#WakeupWednesday is a national campaign by National Online Safety which has been designed to inform and help parents understand the dangers and the attraction of different types of online activity.
The National Online Safety #WakeUpWednesday campaign is viewed as one of the most trusted and reputable learning resources in the UK, providing expert advice on the latest platforms and online risks that parents and carers need to know about through a beautifully engaging and content-rich design. A new guide is published each week.
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This updated online safety guide examines Snapchat’s latest features, including AI tools, Snap Map, and subscription content, and the potential risks they pose to young users.
A practical guide helping parents and educators support children and young people to use AI safely, thoughtfully and responsibly in everyday life.
This #WakeUpWednesday guide explores how adults can support children and young people to recognise and challenge mental health misinformation online.
A #WakeUpWednesday guide examining Roblox’s user-created games, highlighting risks around chat, spending and excessive play for children.
A #WakeUpWednesday guide helping parents and educators understand how digital devices affect children’s wellbeing and how to promote healthier habits.
Ten practical and evidence-informed online safety tips to help adults guide children toward healthier and more informed digital habits.
AI-powered toys can be both exciting and educational, but they also raise new questions about data privacy, safety, and how children learn.
This online safety guide explores the world of online scalping, where bots snap up high-demand items for resale at extortionate prices, and explains the risks to children and young people.
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This guide explores how Bluetooth trackers like AirTags and SmartTags can be misused for stalking, bullying and invading young people’s privacy.
This online safety guide explores AI-generated videos, and the dangers they pose to young people, including deepfakes, misinformation, and manipulation.
This week’s guide empowers trusted adults to help children tackle bullying through allyship, kindness, and speaking up – building a safer, more respectful environment for all.