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Suzanne ShipardPrincipal Adviser, Cybersmart
Cybersmart – Empowering Children to be Safe Online
> Australian Government funded program delivered by the ACMA
> Key audiences: children and young people, parents, teachers/educators, pre-service teachers and library staff
> Our focus—
Program development: online and offline resources
Outreach: face-to-face information & online training to students, parents and teachers across Australia.
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Digital DNA video
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The ACMA cybersafety overview and services
Educate
Inform
Empower
Educators
Young people Parents
Engage
Research
Information & advice services
Counselling services
Resources for young people
Teaching resources
Professional development programs
Parent resources
How we reach out?
> Face -to face seminars> Online and interactive learning> Cybersmart website & blog> Twitter> Facebook> YouTube> Cyberzine
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The Cybersmart website
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Schools Gateway
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Cybersmart Outreach programs
> Internet Safety Awareness
Presentations
> Professional Development
Workshops
> Pre-service teacher training
> Online learning modules
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Cybersmart Challenge
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Young kids
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Kids
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Teens
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Secondary School resources
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Tagged – a short film
> Tagged is a video resource for
teens dealing with issues of
cyberbullying, sexting and
digital reputation.
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The Cloud – facebook page
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The interviewfacebook video
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Parents
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Hard copy resources
> for parents, children, libraries and teachers
> for differing ages and skill levels
> regular updates
> promotes key cybersafety messages
> free
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Cybersafety help
> Cybersmart Online Helpline for kids and teens
> Cybersmart Help > 1800 880 176
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> Reporting offensive content to the ACMA hotline www.acma.gov.au
