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=A SAFE PLACE @ ST ANDREWS= [|CYBERSAFETY] ||
 * = [|Moodle page] ||= [[file:Launch of asafeplace.pptx]] ||= [[file:Launch of asafeplace.pdf]] ||= SALC@ DELICIOUS

COLLECTION OF TEACHER RESOURCES AND TOOLS
toc http://cybersafetyresources.wikispaces.com/Resources+for+Primary+School

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WIKI FOR PARENTS
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Key Safety Messages
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 * People who you meet online may not be who they say they are.
 * Children should never give out personal information when they are chatting online.
 * Parents should be involved in and monitor their children's use of the internet, especially chat rooms.

[|iCyberSafe.com – Living in a Connected World] Cyberbullying ** Renata Rowe ** | 26/11/2010 at 2:35 pm Tags: Cyberbullying, Cybersmart | Categories: Cyber Bullying , Cyber Safety | URL: @http://wp.me/pVDk6-gk

//Definitions of Cyberbullying//
//Cyberbullying is the use of social media, e-mail, instant messaging, chat rooms, mobile phones, or other forms of information technology to deliberately harass, threaten, or intimidate someone. The problem is compounded by the fact that a bully can hide behind an electronic veil, disguising his or her true identity. This makes it difficult to trace the source, and encourages bullies to behave more aggressively than they might, face-to-face. Cyberbullying can include such acts as posting or texting mean comments, making threats, sending insults or racial or ethnic slurs, and masquerading. Victims can delete or block the perpetrator, limit computer connection time, not respond to threatening or defamatory messages, never opening e-mail messages from sources they do not recognize and report the bullying to the School.//

//How to stop cyberbullies//
//If you are being cyberbullied it is possible that you're feeling powerless and isolated.// //But, there are options and you can do things to stop the problem.//
 * //**Keep a record** (including time and date) - This may help you (or the police) to find out who is sending the messages. //
 * //**Tell someone -** Talk to someone you trust, a parent, friend, school counsellor or teacher. //
 * //**Contact your phone or internet service provider and report what is happening -** They can help you block messages or calls from certain senders. //
 * //**If messages are threatening or serious get in touch with the police** - Cyberbullying, if it's threatening, is illegal. You don't need to put up with that! //
 * //**Don't reply to bullying messages** - It'll only get worse if you do. By replying the bully gets what he or she wants. Often if you don't reply the bully will leave you alone. //
 * //**Change your contact details** - Get a new user name for the internet, a new e-mail account, a new mobile phone number and only give them out to your closest friends. //
 * //**Keep your username and passwords secret** - Keep your personal information private so it doesn't fall into the hands of someone who'll misuse it //

Source http://icybersafe.com/2010/11/26/cyberbullying/

=TEACHER RESOURCES=

See //Year 3 -6 moodle pages// LIBRARY SESSIONS folder ||= [|CYBERSAFETY GLOG] YEAR 1 YEAR 2 ||= [|6 ANIMATIONS ABOUT] [|CYBERSAFEY FOR PRIMARY] YEAR 3 YEAR 4 [|CYBERSAFETY GAMES] ||= THINK BEFORE YOU POST YEAR 5 YEAR 6 ||
 * = YEAR LEVELS ||= PREP - YR 2 ||= YR 3 - YR 4 ||= YR 5 - 6 ||
 * = CYBERSAFETY
 * = [|WEBSAFETY 4 KIDS] ||=  ||= [[file:Cybersmart_thinkb4_DL.pdf]] ||= [[file:SAFETY AND YOUR RESPONSIBILITY ONLINE poster.pdf]] ||

[|BLOOMS TAXONOMY CYBERSAFETY]

CYBERSAFETY RESOURCES - WIKI

CYBERAWARENESS

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DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP WIKI

=[|ISRU Conference]= "On 9 March 2011 [|Learning and Teaching Scotland]organised a conference on Internet Safety and Responsible Use on behalf of the [|Scottish Government]. Representatives from all local authorities were invited to attend. We captured lots from the day and will include it all here in the coming weeks. All Keynote videos and presentations are now on the site". Source: https://blogs.glowscotland.org.uk/glowblogs/isruconference2011/