Happy Onlife 3.0.1

Happy Onlife, a platform that combines play and education on online safety, allows users to learn about safe behavior in the digital world through an immersive game experience. The game is specifically tailored to support children aged 8-12, encouraging active involvement from both parents and teachers in guiding them through the complexities of digital technology.

Embedded quiz questions within the game cover various aspects of internet usage, social networks, and online gaming, fostering discussions among players and equipping them with the knowledge to navigate the digital landscape responsibly and securely. Participants will encounter essential messages concerning children's online habits, potential risks like cyberbullying, and practical strategies for prevention, mediation, or resolution of internet-related issues.

The localization efforts for Happy Onlife include translations and adaptations into different languages. Noteworthy contributors to these adaptations include Patricia Dias and Rita Brito from the Research Centre for Communication and Culture at the Catholic University of Portugal for the Portuguese version in September 2016. Anca Velicu from the Institute of Sociology at the Romanian Academy in Bucharest and Monica Mitarca from the Faculty of Political Science at ‘Dimitrie Cantemir’ Christian University in Bucharest collaborated on the Romanian translation/adaptation released in August 2017. The Greek version was undertaken by Anastasia Economou, Aphrodite Stephanou from the Pedagogical Institute of Cyprus, and Ioannis Lefkos from the 5th Primary School of Kalamaria - Thessaloniki and Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in October 2017. Lastly, the translation into Georgian was handled by Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC) and Bidzina Makashvili in April 2019.