Cybersafety

What is cybersafety?
The Internet provides a powerful resource for learning as well as an efficient means of communication. However, despite the educational and social benefits of information and communication technologies, there are risks associated with their use, particularly for school age students. There have been some highly publicised cases of exploitation resulting from unsafe use of the Internet, however this does not mean that all children will experience such problems. Educating children about how to be ‘street-smart’ when using the Internet is extremely important. A range of strategies can be used by teachers to minimise the risks associated with accessing the Internet and instead develop in students an understanding of safe and responsible online behaviours.

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 * ====Print or order brochures for students and parents====
 * ====Cybersafety rules for 'littlies', 'kids', 'young people' and 'grown-ups====
 * ====Classroom activities to assist in teaching the WHY, WHAT and HOW of cybersafety====


 * == Primary Resources ==

[|Cybersafe Schools Wall Chart] [|Cybersafe Schools Quick Reference Guide] [|Cyberquoll Digital Learning Object] [|Cyberquoll Teacher Resource Kit] || == Secondary Resources ==

[|Cybersafe Schools Wall Chart] [|Cybersafe Schools Quick Reference Guide] [|CyberNetrix Digital Learning Object] [|CyberNetrix Guides and Fact sheets] ||

===[|Teacher's guide to Internet Safety] [|Parent's Guide to Internet Safety]===