Digital Etiquette for Youngsters: Being Kind and Safe Online

What if I told you that your future job, friendships, or even your dream college could be affected by something you posted online five years ago? Would you still hit 'post' today?
Did you know that over 70% of young people have witnessed cyberbullying firsthand? In a world where digital communication is second nature, are we teaching our kids the right way to interact online? Are they equipped to be kind, respectful, and safe in the vast online universe?

As the internet becomes an integral part of young people’s lives, their online behavior has lasting impacts on their friendships, reputation, and mental well-being. Digital Etiquette for Youngsters is a comprehensive guide for kids and teens to navigate the online world with kindness, empathy, and safety. This book offers essential advice on how to communicate respectfully, avoid harmful situations, and protect themselves while building positive digital habits.
Written by ICT expert Sajeev Kumar Karippidi Veettil, with over 25 years of experience in technology and education, this book offers invaluable insights into the world of digital etiquette. Covering essential topics like online communication rules, privacy and security, cyberbullying prevention, and creating a positive digital footprint, Sajeev provides practical tips and relatable examples to help young explorers thrive online.

Imagine a world where young people are confident in their online interactions, knowing how to engage in healthy conversations and avoid the pitfalls of cyberbullying or oversharing. Through relatable examples, practical tips, and easy-to-follow advice, Digital Etiquette for Youngsters empowers readers to become responsible digital citizens. From handling disagreements to staying safe on social media, this book offers the tools they need to thrive in the digital age.
Help your child or student develop essential online skills with Digital Etiquette for Youngsters: Being Kind and Safe Online. Equip them to build a positive digital footprint and become responsible, respectful members of the online community.