This document discusses e-safety and safeguarding learners online. It defines e-safety as safe and responsible practice with technology and managing risks presented by the digital world. The document outlines Jisc's support for e-safety through tools like the student digital experience benchmarking tool. It also provides examples of e-safety resources and priorities from different colleges, and lists Jisc resources and links on e-safety best practices.

1. Safeguarding Learners Online
Scott Hibberson, Jisc
01/07/2015
#esafety

2. Aims of the session
• What do we mean by e-safety?
• What kind of activities can I do with learners?
• How has Jisc supported this area?
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3. E-safety definition
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“Internet safety (or e-safety)
is about safe and responsible
practice with technology and
the sensible management of
risks presented by the digital
world.”
http://www.jisc.ac.uk/guides/internet-safety

4. Foster Digital Wellbeing
Jisc NUS Benchmarking tool – the student digital experience
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5. Starting the conversation
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6. e-Safety Bingo
Pick a box – guess the statistic!
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81% 2015 52%
338 One (every day) 40%
53% 13 24,000,000

7. What are your e-safety priorities?
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8. Test yourself
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How social media savvy are you?Take the test

9. Share your own practice
Share your own e-safety resources at http://padlet.com/scotthibbo/e-safetyresources
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10. Case Studies
» Shrewsbury College: Digital life: e-safety and safeguarding
» Keeping Learners Safe Online [webinar recording and presentations available,
dated Nov 2014] (Peterborough RegionalCollege and LoughboroughCollege)
» Guide to using social media in learning (Univeristy of Leeds,York & Manchester)
» Derwen College: esafety for vulnerable learners
» Huntingdonshire RegionalCollege: Interactive Information Skills and e-Safety
with Xerte
» Weston College: S.P.A.C.E campaign raising e-Safety awareness
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11. Jisc resources and useful links
» Jisc, (2013). Internet safety | Jisc. [online] Available at:
http://www.jisc.ac.uk/guides/internet-safety [Accessed 17 Jun. 2015].
» Jisc, (2013).Top 5 tips for improving your e-safety. [online] Available at:
http://www.jisc.ac.uk/blog/top-5-tips-for-improving-your-e-safety-05-feb-2013 [Accessed
17 Jun. 2015].
» Worcester College ofTechnology, BirminghamAdult Education Centre, (2013).
SafeguardingYourself Online. Scenario 1 – Online Scams. [online] Find.jorum.ac.uk.
Available at: http://find.jorum.ac.uk/resources/10949/18428 [Accessed 17 Jun. 2015].
» Worcester College ofTechnology, BirminghamAdult Education Centre, (2013).
SafeguardingYourself Online. Scenario 2 – Phishing. [online] Find.jorum.ac.uk. Available at:
http://find.jorum.ac.uk/resources/10949/18429 [Accessed 17 Jun. 2015].
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Contact
Scott Hibberson
Subject Specialist (Online Learning & the Digital Student Experience)
Scott.Hibberson@jisc.ac.uk
@scotthibberson
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