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Safe Internet use: Free workshop for parents and children in Berlin!
Workshop “Safe on the Internet” for children and parents on September 12, 2025 in Berlin. Free registration required by September 1st.
Safe Internet use: Free workshop for parents and children in Berlin!
On Friday, September 12, 2025, Dr. Wolf, Geraer Str. 43, 12209 Berlin, a workshop entitled "Safe online". The organizer, the children's and youth center Dr. Wolf in collaboration with the Steglitz-Zehlendorf media competence center, offers this workshop from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Participation is free of charge and is aimed at parents and children to sensitize them to the opportunities and risks of the Internet.
The workshop includes numerous topics that are of great importance in the context of the digital world. This includes dealing with apps and messengers, the protection of privacy, as well as strategies for recognizing and combating cyberbullying and cybergrooming. There are also data protection, fake news, copyright and dealing with hackers and viruses on the agenda. This topic is becoming increasingly important because the internet jungle has both adventures and potential dangers, especially for children.
Importance of media literacy
How on biancaortner.at As emphasized, the introduction to digital media, especially the first cell phone, is a crucial step in a child's life. Professional support and education are essential to make this transition successful. Parents should be given the necessary tools to establish open and respectful communication with their children via media.
Exploring the digital space together can not only promote children's interest but also their desire to explore. Activities that include exploring platforms such as YouTube, TikTok, social media and online games can also help strengthen children's media literacy.
Cyberbullying and preventive measures
A central concern of the workshop is raising awareness about cyberbullying. On mediahelden.info It is made clear that cyberbullying is a form of violence that is primarily facilitated by modern information and communication technologies. Almost one in five students in Germany is already involved in cyberbullying, which underlines the urgency of taking preventive measures. Schools and parents must work together to find a solution to promote protective internet skills.
Registration for the workshop "Safe online" is required until September 1, 2025. Interested parties can register by email to angie.heinz@ba-sz.berlin.de or by phone at 030/76803603. Such educational offers are important to strengthen children and parents for the responsible use of digital media.