Vivi Internet, al meglio has given me tools to help my children, teens and preteens, take advantage of technology without getting engulfed by it and not putting themselves in danger. And enabling children's access to social media requires knowledge tools.
Vivi Internet, al meglio also helps to create facilitating contexts for bringing up cases of cyberbullying within the school, which can then be addressed in a shared way as an educational community.
Vivi Internet, al meglio was a great achievement and, above all, it involved boys and girls at a very delicate age who are particularly exposed to the dangers of the Internet and social media. For example, one of my students last year was the victim of a dangerous situation, becoming the object of online attention from a stalker in adulthood. We also got out of it thanks to the postal police and, aware of this case, we were happy to undertake a path that protects young people from these dangers by providing tools to be used preventively.
A native of Messina, Samuele Sciacca, 23, has always proudly "claimed" his modest origins and revealed failures (in 2017 dishwasher in London) with sympathetic irony and infectious optimism. With tenacity he managed to turn his great passion for video games into a job. With us he has become a trainer, able to tell in a fascinating way about artificial intelligence to younger children and technology to older ones. "Samuele's Tips," ten short videos made for Cna Pensioners, help seniors navigate the web and make the best use of their cell phones. Meanwhile, Samuele has become an advergame developer, made the first big games and even a "truth game" for Google. On his Linkedin profile he recounts 2020 as an extraordinary year: he has created more than 40 games!
