Smart Technology and Safer Choices: Defining Human Responsibility in the Age of AI
Privacy, critical thinking, and how families and educators can help children use AI responsibly.
Practical tips, learning resources and a game with Sparo, so individuals, families and young learners can stay safe online.
Cybersecurity tips
No tech expertise needed. A few simple habits make a real difference.
Tick the habits you already practise to see your score. Nothing is saved.
Verify the sender before opening unexpected links or attachments.
Use strong, unique passwords or passkeys, and turn on multi-factor authentication.
Think twice before sharing your location, contact details, photos or family information.
Install updates promptly. They close security gaps.
Be wary of urgent requests for passwords or payments. Check through official channels.
Report cyberbullying or suspicious activity, or tell someone you trust.
Your digital safety score
Tick the habits you already practise.
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In Arabic & English · 24 slides · 30–45 minutes · Works offline
Clear explanations and practical examples, ready for a classroom or a family conversation.
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For young learners
Let’s Make Internet Safety Fun!
An interactive game where children learn to protect personal information, spot suspicious situations and ask a trusted adult for help.
Suitable for students and adults
Parents and educators: explore digital safety together with children.
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