We are hosting Netsafety Week again this year to help provide practical tools and harm prevention support to enable New Zealanders to get the most benefit – and the least harm – while living their digital lives. This year’s Netsafety Week theme is: Arming Aotearoa with the tools for positive online experiences This year’s theme…
Vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa – Samoa Language week (28 May – 3 June). This week is about encouraging use of the language, celebrating and promoting it. So we thought it could be helpful to pull together all of our previously translated materials into one, easy-to-find place. In the spirit of Samoan Language Week, we…
This pack gives schools and kura ready-made online safety resources to share with their communities. These are designed to be easy to cut and paste into communications and modify to schools/kura needs.
This document supports the process when a student is taking a device home.
The New Zealand Curriculum Key Competencies support dispositions that enable young people to learn well now and into the future online. This resource outlines what these competencies could look like online.
A guide to support whānau in their home environment
This planner is focused on Online Safety, Digital Citizenships and wellbeing. It highlights key tasks and spreads them across the year
About Netsafe Lab Welcome to Netsafe Lab, which sits inside Netsafe to incubate ideas and run experiments. The Lab will: work externally with others to solve online safety problems support internal collaboration between our teams serve our technical and data needs Netsafe Lab: our work Netsafe Lab develops tools and resources to assist with…
Netsafe’s new online learning platform launched in March 2023, featuring a suite of new school resources that were co-designed with learners and teachers. Netsafe has produced these classroom learning resources directly for young people, supporting schools further beyond “lesson plans” by creating interactive resources that can be completed by students during lessons (each online resource…
Webcam blackmail has evolved as a new way to demand money after video chat sessions are recorded and threats made to publish recordings online
