Resources for secondary schools (Years 9-13)
A single set of rules will not help independent young people behave appropriately online. User agreements are only a starting point if we want to …
Resources for educators to foster safer online communities through digital citizenship
A single set of rules will not help independent young people behave appropriately online. User agreements are only a starting point if we want to …
A whole school approach that involves everyone in your school community is most likely to foster online safety behaviours and help young people become digital …
Advice and guidance to help resolve problem Sexting and revenge porn incidents
A website to support teachers looking at information privacy online with primary and intermediate students
The Bullying Prevention and Response guide (updated in 2015) was published in response to calls from the education sector for information on preventing and responding …
Education is changing. Digital technologies are everywhere and they are impacting what, where, how and why students learn, and who they learn from. Many schools …
Learn what the “infringing file sharing” changes to the Copyright Act mean for schools.
A look at school’s responsibilities in collecting, storing and using the private information it gathers.
Take a look at how YouTube can and can’t be used in your classroom.
The Netsafe Kit helps schools to address student online safety and support digital citizenship. Following expert consultation, the fourth version of the Netsafe Kit details seven steps required to produce a safe learning environment with digital citizenship at its core.