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- 1. www.mrcolley.com ICT tips for savvy parents How to help your child become a 21 st Century Learner
- 3. We don’t ban playgrounds…..
- 5. I want everybody here to be careful about what you post on Facebook, because in the YouTube age whatever you do, it will be pulled up again later somewhere in your life.
- 6. What shall we learn about? Seeing inappropriate material Viruses Helping with homework Social networking Cyberbullying
- 7. Protection from Harassment Act 1997 Malicious Communications Act 1988 Telecommunications Act 1984 Communications Act 2003 Public Order Act 1986
- 8. Save texts or voicemails Contact the web company Help your children to understand that they should never forward pictures, messages or insults. Block the bully Print out web pages Contact the police
- 9. Monitoring & filtering software Google Family Safety centre Getnetwise Public Order Act 1986 Proxy Sites
- 10. AV software - AVG Anti-spyware - Spybot Unknown email, attachments & pop ups
- 11. File Sharing Limewire, BitTorrent Azureus Open door for viruses
- 13. Why is digital different? Easily shared Easily edited Viewable by millions Easily copied
- 14. Cisco guy…..
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- 20. Make your digital footprint a happy one http://www.flickr.com/photos/26104563@N00/3011595479 Start posting good stuff
- 21. Get them to teach you Set some ‘family rules’ Change privacy settings Computer in a family room
- 23. http://www.flickr.com/photos/73645804@N00/440672445 Get them to teach you www.teach-ict.com Key words Reliability Copy & Paste Be a learner too
Editor's Notes
- ‘ Internet Safety’ has the wrong connotations. It implies an evil that lurks online and doesn’t acknowledge the incredible value and potential that we could unlock in our young people by teaching them to use the web responsibly. If anyone has any queries or questions during the presentation, please do not hesitate to ask.
- Many children will know more about the internet than the parent, so the aim of this presentation is to provide an insight into how children use the internet, and bridge the gulf of knowledge between the child and the parent. This is the present, not the future, and we can’t just ignore it.
- Kids call each other names in the playground. Online communities are as real and valuable to our children as playground communities
- We should be teaching our kids how to use the web in the same way we teach them to swim or cross a road. Gradually, and with supervision.
- Cyber bullying. Seeing inappropriate material. Viruses. Helping with homework. Social networking. Meeting people online. Where do you want to go?
- Uses technology like mobiles or the internet. Can affect people at home as well as at school. Sometimes be hard to identify who the cyberbully is because they could block their number or post things on a website anonymously. Although bullying is not a specific criminal offence in UK law, criminal and civil laws can apply in terms of, for example, harassment or threatening behaviour, and particularly relevant for cyberbullying – threatening and menacing communications:
- With the advent of picture and video messaging - young people need to be increasingly careful about the images they share. It is very easy for inappropriate images to be shared around a number of phones, changed and even put online, where it is impossible to get back. This is particularly worrying, if images are used in child abuse sites. There are now mobile phone operators who sell phones with filtering software included, so that children won't access inappropriate websites or content. It is worth checking that your child's phone has this capability. Remind your child that any image they send on their mobile can be changed and shared online, and that once they have sent an image they have lost control of it. Read through the young people's website with your child, and help them to understand that they shouldn't give out personal details such as their mobile number to strangers, or other young people that they don't fully trust.
- AV software is like security check at airport.
- AV software is like security check at airport. If you should be paying for it and you’re not, it’s very probably illegal
- We adults aren’t that much smarter!
- We all leave a trail. Encourage our children to present their best side.