E-safety Parent Presentation

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  1. Sharing personal information

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ACCESS & USE

Home is the main location of internet use by far

40% of children use the internet at home several times a day

Half use the internet when out and about

Few children use the internet for informational, civic and creative uses

The most popular activities are:

Watching video clips

Social networking

Listening to music

The UK is a High Use - High Risk country

Household Challenge:

List as many answers as you can for each of these questions!

Who can list the most?

  • How does your family access the internet?
  • What does your family do on the internet?
  • What makes up your Digital Footprint?
  • What do we need to be aware of when going online?
  • What can we do if something online makes us uncomfortable?

Be Constructive - Respect Laws- Value Age Limits - Be Available - Schedule 'Screen Free' Time - Report

Consider Consequences for ourselves & others

St Barnabas School

Parent Workshop

eSafety

presented by Michael Cromey & Kate Testo

WHAT TO DO

Image by Mark Nye

Obtained from Flikr

  • Establish & Know the online risks for your family

eSafety Helpdesk

Hello, how can I help?

Ask for help

Talk

If we don't know the answer,

we'll know someone who does

Websites to Visit

Listed on St Barnabas School Website

  • Yourselves, your family and even your friends

Sources of Information

Educate

Service providers

  • Digital Footprint - Privacy Settings - Spring Clean
  • Digital Responsibility
  • Know it all
  • Childnet
  • UK Safer Internet Centre
  • NSPCC
  • ThinkUKnow
  • Cybermentors
  • FOSI
  • South West Grid for Learning
  • Vodafone - Digital Parenting
  • AVG - Digital Diaries
  • Norton
  • Google
  • YouTube
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • BT

Privacy & Settings

Check

Report issues

  • www.sipbench.eu
  • www.privacyfix.com

Model

  • Give it & Get it.
  • School Website
  • Facebook
  • YouTube
  • CEOP - If a child is at risk or harm
  • Explore and implement tools to protect your security & exposure

Other Suggestions

Check your DNS settings - consider pointing at OpenDNS

One to Watch: Channel 4 - Cyberbully

Support

Protect

The world wide web is an amazingly powerful tool,

let's use it to our advantage and share useful information

The Facts

Content

Risks

Values - Sexual - Aggressive - Commercial

Contact

SKILLS

2 in 3 children say that they know more about the internet than their parents.

Smartphone users are generally more skilled in the use of their personal devices.

Around one third of those can’t block pop-ups or are able to compare and choose the best or most reliable app or deactivate GPS.

Values - Sexual - Aggressive - Commercial

Image by Bogdan Loan Stanciu

obtained from flikr

Conduct

Bias & Extremism

Pornography

Violence & Hateful

Adverts & Spam

Image by Riccardo Palazzani

obtained from Flikr

Values - Sexual - Aggressive - Commercial

Unwelcome persuasions - Self harm

Strangers - Grooming

Bullying - Harrassment - Stalking

Tracking - Harvesting

29%

of 11 – 16 year olds had seen

one or more of the potentially negative

forms of user generated content

12%

22%

were hate messages

Providing misleading info/advice

Inappropriate creation & upload

Bullying or harrassing another

Illegal activities

of UK children did not tell anyone

when something bothered them online

26% told friends rather than an adult

17%

were self harm sites

downloading - hacking - gambling - scams - terrorism

Image by Alexandre

obtained from Flikr

Risks Ranked

Image by R. Nial Bradshaw

obtained from Flikr

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3

Encountering Pornography

4

5

Cyberbullying

Experiencing violent or hateful content

6

Receiving unwanted sexual

comments

Meeting an online contact offline

Image by U.S. Army obtained from Flikr

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Sharing personal information