Tag Archives: Internet safety
Cybersafety- getting the message
I came across a great video to use for teaching responsible internet use from a Twitter link (thanks Heidi Chaves) today and was thrilled to hear the Australian accent. One of the things that has become apparent to me is … Continue reading
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The thin red line….
We walk a fine line in our schools today. To block or not to block, that is the question. Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outraged parents, Or to take arms against a … Continue reading
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From little things big things grow
Funny how life is isn’t it. Sometimes a smallish idea can manifest into something that could be great. Sue Tapp set up a Flash meeting tonight for Oz educators as an opportunity to touch base and make some connections outside … Continue reading
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We need some support!
Anne Mirtschin, a teacher at Hawkesdale P12 College, in country western Victoria, Australia, has just posted about another Australian Blog closure. It seems that an early childhood centre blog has been asked to close due to photographic content being in … Continue reading
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Think before you post part two.
I’ve been looking at my blog stats and have noticed a lot of interest in a previous post that featured a ‘Think before you post’ internet safety television ad. Here is another one. Of the two, I actually think this one about Sarah … Continue reading
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Think before you post because the world definitely is flat!!
I’ve just read Alec Couras’ new post where he talks about the Australian kid who threw a huge party while his parents were out. The boy involved posted information about the party on his Myspace page and havoc ensued when 500 young people turned … Continue reading
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