Congratulations to Amelie who was the winner of the e-safety mascot competition.Her entry Cyber dog will help 'guide' perople to stay safe online.
This page provides you with a range of useful ideas and resources.
It is maintained FREE of charge to encourage discussion around this
key area.
All of us need to help students to be
1. Resilient and robust
2. Be willing to share worries
3. Help others to stay safe
Remember to get students to CREATE (eg podcasts, video clips, comics, screencasts, websites, blogs and posters) as well as CONSUMING other people's content.
In this way they will UNDERSTAND and REMEMBER more.
Esafety advisor website (Alan Mackensie)
Tuesday 9th February: Registration
Theme: 'Exploring reliability in the online world'
Project Evolve: Esafety resources
Coming in 2021
9th Annual Esafety Conference: Jan 2021
CEOP link
Alan's Mackensie FREE resources are here
Common Sense Media information
Internet Matters content
Childnet resources
NSPCC Info. here (Content, conduct, contact)
Vunerable children in a digital world
report
BBC Webwise vocabulary
Lilmiquela AI Bot information
Subscribe to Internet Watch Foundation
SWGfl resources
Deepfakes integrate audio, facial changes and backgrounds to make it LOOK like someone said something they didn't. How to spot 'deepfakes'
A humorous insight in to Phishing
FREE software to show how images can be manipulated. Pixilart and Photopea
4. Game with different questions for each year
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1. CEOP content is key
2. Animated stories (half way down)
4. Know it all toolkit
5. A-Z of E-safety
7. Five activities (CEOP) (PDF)
1. Magazine by Alan MacKensie
2. Useful advice for parents
3. Online magazine from vodaphone including facebook and parental controls on Windows 7
4. Checklist for parents (PDF)
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5. BBC campaign with video
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