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- Ages 9 to 12
- Ages 12 to 15
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- Activity book
Jump into the wonderful and peculiar world of the internet with this guide on how it works, the magic of programming, and how to freely roam this landscape in a safe and secure way. Learn how to think critically about strangers you meet online, scams, fake news and claims by internet personalities. Be inspired by stories about the lives and work of a security expert and a game designer. And along the way, you can polish up your internet skills by taking on a series of fun challenges
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