Carol Rainbow carol.rainbow@oxfordshire.gov.uk created this presentation - shared with JISC RSCs in a second life meeting - April 2010

1. E-safety Workshop Carol Rainbow carol.rainbow@oxfordshire.gov.uk

2. Legal Guidance for ICT Use in Education, Research and External Engagement

3. Brainstorm the dangers of a person going out into the city streets at night alone.

4. What risks are we trying to guard against? Add your thoughts to the whiteboard screen by clicking in a space and typing

6. Racist

7. Misleading info or advice

8. Self Harm

9. Unwelcome behaviours

10. Misleading information

11. Violent / hateful content

12. Being bullied or harassed

13. Bullying or harassing others

14. Pornographic or unwelcome sexual content

15. Meeting strangers

16. Creating and uploading inappropriate materials

17. Adverts

18. Spam

19. Sponsorship

20. Personal info

21. Tracking

22. Harvesting personal info

23. Illegal downloading

24. Gambling

25. Financial Scams Table developed by the EUKids Online project and referenced in paragraph 1.3 of the Byron Review.

27. Research information

28. The opportunity to communicate with people from all around the world

29. The opportunity to share resources and ideas with people that have the same interests

30. Shopping around the world without leaving your computer

32. Social networking

33. Mobile phones

34. Online gaming

36. BehaviourThe technologies are not dangerous, it is the user behaviours that lead to dangers.

37. Online Chat / Instant Messaging

38. Social Networking Matt thought he knew One Last Click

39. How can we know who we are talking to? Hi cutie. Where do you come from and what do you do after school?

40. Do you know who you are talking to? I am 15 and love sports. I play football and go to the gym most days!

41. Posting on-line information and photographs Sarah – Everyone knows your name Consequences - a useful starting point for discussion work. How would you use with young people?

43. Accessing the web /music

44. Camera - often video

45. Social networking

46. IMSextingSexting CasePhotosChoose Possible consequences may include opportunities for cyberbullying, sexting, illegal content / downloads

47. Cyberbullying Bullying – through ICT “the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), particularly mobile phones and the internet, to deliberately upset someone else.”DCSF 2008

49. Anonymity – the person being bullied will not always know who is attacking them

50. Motivation – some people may not be aware that what they are doing is bullying

53. An expanding area of business worth millions

54. Addictive nature of games can cause health issues & truancyAddiction videoWOW Addiction Sites include: –World of War Craft –Runescape –Everquest –Swordsman Online –Mini Clip and there are loads more!

55. Online Gambling On-line gambling addiction

56. Your Reputation and your Job Prospects My Space. Facebook profiles http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddZWkhItPuI&feature=related Protecting your on-line Reputation http://www.commoncraft.com/protecting-reputations-video

57. Is your place of worke-safe Do you have have a nominated e-safety co-ordinator? audit its e-safety measures? have a robust AUP? keep an incident log and monitor your measures? handle cyberbullying issues well? raise awareness of the issues, e.g. through discussions? understand e-safety issues and risks? receive regular training and updates? know how to escalate an issue of concern? know how to keep data safe and secure? know how to protect themselves online?

59. Who needs to be involved?

60. What support is there in the event of a ‘disclosure’?

61. Advent of 3G and ‘mobile internet’

62. Data security – PASSWORDS!

63. External issues being brought inside

64. e.g. cyberbullying

65. Protection for staff – AUP’sJISC Legal - http://www.jisclegal.ac.uk/