This interactive workshop looked at some of the approaches and strategies Vision West Notts have taken to co-ordinate and promote the key messages within this sensitive topic. The presenters shared ideas and activities that they use to ensure consistency across the College.

1. Welcome to:
E-safety an holistic approach
21st June 2012
Presenters
Trudi Dean
David Boulton

2. What are we hoping to do?
• Review some of the strategies VWNC uses to
promote e-safety
• Share practice
• Identify useful resources

3. What kind of issues should we be
covering when promoting
e-safety?
Record your answers on the flip chart
Feedback to the group

4. • Cyber bullying/ • Passwords
harassment • Viruses and virus
• Profiles protection
• Privacy settings • Malware, Adware, Spam
• Awareness of risks • Web security
• Potential for • Posted information –
grooming Employers, colleges,
• Advantages and universities etc
disadvantages of • Plagiarism
social networking
sites

5. What are we doing at
Vision West Notts?
Whole college approach –
• IT Centres/LRC’s - postcards, posters, general
support
• Tutors/Support staff (ALS) - Mandatory cross
college e-safety tutorial, on-line interactive
general safety tutorial (80% pass mark). Analysis
of data sent to HoS, text wall to report concerns
• Management/Safeguarding team - Report
worries button and safeguarding portal on
intranet
• IT support - data support for issues

6. What kind of things do we do?
• Video clips
• Profile - card activity
• Poster activities
• E-Assessment – instant feedback,
variety of quizzes

8. Time for sharing,
what are you doing?
Record on post it notes 2 things you are doing
which really engage your students or can
demonstrate an effective impact.

9. Thank you for taking part.
Question Time?

10. Useful resources
www.thinkuknow.co.uk/
www.bbc.co.uk
www.childline.org.uk
www.internetsafetyzone.co.uk
www.ceop.gov.uk
www.bullying.co.uk
www.direct.gov.uk/en/YoungPeople/CrimeAndJustice/KeepingSafe/DG_10027670
www.getsafeonline.org/