| Aim | To reflect on one’s personal knowledge and prejudices about the internet as well as on possible myths concerning the internet/cybersex/chat rooms, etc. |
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| Duration | Approx. 30-50 Min |
| Number of participants | any |
| Age | - |
| Difficulty | medium |
| Conditions | any |
| Material | Three moderation cards in green, orange and red for each participant - A list of statements to discuss You can find some examples of statements on page 34 (Exercise N° 25) and on makeITsafe.ecpat.at -> Materalien -> Handbuch für Peer Experts |
| Preparation Distribute the moderation cards. Explain the discussion rules (listen carefully, hear the others out, etc.). Let the participants know that there is no “right” or “wrong” and that this exercise is about perception and personal opinion. |
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| Description Explain that you will now read out some statements. Ask the participants to take a stand by holding up a card (red = disagree, green = agree, orange = not sure). After everybody has put a paper in the air, ask some participants why they agree, disagree or don’t know. Ask the others if they want to change their position having heard the argument. Make sure that all the participants listen and hear the others out. |
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| Source | ECPAT Austria / ECPAT Netherlands |
| Tags | boundaries, Cyberbullying, Data protection, Grooming, opinion, privacy, self-reflection, Sexting, Violence |