Cybersafety

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=Read what Shaun Wood has prepared for his students.= **myLPG Learn - Guide - Protect**



[|NetSafe] has been a favourite primary school safety guide and programme of mine since I began teaching. I have used[| Hector the Dolphin] every year to teach internet safety to my students.

NetSafe has just launched their new [|Learn: Guide: Protect] collaborative website. I found it quick and easy to sign up and within minutes started creating new **Bits** and **Remix** other **Bits** to put together a **Collection** of **Bits** that I would use to teach Cyberbullying next term.

A **Bit** is any website link, video or other media related to internet safety. It is like a post on a blog. This is [|an example of a Bit] I made about a website I wanted to add. You can see how many **Views** and **Recommendations** a **Bit** has had, plus you can **Recommend** and **Comment** on any **Bit** yourself.

A **Collection** is a grouping of **Bit's** that may be ordered for teaching purposes like my [|Cyberbullying Unit here]. Or just as a bookmark type collection, either way useful for other teachers looking for similar things.

NetSafe have built a fantastic framework to support internet safety through the feedback and collaboration with the education community. The site design is clean and refreshing and surprisingly simple to use. I did find the **Classifications** slightly daunting and may have categorized a bit incorrectly ('bit' humour always seems to come up when discussing this site.)

You can also follow them on Twitter @netsafenz

**More Considerations** media type="custom" key="7451491" **More of these issues and the way that one particular school is dealing with it is on Suzie Vesper's site Learning Web2.0 wiki under Important Considerations**
 * Now that more teachers and individual classrooms are starting to set up blogs and wikis, schools are starting to think about the issues that surround this global publication of student's work. **

**Links to Cybersafety websites** **Superclub Plus**: Safe place for students to do Social Networking
 * [|Welcome to the Web]:** Activities and challenges while learning about the Internet
 * [|Hector's World:]** Learn how to be confident and responsible Internet citizens
 * [|Net Basics:]** Computer safety issues in movie form
 * Leading ICT Resources for Schools:** Suzie Vesper's wikipage on Cybersafety resources.
 * BBC website** in Cybersafety and Cyberbulling

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