Positive online content is...
"digital content aimed at children, which enables them to learn, have fun, create, enjoy, develop a positive view of themselves and respect for their identity, enhance their participation in society and produce and distribute their own positive content."
This website, and associated campaign, aims to place a spotlight on the issue.
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Positive online content can benefit lots of stakeholders.
Select your stakeholder group from the options below to discover more and see best practice examples filtered by stakeholder group.
In the spotlight
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Latest news
25/09/2017
The benefits of positive online content for children and young people
To kick off the inaugural Positive Online Content Campaign (POCC) Awareness Week, taking place 25-29 September 2017, we place a spotlight on the benefits of positive content for children and young people, aided by some of our youth panellists. Follow the action across the course of the week as we focus on a different stakeholder group each day.
07/09/2017
Promoting positive online content across Europe
A good website or app can help to change a young person's life. It can help kids learn, develop and express themselves, while having fun at the same time. Equally, provision of such content and services can help to contribute to a better internet. To promote its creation and use, this week we launch the Positive Online Content Campaign with the release of a new website and an awareness-raising week to come.
08/09/2017
International Literacy Day: Literacy in a digital world
Literacy, in its most basic sense, is defined as the ability to read, to write and to count. In time, its meaning has broadened to comprise a wide range of skills and abilities that are needed to fully and actively be part of society. Undeniably, literacy has become crucial in empowering children, young people and adults alike, and ensuring that they acquire those skills and competencies necessary to help them contribute to society and improve their lives.
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