So here are some authentic links to do with the internet:
This first one is amazing. It's from jeunesse77.fr and is called Touche pas à mon poste ! It is a 24 page pdf document containing lots of information and statistics (remember exam boards love statistics!) and is primarily aimed at young people.
From marocagreg.com - a summary of advantages and disadvantages of the internet
From Académie Toulouse - Quelques dangers d'Internet
An article from Le Monde from 2011 about the dangers of the internet, including a comparison between usage in France and other countries.
From internetsociety.org les enfants et l'internet.
sudmédia.free.fr has a page about the dangers of the internet for children including links to posters and a video clip. The posters could be used for speaking stimuli for the speaking exam.
Action Innocence is a site full of child protection information. The page Préserver la dignité et l'intégrité des enfants sur internet is full of great material and also has some Supports pédagogiques.
An image search for Action Innocence gave me a huge quantity of material for speaking practice.
From lepetitjjournal.com an article about Le cyber bullying
From Le Figaro, an article with lots of statistics about le cybercrime in France.
This page from Gendarmerie Nationale contains information on how they are tackling cyber-crime.
Here is a link to the TES resources for l'internet.
Steve Smith's frenchteacher.net site also has some fantastic resources in the free samples section but I'd recommend that all teachers of French subscribe to access all of his excellent resources for the price of a text book.
Obviously, I won't use all of these resources with my students inn class but I shall give them a list of the sites for their own independent reading.
Over the years I've found that the students who achieve best are the ones who read independently and there's nothing wrong with pointing them in the right direction.
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