Webinar description
Tuesday 10 February 2026 On-demand recording
This webinar recording investigates what social media is, how children and young people use it, the benefits and risks associated with it, the role of algorithms, and the concepts of misinformation, disinformation and fake news. Additionally, we will explore what education professionals can do to help young people navigate social media safely. Featuring case studies and firsthand perspectives from children and young people, this webinar aims to equip education professionals with the knowledge and tools to support young people in safely navigating social media.
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