2010 Ten trends: Cyber citizenship

Learning to be safe and to keep others safe, to be respectful, and act appropriately with information in an online world is as important to young people now as teaching them the road-code and how t
Internet safety

Suzie Vesper, National ICTPD facilitator for CORE, discusses e-safety, or internet safety from the point of view of educators in schools.
Internet safety

Ewan McIntosh discusses the new skills and attitudes associated with Internet safety, as separate from digital literacy, emphasizing the need to work from established teaching and learning practice
Do we need cybersafety agreements?

Tara Taylor-Jorgensen is a CORE Education eFellow and a teacher at Bairds Mainfreight Primary School.
Pathways to Cybersafety

Nancy Groh is Senior Cybersafety Consultant from Netsafe. In this talk she takes us through the phases of citizenship and cybersafety.
Embracing a cyber world - managing the risk

Brett Lee from INESS spent 20 years in the Queensland police force predominantly investigating child exploitation.
Ten trends episode 5: Citizenship

In this episode of the Ten Trends, Derek Wenmoth explains that as our world expands to include the 'virtual world' so too must our concept of cit
Craig McDonald-Brown: Why research NZC students' online practices?

In this talk from ULearn11, Craig McDonald-Brown outlines why more New Zealand specific research is required into students' online practices.
Craig McDonald-Brown: Current research into NZ students' online practices

At Ulearn11 Craig McDonald-Brown highlights local research into students' online practices. He compares New Zealand research to studies overseas.