E – SAFETY
Teaching session
Being safe online
Learning outcomes
Look how we can use digital technology safely
by spotting potential dangers and risks online
Learn about Cyber-bullying and
the consequences of ‘Sexting’
Think of a ‘Safe person’ to talk to, if
you have any concerns about your
safety online
GROUND RULES
LISTEN
SHOW RESPECT
NO PERSONAL COMMENTS
Digital Technology
Texting
Camera phone
Internet
Bluetooth / WIFI
Applications
Facebook
SnapChat
Emails
Instant Messaging
Social media sites
Webcam / Skype
Instagram
Twitter
WhatsApp
Having fun and being safe online
We must remember that sharing messages, photos, and
playing games with our friends online is not always fun.
People can seem or act like your ‘friends’ and then turn out
to be strangers, or someone trying to hurt you
We need to have a ‘Safe person’ that we can go to, if we
feel worried or uncomfortable about anything.
Q: Who would be your safe person?
Safe Person Activity
Pick 5
people you
would go to
with your
worries
Risks and Dangers Online
People may ‘Add’ or ‘Request’ to be your
friend on Facebook or Instagram.
If you feel uncomfortable about someone, you DO
NOT have to accept their friend request
.
Only share information or photos with your
‘REAL’ friends or family
You can change ‘Privacy’ settings to only
share things with your friends & family
You may have ‘Mutual friends’, but that doesn’t
mean that they are your friends too!
Risks and Dangers Online
The internet is full of photos and videos which are aimed
for adults only. You may come across images or video
clips which make you feel uncomfortable or worried.
People may also try to show you these types of images or
make you act out certain things through webcam or video
Lets meet Alex and Sam
Click on the picture below
Risks and Dangers Online
Some people might ask you to share photos on
private forums or in messages.
This might make you feel uncomfortable and unsafe.
They might be one of your
friends
or someone from your family.
DELETE or UNFRIEND
REMEMBER - Tell someone if this happens
Risks and Dangers Online
PRIVACY SETTINGS
If some one is trying to contact
you on Face book and you feel
worried or uncomfortable with it,
you can go to PRIVACY SETTINGS
BLOCKING – and block them from contacting you or
seeing your profile information.
Risks and Dangers Online
Think who can see
your posts, before
you post!
Make sure you only
share with
friends/family
Risks and Dangers Online
Some People may try and get you to send photos or get involved
with ‘Sexting’
“You are
gorgeous”
“Send me a
picture of your
bra”
They may seem friendly and harmless at first, and it
might feel nice to have lots of attention from them.
“Oh go on, one photo won’t hurt will it?...”
“Everyone’s
doing it”
“It can be our
little secret”
“I promise I wont
show anyone else”
People may start to turn nasty if you say NO to sending photos or
videos you feel uncomfortable sending to them.
They may even send threats or blackmail you
if you don’t do what they ask
It is important not to panic,
tell an adult or your safe person
Risks and Dangers Online
Some people may act like
They might ask questions to they are your friends
get your personal information.
They may even pretend
to like the same things
It is really important not to share your
you like.
personal details with anyone you
don’t know.
What is Cyber Bullying?
Cyber-bullying -
is bullying behaviour which happens on online
Cyber-bullying can include:
Spreading untrue rumours about someone,
Harassing people online,
Sharing nasty or embarrassing images or videos of them.
Q:
HOW WOULD THIS MAKE YOU FEEL?
Cyber Bullying
TELL SOMEONE!
TIPS - KEEPING SAFE ONLINE
DO’s
DON’T’s
Make sure you tell an Adult if you
feel worried or uncomfortable
about anything
Don’t share any personal
information about you, your family
or anyone else
Trust your feelings, if someone or
something doesn’t seem right, it’s
probably not!
Get involved with cyber-bullying
games – they can have serious
consequences
Change your privacy settings, make
Share photos that make you feel
sure you share things with friends uncomfortable or that you wouldn’t
and family only
want anyone to see
Think before you share things, even
if they seem like they are your
friends
Feel pressured to give information,
or share photos, even if people
threaten you
Have fun and use internet safely
Sit there in silence, speak up if
something is wrong
Learning outcomes
We can all enjoy being online, but know how to spot the dangers
We can help stop Cyber-bullying by telling an Adult
If you don't feel comfortable with something or someone,
Delete, Block and Report them to an adult!
Remember - ‘Privacy’ settings on social media sites can be
changed you can share things with just friends or family.
No one should be asking you to send photos, especially if they
make you feel uncomfortable
Don’t give your personal details or your friends details to
anyone you do not know or trust!