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This document discusses e-safety, security, and responsibility when using technology. It addresses issues like personal safety, cyberbullying, bandwidth use, and protecting personal information online. It also covers risks to institutions like damage to reputation, legal implications, and financial loss. The document provides advice on having safety plans, sensible usage policies, and raising awareness through open debate and education. It emphasizes that e-safety is a shared responsibility for all users.
Safe shipley 2 upload
- 1. Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style | slide Kevin Campbell-Wright E-Learning Advisor (ACL & E-Safety) Scott Hibberson E-Learning Advisor (LRC & FE) www.rsc-yh.ac.uk RSCs – Stimulating and supporting innovation in learning E-Safety, Security & Responsibility
- 2. E-Safety, Security & Responsibility E-Responsibility – What is it? E-Responsibility – Consequences E-Responsibility – Your role
- 3. What is e-responsibilty? Thinking about the risks Applying common sense Applying real life logic to online situations Having plans in place
- 4. Safety Issues Personal Safety Cyber Bullying Bandwidth Reputation & Legal Management Identity Theft & Phishing Virus Online Safety Infrastructure Institutional
- 5. Online Safety The non-technical side Social Networking Chat / IM Personal Information Incident Affecting Pupil Incident Affecting Staff The Risk Of Not Access to services Access to information Access to communication Sensible, Defined Usage Policy Awareness, Open Debate & Education
- 6. Online Safety The non-technical side Social Networking Chat / IM Personal Information Incident Affecting Pupil Incident Affecting Staff The Risk Of Not Access to services Access to information Access to communication Sensible, Defined Usage Policy Awareness, Open Debate & Education
- 7. Online Safety The non-technical side Social Networking Chat / IM Personal Information Incident Affecting Pupil Incident Affecting Staff The Risk Of Not Access to services Access to information Access to communication Sensible, Defined Usage Policy Awareness, Open Debate & Education
- 8. Institutional The non technical side Reputation Management Legal Implications Financial Loss Press Scandal Lawsuit Use in “ Private Time” Lack of Governance Clear Staff / Student Use Procedure Competition Communications Monitoring & reaction Financial Damage Legal Guidance
- 9. Institutional The non technical side Reputation Management Legal Implications Financial Loss Press Scandal Lawsuit Use in “ Private Time” Lack of Governance Clear Staff / Student Use Procedure Competition Communications Monitoring & reaction Financial Damage Legal Guidance
- 10. Institutional The non technical side Reputation Management Legal Implications Financial Loss Press Scandal Lawsuit Use in “ Private Time” Lack of Governance Clear Staff / Student Use Procedure Competition Communications Monitoring & reaction Financial Damage Legal Guidance
- 11. Infrastructure The technical bit Bandwidth Implications Legal Implications Infrastructure Breach Criminal Liability Loss of Service Data Vulnerability Spammer Lists Increased Workload Complexity Traffic Shaping Time Slots White / Black Lists Reverse Firewall Backups Desktop Monitoring Inability To Do Work
- 12. Other Issues “ They’ll just use their phone” What about WiFi? What about class management? USB Sticks / Data Loss
- 13. Who’s role is it? YOURS - Ofsted THEIRS Keeping People Informed Exit Strategy
- 14. Click to edit Master title style Click to edit Master subtitle style | slide DISSCUSSION & NOTES: http://www.rsc-yh.ac.uk – click “Key Topics” then “E-Safety” RESOURCES & LINKS: http://delicious.com/tag/eielsafe www.rsc-yh.ac.uk RSCs – Stimulating and supporting innovation in learning RSC YH E-Safety & Security + OFSTED Update