via Jocelyn Brewer
Tag: eSafety
Integrated advertisement created by Motion Sickness, New Zealand for New Zealand Government, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
These ads produced by the New Zealand Government are a useful provocation in regards to safety online.
The eSafety Commissioner is hosting free webinar presentations to help older Australians stay safer online. It’s our way of helping the 4 million older Australians keen to improve their computer skills, but want help addressing online safety concerns.
Join us online to learn about the eSafety essentials. Bookings are limited so don’t miss out!
A collection of webinars provided by the eSafety team.
The concept of windows, mirrors and magnifying glasses has been used by early childhood development specialists including Chip Donohue, Kate Highfield and Warren Buckleitner. We have extended these ideas to how parents and carers can choose good online content for their children.
eSafety site talks about the use of windows, mirrors and magnifying as ways of considering the content which we engage with. This is another resource to support the discussion of screen time.
Be smart and secure when choosing tech gifts for children and young people this year.
Along with Mozilla’s ‘Privacy Not Included’, the eSafety guide provides useful information of things to consider.