ISBN: 9789914717822 - la grande mer appelée internet (7 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A young boy named Eddy - curious about excavators, volcanoes, and planets - invites the reader along as he learns to use computers and the internet. The book's central metaphor: the computer is a boat, and the internet is a vast sea with no warning signs. Eddy is guided by Captain Carlo, who takes him on a tour of online life and teaches him to navigate its dangers.Along the way they visit a safe space (Teacher Jenny's online class, where cameras and mics are fine to turn on) and then meet the hazards: strangers in chat groups who may seem kind but intend harm, people who post cruel or false things, and a glittering treasure chest that's really a virus trap in disguise. Eddy learns to cover his webcam like a diver avoiding predators, never to share his name, passwords, or address, to accept 'gifts' only from family and friends, and to ignore flashing objects designed to make him click. Captain Carlo balances the warnings: the internet also connects loved ones across distances, teaches, offers puzzle games, and is a place to say kind things. The closing lessons are moderation and supervision - like a diver coming up for air, Eddy follows Mum's schedule (internet time only after homework, outdoor play, and friends), with a parent watching over him. His verdict: the internet is a fascinating world, but it can't beat the real one.This book is bilingual in English and French.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A young boy named Eddy - curious about excavators, volcanoes, and planets - invites the reader along as he learns to use computers and the internet. The book's central metaphor: the computer is a boat, and the internet is a vast sea with no warning signs. Eddy is guided by Captain Carlo, who takes him on a tour of online life and teaches him to navigate its dangers.Along the way they visit a safe space (Teacher Jenny's online class, where cameras and mics are fine to turn on) and then meet the hazards: strangers in chat groups who may seem kind but intend harm, people who post cruel or false things, and a glittering treasure chest that's really a virus trap in disguise. Eddy learns to cover his webcam like a diver avoiding predators, never to share his name, passwords, or address, to accept "gifts" only from family and friends, and to ignore flashing objects designed to make him click. Captain Carlo balances the warnings: the internet also connects loved ones across distances, teaches, offers puzzle games, and is a place to say kind things. The closing lessons are moderation and supervision - like a diver coming up for air, Eddy follows Mum's schedule (internet time only after homework, outdoor play, and friends), with a parent watching over him. His verdict: the internet is a fascinating world, but it can't beat the real one.This book is bilingual in English and French. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A young boy named Eddy - curious about excavators, volcanoes, and planets - invites the reader along as he learns to use computers and the internet. The book's central metaphor: the computer is a boat, and the internet is a vast sea with no warning signs. Eddy is guided by Captain Carlo, who takes him on a tour of online life and teaches him to navigate its dangers.Along the way they visit a safe space (Teacher Jenny's online class, where cameras and mics are fine to turn on) and then meet the hazards: strangers in chat groups who may seem kind but intend harm, people who post cruel or false things, and a glittering treasure chest that's really a virus trap in disguise. Eddy learns to cover his webcam like a diver avoiding predators, never to share his name, passwords, or address, to accept "gifts" only from family and friends, and to ignore flashing objects designed to make him click. Captain Carlo balances the warnings: the internet also connects loved ones across distances, teaches, offers puzzle games, and is a place to say kind things. The closing lessons are moderation and supervision - like a diver coming up for air, Eddy follows Mum's schedule (internet time only after homework, outdoor play, and friends), with a parent watching over him. His verdict: the internet is a fascinating world, but it can't beat the real one.This book is bilingual in English and French. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A young boy named Eddy - curious about excavators, volcanoes, and planets - invites the reader along as he learns to use computers and the internet. The book's central metaphor: the computer is a boat, and the internet is a vast sea with no warning signs. Eddy is guided by Captain Carlo, who takes him on a tour of online life and teaches him to navigate its dangers.Along the way they visit a safe space (Teacher Jenny's online class, where cameras and mics are fine to turn on) and then meet the hazards: strangers in chat groups who may seem kind but intend harm, people who post cruel or false things, and a glittering treasure chest that's really a virus trap in disguise. Eddy learns to cover his webcam like a diver avoiding predators, never to share his name, passwords, or address, to accept "gifts" only from family and friends, and to ignore flashing objects designed to make him click. Captain Carlo balances the warnings: the internet also connects loved ones across distances, teaches, offers puzzle games, and is a place to say kind things. The closing lessons are moderation and supervision - like a diver coming up for air, Eddy follows Mum's schedule (internet time only after homework, outdoor play, and friends), with a parent watching over him. His verdict: the internet is a fascinating world, but it can't beat the real one.This book is bilingual in English and French. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…