1. Safer Internet Day
Tues 5 February 1.00pm
Jisc TechDis will be using TechDis Tuesday to unpack the
5 e-Safe Ts
www.instantpresenter.com/techdisonline100
5 e-Safe Ts promise and poster
download them for use with your students
5 e-Safe Ts video
http://www.jisctechdis.ac.uk/techdis/multlinkres/detail/Web_eSafety
2.
3. Not all strangers are evil
online safety for learners who may be more at risk
Jan 2013
www.rsc-em.ac.uk Martin Cooke ILT Advisor RSC EM
6. but we need to be wise
and we need to be wise for those who are vulnerable
Safer Internet Day is about
esafety for all
7. Learners who may be more at risk
http://goo.gl/GGROk
Some learners may miss out on important
information
Some learners who have difficulty
understanding may struggle with abstract
concepts. They may be unaware they are
being treated less than respectfully.
12. 5 Ts
Technology
Take Care Many people and things are not what they seem on the internet
You could get into a situation you are not happy with
Tricky
Time Take your time and think before posting
Tell If you are worried tell someone
http://www.em-esafetyproject.co.uk/
13. Derwen College case study
http://bit.ly/SeyIQi
who is
friends with
Georgina Price?’
14. Jisc Legal scenarios
Law and ICT for Vulnerable learners* in FE
http://goo.gl/aMAB8
*more at risk OL if they experience barriers because of their disability or difference
Scenario
Facebook as a T&L platform. Duty of care to ensure environment is safe.
risk assessment to inc what is appropriate in the particular circumstances,
eg Facebook not for confidential or sensitive info
use of social media in line with all existing relevant policies eg eSafety
AUPs - ensure all staff and learners are aware of what is acceptable and
unacceptable conduct when using Facebook.
Do learners need particular training or support when using social media ?
15. Jisc Legal scenarios
encouraging and assisting vulnerable learners to use a location aware app
to plan and plot routes.
The aim is to help and encourage vulnerable students toward independence
in getting to and from college.
Other students get hold of a student’s mobile, take details and send several
texts saying
We know ur now on the bus at …..We h8 u
We r going 2 gt u l8r We know where ur
The learner is upset and draws this to your attention.
18. easy read
policies in plain English, easy read or symbol s
Your AUPs and equality and esafety policies
need to be understood by learners.
Learner voice should also be part of the
process
☺ Please share your examples
Here is a policy from the RNIB College website:
http://www.rnibcollege.ac.uk/equalityanddiversity.html
Click on the button on the Linkage College site
20. From a leaflet from Leics Learning Disability Partnership
21. From a leaflet from Leics Learning Disability Partnership
22. easy read on the web
Point and Insite are products from Widgit which
can be used on websites and as plug-ins to Moodle
Making Moodle courses with Widgit symbol access
Here is a demo Moodle course with examples
http://moodle.widgit-online.com
As you roll over each word a Widgit symbol is
revealed.
24. Identity Management
– Pseudonym
– Profile information reduced or hidden.
– Use groups or pages to control your info
– Parents and friends aware posting
inappropriate content
Be selective about the friends you accept,
check to see who sees what
Don’t post anything you wouldn't want your
current or future employer to see
http://www.digizen.org/
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27. Knowing your friends
with Josh and Sue
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecr6OJmT3Mg
An animated film for young people
with moderate learning difficulties.
identify the areas where people may be more at risk in an online situation if they experience barriers because of their disability or difference. SID internet radio will include the issue of bullying and OL reputation You can also ask the panel of experts about Facebook privacy settings Sexting Diane Abbott recently in the news re pornographying of our culture. Plymouth uni research found that sexting is almost routine for many 13-14 yr olds Young adults with learning disabilities can be trusting and naive. The EM site includes age appropriate videos and exemplar advice. The 5 Ts tricky, time, tell, take care. Tonguetwister Trickytimetelltakecare
Have you any activities organised for Safer Internet Day? SID internet radio will include the isssue of bullying and OL reputation You can also ask the panel of experts about Facebook privacy settings Sexting Diane Abbott recently in the news re pornographying of our culture. Plymouth uni research found that sexting is almost routine for many 13-14 yr olds Young adults with learning disabilities can be trusting and naive. The EM site includes age appropriate videos and exemplar advice. The 5 Ts tricky, time, tell, take care. Tonguetwister Trickytimetelltakecare
Do you think that Cyberbullying is out of control? What positive messages should we be getting across?
https://files.pbworks.com/download/ataOMJiBNo/eresponsibility/62096428/Guide%20to%20Facebook%20Security.pdf Some learners may miss out on all of the info they need to make informed decisions. They may not be able to keep up with or assimilate all of the info and for many they may not be able to access it adequately. Some learners may not so easily be able to read the meaning of emails and written comms and they may be easily influenced by what is written or said. They may also be easier to make contact with online rather than f2f.
Being called names or teased in a hurtful way Having rude messages/pictures sent to you Being left out or ignored Having lies or rumours spread about you Messages/photos/ videos about you put online Being threatened Being cyberbullied in another way
Being called names or teased in a hurtful way Having rude messages/pictures sent to you Being left out or ignored Having lies or rumours spread about you Messages/photos/ videos about you put online Being threatened Being cyberbullied in another way
Being called names or teased in a hurtful way Having rude messages/pictures sent to you Being left out or ignored Having lies or rumours spread about you Messages/photos/ videos about you put online Being threatened Being cyberbullied in another way
http://www.em-esafetyproject.co.uk The content for this site was created by staff and learners at Specialist Colleges in the East Midlands, in collaboration with Jisc TechDis , and was produced specifically for learners who may be more at risk.
http://www.em-esafetyproject.co.uk 5Ts Think B4 u post
http://bit.ly/SeyIQi Derwen College Facebook account which learners agree to ‘friend’ upon joining the College. It is monitored by staff and allows them to look at trends amongst the learners’ Facebook profiles and identify those ‘at risk.’ This includes learners who have exceptionally large numbers of friends, anomalies in associations and sensitive information shared on profiles. A fictitious account set up Georgina Price – they all fell for it. Session on esafety inc Who is friends with GP?
We know ur now on the bus we h8 u • A designated teacher (SMT) in charge of the programmatic implementation and oversight of bullying prevention and intervention plan • Procedures and mechanisms for the recording and reporting of incidents • Cyberbullying to be included and referenced in all behaviour, anti-bullying and AUPs • All teachers to be given training, support and guidance • More education programmes, specifically focusing on cyberbullying.
