Google Europe Blog: Playing for online safety in Russia

Playing for online safety in Russia

Wednesday, November 13, 2013

Russian digital literacy projectInternet laboratorytest JukiWeb RangersRussian study

75% of kids learnt to use Internet on their own, without help from school or parents;

55% of Russian kids agree to meet online strangers in real life without even letting grownups know (compared to the EU's 9% average);

both teens and parents expressed strong willingness to receive additional training on online safety and hope schools would help to provide necessary literacy programmes; fewer than 20% of parents believe legislation will help keep their children safe online, despite the Russian Law on Protecting Children from Harmful Information which entered force in November 2012; parents claimed digital literacy programs and education are a key to family safety on the Internet.

Russian children have fun studying web safety

Creating a code of conduct for web surfing

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UnknownNovember 16, 2013 at 1:00 PM
This is very use full content for online learners
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