Code of ethics Statement:

1. If you see anything that you are unsure about, ask a trusted adult (teacher/caregiver).
2. Treat people kin..

This lesson activity involves students playing against each other to guess and strengthen passwords. It is a good lead in activity to ensu..

Code of ethics statements to introduce into my classroom:

• Be respectful with technology equipment
• Think and re-think before you po..

These two resources from the eSafety website, ‘Be Deadly Online’ and ‘Making Good Choices Online’ are great tools for teaching students ab..

The government eSafety resource ‘Hectors World’ includes a series of engaging lesson plans, videos and activities that demonstrate the imp..

Be Secure is a great classroom resource from the Government eSafety website. This resource has great videos, activities and lesson plans t..

Find a resource (a website, video or storybook) for teaching a topic related to cyber ethics and share this with the community. Provide a ..

1. Share your thoughts on what you imagine to be the future of cyber attacks. Consider the types of information we store and share online..

Useful resource here:

https://theconversation.com/teaching-children-digital-literacy-skills-helps-them-navigate-and-respond-to-misinfor..

We have shared a few examples of how information can be extracted from data (such as in your images). What are other ways humans can leave..

Share an activity idea or classroom resource that you have found online or created yourself that involves primary students exploring priva..

https://www.educationworld.com/a_tech/tech/tech055.shtml

https://kidshelpline.com.au/kids

This website could be us used for teachers or students themselves to access information about cyberbul..

https://bullyingnoway.gov.au/NationalDay/ForSchools/ClassActivities

This website contains numerous resources for teachers to access ant..