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SAFER INTERNET DAY 2016: PLAY YOUR PART FOR A BETTER INTERNET!
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SAFER INTERNET DAY 2016: PLAY YOUR PART FOR A BETTER INTERNET!
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs begins with humanity’s most basic needs and builds from there until we reach our most satisfied self. After our most basic physical needs (air, food, water, sleep), the need for safety is the second most critical stage to our wellbeing. Whether or not we believe in Maslow’s theory, we can all agree that on its surface this makes sense, whether we are talking about ourselves, our families, our businesses, or our community. Learn more:
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs begins with humanity’s most basic needs and builds from there until we reach our most satisfied self. After our most basic physical needs (air, food, water, sleep), the need for safety is the second most critical stage to our wellbeing. Whether or not we believe in Maslow’s theory, we can all agree that on its surface this makes sense, whether we are talking about ourselves, our families, our businesses, or our community. Learn more:
Astrid Carolina Rivera Rivas's curator insight,
March 23, 2015 7:37 PM
Importante mencionar que en la actualidad la mayoría de los docentes carecen de entrenamiento en comunicación tecnológica, la cual es de suma importancia.
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Online Safety – Protecting our children from Radicalisation an Extremism [pdf]
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Online Safety – Protecting our children from Radicalisation an Extremism [pdf]
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Smartphone-Nutzer sollten derzeit vor zwei Bedrohungen auf der Hut sein: Zum einen kursiert bei WhatsApp eine Art Kettenbrief, der dazu auffordert ein mitgeschicktes Kerzen-Foto zum eigenen Profilbild zu machen - angeblich aus Solidarität mit Krebskranken. Das Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik (BSI) rät allerdings dringend dazu, Nachricht und Bild zu löschen. Denn da es sich um ein urheberrechtlich geschütztes Bild handelt, liege die Vermutung nahe, dass die Urheber des Kettenbriefs alle, die das Bild als Profilbild genutzt haben, abmahnen wollen. Grundsätzlich sollte man keine Bilder nutzen oder einem größeren Kreis von Nutzern zugänglich machen, deren Herkunft oder Urheber unklar beziehungsweise unbekannt ist. Bei der zweiten Bedrohung handelt es sich laut BSI um einen Android-Trojaner, der Nutzer mit kinderpornografischen Fotos erpresst. Er war schon einmal als angebliche Virenscanner-Anwendung unterwegs und tarnt sich jetzt als App mit dem Namen PornDroid. Diese Anwendung sollte unter keinen Umständen installiert werden.
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Smartphone-Nutzer sollten derzeit vor zwei Bedrohungen auf der Hut sein: Zum einen kursiert bei WhatsApp eine Art Kettenbrief, der dazu auffordert ein mitgeschicktes Kerzen-Foto zum eigenen Profilbild zu machen - angeblich aus Solidarität mit Krebskranken. Das Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik (BSI) rät allerdings dringend dazu, Nachricht und Bild zu löschen. Denn da es sich um ein urheberrechtlich geschütztes Bild handelt, liege die Vermutung nahe, dass die Urheber des Kettenbriefs alle, die das Bild als Profilbild genutzt haben, abmahnen wollen. Grundsätzlich sollte man keine Bilder nutzen oder einem größeren Kreis von Nutzern zugänglich machen, deren Herkunft oder Urheber unklar beziehungsweise unbekannt ist. Bei der zweiten Bedrohung handelt es sich laut BSI um einen Android-Trojaner, der Nutzer mit kinderpornografischen Fotos erpresst. Er war schon einmal als angebliche Virenscanner-Anwendung unterwegs und tarnt sich jetzt als App mit dem Namen PornDroid. Diese Anwendung sollte unter keinen Umständen installiert werden.
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Learning To Become a GOOD Digital Citizen | Digital CitizenShip | How To? Well, there is a lot of different views! WE will explore WHAT could be THE BEST way to teach and to learn about Digital...
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Learning To Become a GOOD Digital Citizen | Digital CitizenShip | How To? Well, there is a lot of different views! WE will explore WHAT could be THE BEST way to teach and to learn about Digital...
Michael Millard's curator insight,
November 2, 2014 1:20 PM
Något för mig. IKT för äldre är inte helt lätt. 
Tony Guzman's curator insight,
November 7, 2014 4:36 PM
Some excellent tips on being a good digital citizen. How many of these have you implemented already?
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As we enter National Cyber Security Awareness Month, it's the perfect time for all of us to discuss respect for other people's content online. Learn more: Via Dan Kirsch
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As we enter National Cyber Security Awareness Month, it's the perfect time for all of us to discuss respect for other people's content online. Learn more:
Tony Guzman's curator insight,
October 13, 2014 12:32 PM
This blog article shares some great insights into how to best train our youth (and adults) about proper online content use and downloading. 
christian campos's curator insight,
February 15, 2015 9:37 PM
This article does what the title says. its shows how we as users should have respect for other peoples content and how we sometimes don't acknowledge when we are getting a form of media illegally. I Agree with the article stating that sometimes downloads can result in "trojans", therefore exposing your computer to a harmful virus. Kids and digital immigrants would most likely fall into these traps due to the unfamiliarity of these downloads or websites.
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Nearly all of the ISTE Standards list digital citizenship as one of the aspects of education technology that all members of a school or district should support. Specifically, the standards tend to focus on the safe, legal and ethical use of technology in schools. This is certainly at the heart of the ideas behind digital citizenship, but as technology integration grows, not only in schools but in society as a whole, I believe the concept of digital citizenship will continue to expand. Learn more: - http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching/?tag=eCitizen - http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching/?tag=Empathy
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Nearly all of the ISTE Standards list digital citizenship as one of the aspects of education technology that all members of a school or district should support. Specifically, the standards tend to focus on the safe, legal and ethical use of technology in schools. This is certainly at the heart of the ideas behind digital citizenship, but as technology integration grows, not only in schools but in society as a whole, I believe the concept of digital citizenship will continue to expand. Learn more: - http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching/?tag=eCitizen - http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching/?tag=Empathy
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WHAT Is Digital CitizenShip? Well, there is a lot of different views! WE will explore THE BEST way to teach and to learn about Digital CitizenShip (hashtag on Twitter is #digcit) AND THEREFORE ...
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WHAT Is Digital CitizenShip? Well, there is a lot of different views! WE will explore THE BEST way to teach and to learn about Digital CitizenShip (hashtag on Twitter is #digcit) AND THEREFORE ...
Ness Crouch's curator insight,
April 28, 2015 9:23 PM
Digital citizenship is a very important issue which I don;t think gets enough attention in schools.
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With the increasing use of internet by our kids comes the risks that, if not addressed appropriately, would make this use disastrous. From online predators looming around waiting for their next vic... Learn more: - http://gustmees.wordpress.com/2013/10/27/cyber-security-is-easy-get-the-right-reflexes/
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With the increasing use of internet by our kids comes the risks that, if not addressed appropriately, would make this use disastrous. From online predators looming around waiting for their next vic... Learn more: - http://gustmees.wordpress.com/2013/10/27/cyber-security-is-easy-get-the-right-reflexes/
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Les smartphones ont quasiment les mêmes fonctionnalités qu'un ordinateur. Ils contiennent une foule de données personnelles et sont plus facilement égarés ou...
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Les smartphones ont quasiment les mêmes fonctionnalités qu'un ordinateur. Ils contiennent une foule de données personnelles et sont plus facilement égarés ou...
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![The Future of the Internet of Things [infographic] | 21st Century Learning and Teaching | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/6aBbysZKBgJ1wFEm67DeKjl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
Ever wonder why Google is installing extreamly fast gigabit internet infrastructure when the average person needs 200x less speed? It is because of the future of the Internet of Things. In less than 10 years, the internet will not just be for your phone or laptop, everything will be online. I’m talking about your car, fridge, tv, blender, air conditioner, front door, and even your wallet. This inevitable future is why google is starting today with affordable gigabit internet. This new wave of device overload will open up revenue and advertising streams to a whole new level. Today’s infographic states that in 2020, every human being on earth will be connected to 10 separate devices. I know I’m already using five and I bet one of the most prominent technology coming up soon will be wearable tech. If its for exercising, sports, general information or just making phone calls, wearable tech will be an exciting addition today’s digital arsenal. Learn more:
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I’m talking about your car, fridge, tv, blender, air conditioner, front door, and even your wallet. This inevitable future is why google is starting today with affordable gigabit internet. This new wave of device overload will open up revenue and advertising streams to a whole new level. Today’s infographic states that in 2020, every human being on earth will be connected to 10 separate devices. I know I’m already using five and I bet one of the most prominent technology coming up soon will be wearable tech. If its for exercising, sports, general information or just making phone calls, wearable tech will be an exciting addition today’s digital arsenal. Learn more:
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Are you a parent wondering how to block pornography on your child's internet and mobile devices? Our free digital parenting guide explains what is involved. It is estimated that there are over 4 million pornography sites, that 25% of searches on search engines are pornography related, 30% of all internet traffic is pornography and the percentage of internet users who view pornography is estimated at 42%. (source: Internet filter review) If that last statistic of 42% seems high to you, a survey by Cosmopolitan Magazine of 4,000 men found that 30% watched porn daily and 71% of men 18-34 watch it at least once a month. In a 2014 survey by the Oxford Union in the UK, 71.8% of all students said they view porn; 91% of men vs 51% of women. In February 9, 2014 the Irish Mirror reported that Ireland’s internet porn use has increased 77%since 2010. The reality is that it is very easy for our kids to be exposed to it. However, if you want to block pornography it is becoming increasingly difficult and complicated. It is no longer as simple as installing some anti porn software on your PC or installing a porn filter on your PC because kids now access the internet predominantly on mobile devices and also via gaming consoles.
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Are you a parent wondering how to block pornography on your child's internet and mobile devices? Our free digital parenting guide explains what is involved. It is estimated that there are over 4 million pornography sites, that 25% of searches on search engines are pornography related, 30% of all internet traffic is pornography and the percentage of internet users who view pornography is estimated at 42%. (source: Internet filter review) If that last statistic of 42% seems high to you, a survey by Cosmopolitan Magazine of 4,000 men found that 30% watched porn daily and 71% of men 18-34 watch it at least once a month. In a 2014 survey by the Oxford Union in the UK, 71.8% of all students said they view porn; 91% of men vs 51% of women. In February 9, 2014 the Irish Mirror reported that Ireland’s internet porn use has increased 77%since 2010. The reality is that it is very easy for our kids to be exposed to it. However, if you want to block pornography it is becoming increasingly difficult and complicated. It is no longer as simple as installing some anti porn software on your PC or installing a porn filter on your PC because kids now access the internet predominantly on mobile devices and also via gaming consoles.
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Is your school on track with eSafety? Assess your infrastructure, policy and practice and get your personalised action plan now. Have a look at our infographic to see why the eSafety Label is relevant to schools.
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Is your school on track with eSafety? Assess your infrastructure, policy and practice and get your personalised action plan now. Have a look at our infographic to see why the eSafety Label is relevant to schools.
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Advice from Common Sense Media editors. Help keep your kids' online experiences positive and productive by learning the truth (and ignoring the rumors) about what really makes them safe. By all means, use parental controls to help prevent exposure to age-inappropriate material and to manage time limits. But don't think they get you off the hook. Continue to discuss responsible, respectful online behavior, set rules and consequences for misbehavior, and train your kid to manage his or her own usage. Learn more: - https://gustmees.wordpress.com/2015/01/28/practice-learning-to-learn-example-2/
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Advice from Common Sense Media editors. Help keep your kids' online experiences positive and productive by learning the truth (and ignoring the rumors) about what really makes them safe. By all means, use parental controls to help prevent exposure to age-inappropriate material and to manage time limits. But don't think they get you off the hook. Continue to discuss responsible, respectful online behavior, set rules and consequences for misbehavior, and train your kid to manage his or her own usage. Learn more: - https://gustmees.wordpress.com/2015/01/28/practice-learning-to-learn-example-2/
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Everyone talks about online safety and we all need to implement it into our cyber-worlds but have you ever truly sat down and thought about what it really means?... Learn more: - https://gustmees.wordpress.com/2014/11/04/how-can-education-help-to-lower-cybercrime/
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Everyone talks about online safety and we all need to implement it into our cyber-worlds but have you ever truly sat down and thought about what it really means?... Learn more: - https://gustmees.wordpress.com/2014/11/04/how-can-education-help-to-lower-cybercrime/
SLS Guernsey's curator insight,
November 29, 2014 10:19 AM
How to keep our chidden safe on-line #esafety.
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Suvi Salo's curator insight,
November 16, 2014 5:55 PM
This gives you clear advice (in positive manner). 
HazelC's comment,
November 16, 2014 11:06 PM
This is a great resource. This month we are focusing on Internet safety and cyber bullying!
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Der 10. Februar 2015 steht wieder ganz im Zeichen der sicheren Handy- und Internetnutzung. Jetzt für den Safer Internet Day anmelden und mitmachen! Learn more: - https://gustmees.wordpress.com/category/get-smart-with-5-minutes-tutorials/
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Der 10. Februar 2015 steht wieder ganz im Zeichen der sicheren Handy- und Internetnutzung. Jetzt für den Safer Internet Day anmelden und mitmachen! Learn more: - https://gustmees.wordpress.com/category/get-smart-with-5-minutes-tutorials/
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Die Initiative SCHAU HIN! ist ein Elternratgeber zur Mediennutzung, der Erziehende dabei unterstützt, ihre Kinder im Umgang mit Medien zu stärken.
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Die Initiative SCHAU HIN! ist ein Elternratgeber zur Mediennutzung, der Erziehende dabei unterstützt, ihre Kinder im Umgang mit Medien zu stärken.
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La campagne «clever klicken» informe sur les principales formes d'arnaques en ligne et donne des conseils essentiels pour éviter les pièges descybercriminels. Achats, réservations ou banques en ligne, téléchargements, sites de rencontres, etc. : pour toutes ces domaines, des dépliants, affiches et la page web expliquent comment se protéger contre les escroqueries les plus courantes, qui visent en général des données personnelles, codes d’accès ou, le plus souvent, l’argent des victimes. La Helpline BEE SECURE (8002-1234) est le premier point de contact en cas de questions sur les arnaques en ligne. BEE SECURE propose également des formations en la matière aux écoles fondamentales, lycées et parents.
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La campagne «clever klicken» informe sur les principales formes d'arnaques en ligne et donne des conseils essentiels pour éviter les pièges descybercriminels. Achats, réservations ou banques en ligne, téléchargements, sites de rencontres, etc. : pour toutes ces domaines, des dépliants, affiches et la page web expliquent comment se protéger contre les escroqueries les plus courantes, qui visent en général des données personnelles, codes d’accès ou, le plus souvent, l’argent des victimes. La Helpline BEE SECURE (8002-1234) est le premier point de contact en cas de questions sur les arnaques en ligne. BEE SECURE propose également des formations en la matière aux écoles fondamentales, lycées et parents.
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Online-Betrug kann teuer werdenDie Maschen der Cyber-Kriminellen werden immer ausgefeilter: Vortäuschung falscher Gewinne, Ködern durch Links zu Schadprogrammen oder Identitätsdiebstahl in sozialen Netzwerken. Dabei nutzen die Kriminellen menschliche Eigenschaften wie Neugierde, Mitleid oder Profitgier aus. Ihr Ziel ist es, an unsere Daten und somit an unser Geld zu gelangen. Learn more:
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Ivo Kleber's curator insight,
August 9, 2014 11:27 AM
Internet Safety | Good Practice Guides - www.saferinternet.or<wbr></wbr>g 
Sue Gaardboe's curator insight,
August 10, 2014 5:46 AM
This made me think about not just how we as teachers feel about technology use in schools, but also, how do our students feel about it? We know many of them know more about how to use the technology than we do, so are we involving them in the decisions we make about use and purchase of technology...or are we doing what we've always done and assumed we know better than they do?
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The need for educators to help prevent bullying, drug use, school violence, teen depression and abusive domestic situations has never been greater. Discover what your students are doing online with this infographic. Learn more: - http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching/?tag=eCitizen
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The need for educators to help prevent bullying, drug use, school violence, teen depression and abusive domestic situations has never been greater. Discover what your students are doing online with this infographic. Learn more: - http://www.scoop.it/t/21st-century-learning-and-teaching/?tag=eCitizen
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Is your school on track with eSafety? Assess your infrastructure, policy and practice and get your personalised action plan now.
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