For teachers
A ready-made teaching resource to explore in one lesson, week by week, or leave on display for everyday learning. No preparation needed.
We've put together an alphabet of simple rules and principlesto help teachers, children and parents navigate the digital world.
Together with the National Pedagogical Institute we distributed it to schools across Czechia.
Now it's interactive too: you can also display it at your school or office.
A ready-made teaching resource to explore in one lesson, week by week, or leave on display for everyday learning. No preparation needed.
Short, memorable and jargon-free. “Antivirus, two-factor authentication, don't feed the trolls.” Children read the rules themselves, without being told.
26 topics you can actually discuss with your children at home. Download the PDF and put it on the fridge, or have a poster sent to you.
One rule per letter. Short, clear and to the point. This interactive version is completely free: share it with anyone.
The Cybersecurity Alphabet was created as an official resource for Czech schools in partnership with NPI under the National Recovery Plan.
The printed poster hangs in classrooms, corridors and school libraries. Get yours too: free online, as a downloadable PDF, or as a printed poster by post.
Choose the format that suits you. The online version is always at hand, the PDF can be printed anywhere, and the poster is ready to display.
An interactive A–Z grid right on this page. Send colleagues the link, open it on a classroom board, or share it with parents.
Download the Czech PDF poster immediately and print it at school or send it to a professional printer.
Yes. Teachers at pilot schools cover a few letters at a time in computing, citizenship or tutor periods. Open the online version on the board and explore it with the class.
Primarily lower and upper secondary pupils. Younger children can use it with a teacher's help. Some rules (Tor, VPNs, breached accounts) are more advanced, making it a useful tool for discussion, rather than just independent reading.