friends', encouraging young users to think about their online contacts and how they can use privacy controls to protect their personal information.
These three titles are also available in a range of European languages (Bulgarian, Finnish, Flemish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Polish and Portuguese) - access the full list of decision trees here.
Children and young people in need of help or support in dealing with online issues, or their parents or carers, can contact their national Insafe helpline.
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Latvian Safer Internet Centre
cyberbullying, love, relationships, sexuality (online), sexting, sextortion