Building knowledge and tactical tools for
an online world that remains imperfect.
This year’s Netsafety Week theme was -
The week ran from July 24 - 30 and aimed to 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.
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This years theme focused on resilience and self-defence; building knowledge and tactical tools for an online world that remains imperfect.
This video from Yasmin London, Director of Digital Wellbeing Australia and New Zealand, shares 3 ways that New Zealanders can protect themselves and others using social media.
Netsafety Week 2023 may be over, but its themes are still relevant. We need to continue to keep finding practical tools to protect ourselves and others online.
One way to protect your students as a school, is by ensuring your they know what it means to develop healthy digital habits and to become responsible online citizens. Digital Experts Academy is an innovative and interactive evidence-based program that utilises social and emotional learning to build resilience, promote self-regulation and develop essential digital safety skills for children to thrive in the online world.
Monitor is another way that schools can be armed to ensure more positive online experiences for students. Monitor is a proactive digital safeguarding tool that helps schools detect online and offline risks before they become real-life incidents. It uses AI technology with human moderators to ensure that serious risks to health or life are detected and promptly alerts staff to prevent student harm.
Below is a list of organisations you can reach out to:
Our technology doesn’t just help students navigate their digital journey - it also helps them develop more positive learning habits.
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