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.
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.
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.
Nancy Groh is Senior Cybersafety Consultant from Netsafe. In this talk she takes us through the phases of citizenship and cybersafety. Nancy expands on the new 'learn, guide, protect' framework which makes connections between digital citizenship and the New Zealand Curriculum.
CORE Education's Dr John Fenaughty talks about some of the issues facing schools today around citizenship in the digital world. John believes that the rise in digital citizenship interest should focus on ensuring that we teach young people about using ICT to achieve what they need in a respectful and ethical way that keeps them safe.
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 citizenship. Three aspects of citizenship are highlighted by Derek: Global Citizenship, Digital Citizenship and Cyber Citizenship.
