Showing posts with label e-safety. Show all posts
Showing posts with label e-safety. Show all posts
Monday, 6 January 2014
Friday, 5 October 2012
New resource for E safety
A new online safety resource designed for young people and adults with a learning disability has been developed by JISC TechDis
East Midlands E-Safety Project website is full of resources and information for students,parents and teachers.
East Midlands E-Safety Project website is full of resources and information for students,parents and teachers.
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e-safety
Wednesday, 1 February 2012
Using Mobile phones safely
A scenario based resource that allows students to discuss safe and appropriate use of mobile phones .There are fifteen scenarios that can be worked through as a class or individually. When all of the selections have been made, a printable form will give the students feedback on their suggestions.
from NGFL Wales .Also has accompanying teacher material explaining the resource materials.
Mobile phone dilemmas worksheet part of a series on E safety from Teach ICT

Three short films about mobile phone safety and other tips about mobile phone from Kidsmart. Includes information about the IMEI Number (International Mobile Equipment Identity.)The number which can be used to block your phone if it is lost or stolen.
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e-safety,
Personal Safety
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
Knowing how to use ICT safely
Here are some resources for teaching about keeping personal information safe everyday and on the internet.
Safe
A widgit resource from Childnet about Personal Information.

Two short films from BBC Learning Zone which can be used to discuss the information given out and the consequence
Safe
A widgit resource from Childnet about Personal Information.

Two short films from BBC Learning Zone which can be used to discuss the information given out and the consequence
online safety part 1
online safety part 2
online safety part 2
Personal Information Powerpoints and workbook about information we should share from Communication 4 all ( look under ICT)
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e-safety,
Internet safety
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