Brett Lee from INESS spent 20 years in the Queensland police force predominantly investigating child exploitation. He uses his extensive knowledge and experience to educate children, teachers, parents and the wider community about the dangers and responsibilities that surround the Internet and mobile phones. In this Learning@school keynote, Brett talks about the value and necessity of embracing the online world for our youth, balanced against the risks, responsibilities and dangers that are inherent through the nature of the internet.
In this second EDtalk from ULearn10, Brett Lee from INESS tells us there are two definites of the Internet - our children will always be a part of that world, and dangers will always be there. Brett believes that the key is not to restrict children from the Internet but to teach them how to identify these dangers and responsibilities so they can protect themselves.
Brett Lee from INESS spent 20 years in the Queensland police force predominantly investigating child exploitation. He uses his extensive knowledge and experience to educate children, teachers, parents and the wider community about the dangers and responsibilities that surround the Internet and mobile phones. In this EDtalk recorded at ULearn10 Brett argues that students lack the life skills to identify these dangers and he promotes awareness, empowerment and self esteem.
