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  • In the early days of the pandemic expose the flaws in the government’s misinformation laws, say legal experts
    In the early days of the pandemic expose the flaws in the government’s misinformation laws, say legal experts
    The online landscape can be a dangerous place for young people, and some say education about its harms is falling short. A team of researchers in Canberra is helping high school students learn to navigate the digital world safely, but they are calling for a more comprehensive strategy in the national curriculum. Especially now with the federal government’s plan to bans social media for children under 16 looming, they say the window is open to improve.
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In the early days of the pandemic expose the flaws in the government’s misinformation laws, say legal experts

Nov. 13, 2024 - 12:42 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

The online landscape can be a dangerous place for young people, and some say education about its harms is falling short. A team of researchers in Canberra is helping high school students learn to navigate the digital world safely, but they are calling for a more comprehensive strategy in the national curriculum. Especially now with the federal government’s plan to bans social media for children under 16 looming, they say the window is open to improve.

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