DCE for Educators
Digital citizenship essentially means learning to live as a citizen in today’s highly digitised society.
The Council of Europe’s Digital citizenship Education (DCE) programme clearly defines the competences children will need to master to be competent, responsible digital citizens. It also describes the 10 broad domains of on- and offline activity where they are used.
The Digital citizenship education handbook - Being Child in the Age of Technology provides ideas for teachers in terms of learning goals and activities that will enable children to live digital citizenship in and out of the classroom.
Access “What is Digital Citizenship Education?” - The first in a series of online courses developed in collaboration with the European Wergeland Centre.
Leaflets
- Back-to-school: making a positive start to the new school year
- Act for eliminating exclusion and bullying online and offline!
- Helping children understand their rights and responsibilities in the real and virtual world
- A New Year has begun: it’s time to help children become active digital citizens
- Protecting privacy and personal data: empowering children to safeguard their own privacy and the privacy of others
- Holiday time: holiday activities to do with young digital citizens
Lesson plans
- Collaboration. How can we work as a group online?
- Cyberbullying – How to prevent and combat it?
- Ethical shopping
- Fake news
- Living in lockdown
- New opportunities
- Shaping the future
- Solidarity
- Speaking out
- Surveillance
Booklets