This document evaluates how the digital tech and online platforms use contributes to safe learning environments and digital safety.
This document evaluates how the digital tech and online platforms use contributes to safe learning environments and digital safety.
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…
There has never been a greater need for schools to take a proactive approach towards a whole school community promotion of digital citizenship, including online safety and wellbeing, than there is now. This is why Netsafe has created its revised position on digital citizenship in education in its new white paper From literacy to fluency to…
This information is an overview of the Harmful Digital Communications Act (the Act), including the responsibilities of schools. The information is useful to accurately explain the Act to school leaders and educators, and to understand the help available under the legislation for students targeted by harmful digital communications. Why is the Act important for schools?…
Here at Netsafe we want to support you however we can including with our digital kete. Whether you need to review policies, create a year planner, develop student agreements or helpful content for your newsletters – we have you covered with the Netsafe kete! We have refreshed our most popular resources to support the mahi…
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.
