Web Security Through Education
Posted: Thursday, April 21, 2011
by Martina Celegato
http://www.prima-posizione.it
Web, Internet, social networks are now words that have entered into a common dictionary shared by all, even if many times we do not know neither the rules nor the risks.
It is because the network hides inside of its ease of use quite a few risks that often can be fatal to social development, especially in younger people who do not have the skills and means to report abuse. An interesting initiative license plate Telecom Italy allows light through a process of educating and engaging their ages teen to raise their youngsters on these issues. Just because teenagers are the most at risk in the web because they are both the biggest users but also those less familiar with the rules and precautions to safeguard their security and their own person in general. Through this process are presented through an engaging narrative that is talked about in first person using adolescents in particular social networks, the most frequent risks inherent in surfing the Internet and provide their data to make them available to everyone with the means suitable for reporting abuse.
Experience of course fictional, but who have a real following in reality. It is no coincidence that the project of Telecom Italy has three distinct routes, with particular narrative techniques and empathic, to be aware of all the social game that is in children, adolescents and educators (both teachers and parents). Important issues that are sometimes overlooked for lack of knowledge of issues and legislation in question so do not give due weight to events and consequences that a single picture posted on Facebook can have an impact in general and the narrative of his life to ' inside a social network or blog.
This article was written by Martina Celegato, with support from navigare sicuri.
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