eSafety - Presentations
Presentations from the ITASS eSafety
Conference
Allison Allen
Becta - the government's education technology agency is at the heart of a government drive to improve eSafety for children. Becta's aim is to bring eSafety into the mainstream and it is working with partners to embed eSafety across
all policies where children's safety is concerned. This means not only working with
many different government departments but all of children's services and parents
and children.
Safeguarding children online
(PDF)
Safeguarding children online (PowerPoint)
Helen Whittle
CEOP - the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre
works across the UK and maximises international links to tackle child sex abuse
wherever and whenever it happens. The organisation is made up of police officers
with extensive and specialist experience who have set up partnerships across non-government
bodies and who work with dedicated professionals from other organisations.
During
her presentation, Helen showed several video clips that can be downloaded from the Thinkuknow website. Parents/carers can download the CEOP corporate video. Teachers
can register on the website to gain full access to the CEOP downloadable teaching
resources.
The South Park video clip shown by Helen during her presentation – ‘Cartman
trying to find older friends’ can be viewed from the
YouTube website.
Sean Kelly
NCH - one of the UK's leading children's charities, helping children
achieve their full potential. Through their services they support some of the UK's
most vulnerable and excluded children and young people. NCH campaigns for wider
access to information and communication technology for children from less advantaged
backgrounds. It is a member of the Children's Charities' Coalition for Internet
Safety (CHIS) and campaigns on internet issues as part of this organisation.
New techology benefits and dangers (PDF)
New techology benefits and dangers (PowerPoint)
Penny Patterson - LGfL
supporting eSafety
LGfL - The London Grid for Learning is a consortium of all 33 London
Local Authorities which have acted together to procure broadband services for schools.
These services include the broadband connectivity that make up the LGfL Network,
the managed services which make the use of the Network safe and secure (e.g URL
filtering and Email scanning) and services like email hosting and web hosting.
LGFL supporting esafety (PDF)
LGFL supporting esafety (PowerPoint)
Hartley Primary School Year 6 Pupils
Year 6 pupils from Hartley Primary, Newham carried out a survey and interviewed
their peers to find out how they used the Internet. Listen to their interviews here
and download the results of their survey by clicking here.
Internet Use (PowerPoint Slideshow)
Ken Maslin - New Internet & e-Safety units for KS2 ICT Scheme of Work
Ken, one of the ITASS Primary ICT Curriculum Advisors, presented the new resources
created to introduce KS2 pupils to Internet Safety and emailing in school. Download
the draft resources for KS2 from the
ITASS Scheme of Work website pages. Ken would
welcome feedback if you do use the resources.
New eSafety units in ITASS Scheme of Work (PDF)
New eSafety units in ITASS Scheme of Work (PowerPoint)
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