At the end of last year a student asked me "Who's responsible for what is on the internet?" The answer to that question has certainly become easier to answer since the advent of Web2.0. The answer is 'you and I'. We define the internet by our contributions to it. We make it a meaningful and safe tool by the way we use it.
Here’s a two helpful bits from NetSafe’s hub of cybersafety resources designed to help teachers and students create a 'safer internet'.
Help students understand Booleen logic by showing them how booleen operators can instantly change search results.
Microsoft has developed lessons plans and demonstrations to help young people develop critical thinking about the validity of online information.
Over 160 cybersafety and digital citizenship resources are available online.
Take the NetSafe Poll!
We’ve identified 5 videos on cyberbullying and internet safety produced by organisations around the globe. Each takes a different approach to delivering the message.
We’d really value your comments about who you see as the appropriate audience for these kinds of messages and if you think they spark some understanding with children and their parents.
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Nancy
NetSafe
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