Digital safety that children practise together.
Short, shared, story-based missions for children aged 5–8. The teacher leads the conversation. Children spot clues, make decisions and learn when to stop and ask for help.
Five skills build on one another.
These are not five isolated tasks. Each mission is a different stage of the same thinking process, and the shared finale brings them together.
Recognising suspicious signs.
What do we protect, and how?
There is no need to react straight away.
Checking and seeing clearly.
Digital balance and decision-making.
The knowledge we have gained together shines.
The screen starts a shared conversation.
The teacher does not need to give a technical lesson. Children look for signs together and discuss what a safe decision would be.
Little preparation. Clear instructions.
The pilot is intended to give teachers real experience of using InfoGalaxis without adding unnecessary administration.
Five missions + a finale
A shared school interface without separate child accounts.
A short teacher guide
What to say beforehand, what to watch for and which question can close the activity.
A short evaluation
Usability, clarity, children’s reactions and the teacher’s experience in a short, manageable form.
There is no need to fit everything into one lesson.
Several short sessions give children time to remember, connect and apply what they have learnt in a new situation.
Entry
A short introduction, the first mission and shared ground rules.
Practice
Further missions in short 10–15 minute blocks.
Connection
The five skills come together as a recognisable decision-making routine.
Finale & feedback
A shared Knowledge Crystal finale, followed by a short teacher evaluation.
The Suspicious Message
After the five main missions, children can apply what they have practised to a new, realistic message situation.
Keep the school’s technical workload manageable.
The pilot is designed for shared use. There are no child accounts or individual profiles, and children do not need to enter personal information.
We need to teach them how to find their way safely.
Would you like to try InfoGalaxis with a group?
A short pilot, shared use and simple feedback.