1. E-Safety
Tutorial
Staying Safe Online
February 2013

2. Aims of Session
• Students understand some of the
risks and dangers you may come
across online
• Students understand some of the
ways in which you can operate safely
online
Tony Delahunty, CNWL
2 February 2013

3. Videos
• Examples of online behaviour that is
risky:
– “Consequences”
– “Everyone knows your name…”
• http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list
=PLYSYL_VAZBc8iK7UrCdsvwexyYm
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Tony Delahunty, CNWL
3 February 2013

4. E-Safety: handout leaflets
• Cyberbullying
• Facebook & Social Networking
• Mobile Phones
• Chat rooms and Instant Messaging
Tony Delahunty, CNWL
4 February 2013

5. Summary:
Risks & Dangers Being E-Safer
• Posting revealing/embarrassing • Only „Friend‟ those you know
photos • Set Your Privacy Settings
• Viruses • Only post photos your mum would
• “Weirdos” like
• Giving out too much personal info • Stop if you are uncomfortable
• Other people lying about who they • Tell an adult/staff: Get Help
are. • Contact your phone provider if
• Fraud from unsafe shopping sites being hassled by texts
• …… • Use passwords/locking
• ......
Tony Delahunty, CNWL
5 February 2013

6. Safe or Unsafe: Online Game
• Click
http://moodle.leedscitycollege.ac.uk/file.php/7611/judge.swf
to play
Tony Delahunty, CNWL
6 February 2013

7. Summary: (Repeat slide)
Risks & Dangers Being E-Safer
• Posting revealing/embarrassing • Only „Friend‟ those you know
photos • Set Your Privacy Settings
• Viruses • Only post photos your mum would
• “Weirdos” like
• Giving out too much personal info • Stop if you are uncomfortable
• Other people lying about who they • Tell an adult/staff: Get Help
are. • Contact your phone provider if
• Fraud from unsafe shopping sites being hassled by texts
• …… • Use passwords/locking
• ......
Tony Delahunty, CNWL
7 February 2013

8. Demo/Hands-On Practice
• Privacy settings in Facebook
– If you don‟t check, others may easily
access/view your stuff (as in the video
”Everyone knows your name…”)
• Password locking on
phone/tablet/computer
– If you don‟t set, anyone finding the
phone could access all your contacts,
details, email.
Tony Delahunty, CNWL
8 February 2013

9. Cyberbullying
• Online bullying or harassment, using
technology like mobiles or the
internet
• Is wrong and hurtful
• Do not join in
• Can be dealt with by the College,
phone providers, police (as in the
video ”Consequences…”)
Tony Delahunty, CNWL
9 February 2013

10. Cyberbullying: Reporting It
• Any trusted adult
• College Safeguarding team
(on your ID card)
• College „Get Help‟ button (on Moodle)
• Click CEOP (to report online abuse)
• Phone providers (save or record the
evidence)
• Police (save or record the evidence)
Tony Delahunty, CNWL
10 February 2013

11. E-Safety: Review Checklist
• Students can identify 2 or more examples of online
behaviour that is risky.
• Students can identify 2 or more examples of online
behaviour that is safe(r).
• Students know how to set/change privacy settings on
Facebook (or similar website).
• Students know how to set/change a password on a mobile
phone
• Students can identify cyberbullying, and some ways to
respond to it safely/effectively
• Students can identify 2 or more places they can report
online misbehaviour.
Tony Delahunty, CNWL
11 February 2013

12. E-Safety: Find out more
• Moodle  Information  Staying
Safe Online
– Quiz with Prizes on E-Safety Day
– YouTube video playlist
• Think U Know website:
– http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk
• Short online qualification in Internet
Safety
– Check with your Faculties
Tony Delahunty, CNWL
12 February 2013