NetSafe articles on education
Cyberbullying: advice for young people, parents and teachers
1 in 5 New Zealand high school students have reported being cyberbullied – find out how to deal with online harassment
Cybersafety Advent Calendar
Our very own Advent Calendar has 24 pieces of yuletide cyber safety and security know-how with timely reminders on how to keep yourself and those around you safe online over the festive season
The NetSafe Kit for Schools
The NetSafe Kit for Schools sets out a comprehensive programme of cybersafety for New Zealand schools and covers key issues for staff, parents and students
Wi-Fi safety in New Zealand schools
The National Radiation Laboratory advises the Ministry of Education on wireless network safety – with regards to student and staff health – and has guidance for school staff and BOTs
Practical advice for schools using YouTube videos
Teachers frequently use YouTube videos in class – NetSafe has now compiled practical advice on the educational exemptions of the NZ Copyright Act and using copyrighted video resources in schools
How can I set up a cybersafety policy and use agreements for ECE personnel?
NetSafe has established a series of cybersafety use agreements and policy documents for use within an ECE setting – download them here
Can I download music and videos from YouTube? Am I breaking copyright law?
The recent amendment to NZ copyright law has got many internet users worried they may be unintentionally breaking copyright laws when they watch, stream or download material from YouTube and other online sites and services.
The Copyright Act (1994) and schools
Background information and guidance on what schools can do to prepare for an amendment to the Copyright Act (1994)
The Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Act: What schools should know
Not all file sharing is illegal – learn what activities do and don’t contravene the new Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Act
How will the Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Act work?
Understanding the Copyright (Infringing File Sharing) Amendment Act’s three-notice process and copyright tribunal