futurelab. Innovation in Education UK supporting new approaches to learning http://bit.ly/atH7Fe This handbook aims to introduce educational practitioners to the [...]

http://bit.ly/a2WOW0 Provides Google’s safety tools to help parents and teachers choose what content their children see online, tips and advice [...]

A unique DVD for teachers and community groups to use to promote discussion about what can be sensitive issues involving teenagers, sex and repercussions.

Photograph tackles the problem of ‘sexting’ or the creating, sharing and forwarding of sexually explicit images and text by teens.

The Study Guide is written by Robyn Treyvaud and Lee Burton
Authors of Cybersafe Kids CD ROM

Key consultants and writers for Cybersmart- the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) website 2009.

View Post by Linda Criddle.President of Safe Internet Alliance

Just like in the offline world, no amount of effort to reduce potential risks to children will eliminate those risks completely. We cannot make the internet completely safe. Because of this, we must also build children’s resilience to the material to which they may be exposed so that they have the confidence and skills to navigate these new media waters more safely. Executive Summary . Byron Review Children and New Technology. UK 2008 .

Digital Citizenship offers a way of navigating the digital worlds and provides a compass to deal with them responsibly.