A list of pointers to resources covering topics including: Digital footprints; citing sources; cyberbullying; detecting plagiarism; personal responsibility; and global and cultural awareness.
A "professional learning module" to help pre-service teachers learn more about the National Safe Schools framework.
Completing all of the module enables you to print a certificate of completion that may be a useful addition to your ePortfolio.
The National Schools Framework defines 9 elements of a safe and supportive learning community. This page provides access to a range of different resources (interviews, activities, strategies, videos etc) that expand upon and support each of the elements.
The Queensland Government's page on cybersafety in state schools. Includes pointers to a range of information and resources, including information about the web filtering process at Queensland State schools.
Page from the eSafety Commissioner's website that provides links related to school policies and e or cyber safety. It includes links to a list of national and state education department policies; advice on implementing policies; and, classroom resources.
Funded by the Australian government this site is intended to support the National Safe Schools Framework. It provides a range of resources for parents, students, schools, and teachers. Including information specific to cybersafety and professional learning modules.
Background on the Australian Government's National Safe Schools Framework that is designed to help school communities "develop positive and practical student safety and wellbeing policies". i.e. much broader than just digital technologies.
Includes a pointer to the Safe Schools Hub that provides much more background information and a range of useful resources.
Page from the Australian Government offering advice for how a school can go about implementing policies focused on safety and wellbeing. It has a particular focus on digital technologies and provides some links to related resources.
A survey from the Safe Schools Hub intended to help review/audit the policies and practices a school has undertaken to create a safe school environment. An idea that extends beyond just the safe, responsible and ethical use of digital technologies into areas of behaviour management etc.
Skype is a free and easy way for teachers to open up their classroom and their students to a world way beyond their campus. With Skype, students can learn from other students, connect with other cultures, and expand their knowledge in amazing ways. Teachers and parents can also benefit from Skype in the classroom.