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Seoul library opens digital ethics center for children and teens
The National Library for Children and Young Adults opened a digital ethics center in Seoul on November 12.
The library created the space with South Korea’s broadcasting and communications commission and the National Information Society Agency.
It is designed to help children and teenagers learn to use digital media safely and wisely.
Activities cover responsible media use, protecting personal information and ethical questions around artificial intelligence.
Any library visitor can use the center, which also has a collection of books on digital ethics and media literacy.
The library says it plans to offer more digital ethics education programs linked to the center.
The National Library for Children and Young Adults in Seoul has opened a digital ethics center for children and teenagers.
The center was unveiled at an opening ceremony on November 12, according to the library.
It was developed in cooperation with the Korea Communications Commission and the National Information Society Agency.
Activities cover media use, personal information protection and artificial intelligence ethics.
Library users can visit freely, and the library plans to offer related education programs.
- Who
- The National Library for Children and Young Adults opened the center.
- What
- A digital ethics center for children and teenagers opened. It offers activities and books on digital ethics and media literacy.
- When
- It was unveiled on November 12; the library announced the opening on November 13, 2026.
- Where
- The National Library for Children and Young Adults in Seoul.
- Why
- To help children and teenagers explore the digital world safely and wisely.
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The center was unveiled at an opening ceremony.
The library announced that the center had opened.
- Location
- National Library for Children and Young Adults, Seoul
- Opened
- November 12, 2026
- Partner organizations
- Korea Communications Commission and National Information Society Agency
- Topics
- Media use, personal information protection and artificial intelligence ethics
- Access
- Open to all library users for free