The Online Together Project

The Online Together Project’s interactive quizzes offer young people and parents the opportunity to test their understanding of different online topics. This contributes to critical thinking skills through encouraging conversations.

Age-specific quizzes

Each quiz is split into three age groups: Under-11s, 11-13s and 14+. This helps children of all ages access the information and make positive changes to their own online experiences.

Guiding discussion and information

After each question, you’ll find information about the correct answers, additional guidance and resources to save for later and discussion questions to consider before moving forward. You can also download this information at the end of the quiz to return to later. So, give yourself 15 to 30 minutes to play for the best learning experience.

Play independently or together

Children can play together with their parent or carer at home, or they can play with peers at school. The tool works well for independent learning as well, giving children the opportunity to build their knowledge by themselves.

Further information

At the end of each quiz, you’re provided options to share on social media, download a certificate or download supporting resources to help with ongoing conversations around gender stereotypes and online hate.

New Lesson Plans  

We have created Lesson plans for each module of The Online Together Project and Artificial Intelligence (AI) as we recognise the importance of supporting educators on this topic. Teachers or youth group leaders can use these free resources in the classroom or with different groups of young people. 

• Young people – aged under 11, 11-13, and 14+ to develop the tools and skills to defy barriers online
• Parents and carers – to facilitate learning and conversation around the subject matter together with their child(ren)
• Classrooms and youth groups – to support learning in the Relationships & Sex Education, Education for a Connected World, and IT curriculum. Also, for youth groups interested in supporting young people on these topics.

Tackling online hate

This quiz explores protected characteristics, algorithms, being an upstander and more. While each age-specific quiz covers similar concepts, the language and detail in each is adapted to suit children’s levels of understanding based on their age.

Download the companion guide here to learn more.

Breaking down gender stereotypes

This quiz explores gender stereotypes, equality between boys and girls, challenging prejudice and more. Talking about these issues can help stop the spread of online hate like misogyny and misandry since it’s a topic that is often avoided.

Download the companion guide here to learn more.

Lesson plans for teachers

We’ve also developed a range of lesson plans designed for teachers to use the tool in the classroom and tackle important rising issues around AI. Our latest free Lesson Plan on AI aims to help children and young people understand the importance of fact-checking images and information online.

In an ever-connected world, it is important to support young people to understand others’ viewpoints, help young people feel empowered and supported in their experiences with others online and, for the tool’s first topic, to challenge negative preconceptions of gender stereotypes online.

In developing these tools, Samsung and Internet Matters aim to support both children, young people and their families to:

• think about how words and actions can impact others,
• show how to interact with others the way they would want to be treated; and
• demonstrate the best ways to respect and value other people’s opinions by showcasing the things that can be done to contribute to positivity online.
• Develop crucial critical thinking skills to apply when reviewing content online in the world of AI