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This hub brings together educational material on children’s digital data protection, developed by Data Protection Authorities across Europe, all in one place. Browse content by keyword, subject, age group, content type and language.

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Ages 3-10 years old
Ages 11-15 years old
  • Germany
  • de

Data-Kids: learning platform for children, parents & educators

data-kids.de offers interactive materials, games, videos, and activities to teach children about data protection and digital rights
#Children's personal data and privacy #Staying safe online #Your rights online #Protecting your data #Privacy at school
AZOP quiz
Ages 11-15 years old
  • Croatia
  • hr

Let’s learn how to protect our personal data and respect others’ privacy

Duck Duro leads children through an engaging quiz to teach them about the protection of personal information
#Sharing online #Staying safe online #Cyberbullying
Logo Data Protection Commission Ireland
Ages 11-15 years old
Ages 16 years and older
  • Ireland
  • en

Managing your digital footprint

This blog post and accompanying infographic, ‘Managing your Digital Footprint’, raise awareness about personal data and online privacy.
#Sharing online #Staying safe online #Smartphones and Apps
AEPD logo
Ages 11-15 years old
Ages 16 years and older
  • Spain
  • es

Don't get tangled up online - guide to stay safe online

A practical guide for ages 11+ on personal data, online safety, social media, cyberbullying and digital footprints
#Sharing online #Staying safe online #Children's personal data and privacy
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Ages 3-10 years old
Ages 11-15 years old
Ages 16 years and older
  • el
    en

Tzimanious – interactive board game on privacy and data protection

An interactive board game teaching children about online privacy, personal data and digital safety through play
#Children's personal data and privacy #Your rights online #Staying safe online #Cyberbullying