Core guide
Core Teen Internet Safety
Build the shared safety foundation first. This route focuses on the skills every teen, family, classroom, and youth programme can reuse across platforms.
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Learn the response before pressure makes the decision.
Four self-paced tracks convert the book series into short, practical learning objectives. No account is required. No learner data is sent to Lancaster Solutions.
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Choose a track.
Core is the recommended foundation. Specialist tracks can be used independently when a creator, gamer, or AI-specific risk needs attention first.
Teen creator safety
Creator Mode
Create without surrendering identity, safety, education, or recovery control. The route separates teen creative voice, shared decisions, and adult legal or safety duties.
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Teen gaming safety
Gamer Mode
Keep the benefits of play, friendship, teamwork, and competition while protecting identity, money, health, and physical safety.
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Teen AI literacy and safety
AI Mode
Use AI as a tool without treating fluent output as truth, surrendering sensitive data, or handing consequential decisions to an unverified system.
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Open trackThe shared response model
Every track returns to these actions.
- 01
Pause or leave
Stop the interaction, stream, lobby, payment, upload, or automated action long enough to regain options.
- 02
Preserve evidence
Save usernames, links, timestamps, messages, transaction records, and report numbers without redistributing harmful material.
- 03
Secure access
Protect the primary email, accounts, devices, sessions, recovery methods, and payment tools.
- 04
Tell a usable adult
Bring in a calm adult or qualified professional who can help without making disclosure feel like punishment.
- 05
Report and follow up
Use the correct platform, school, bank, child-safety, crisis, or law-enforcement route and record what happens next.
Facilitated use
Families, schools, libraries, teams, and youth programs can teach the same routes.
The facilitator guide explains how to select modules, run fictional scenarios, minimise data collection, separate safety from punishment, and review changing platform instructions.
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