Secondary School eSafety videos
Note: This post was originally published onto the CLC website in 2008.
During the year 2008-2009, the CLC is working with every Secondary School in the city to deliver sessions to students and staff focussed around eSafety (Read more here). The sessions are based around the CEOP ThinkUKnow training, a structured programme of resources and video materials aimed at students aged 11-16. The key messages of the ThinkUKnow training are:
- How to have fun
- How to stay in control
- How to report a problem
To access the ThinkUKnow materials, teachers need to participate in a half-day training session from accredited CEOP Ambassador trainers. CLC staff now have this accreditation, and will be offering opportunities for Wolverhampton Secondary Staff to access the ThinkUKnow training later in the year. For those of you outside Wolverhampton, go to http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/teachers for further information.
The ThinkUKnow sessions include a number of very high quality films, aimed at clarifying the risks of social networking and instant messaging ... "Think You Know who you're talking to online?". In addition to these materials, however, there are a number of other valuable films available online. I thought it would be useful to bring together some of these resources into a single post.
These resources are published on YouTube. If your network does not allow you to access the resources directly, use Zamzar.com to download the videos:
- How to find and download YouTube videos for use in the classroom (includes a downloadable handout)
I've included the url for each video so if you are using Zamzar (or another service) to download the videos, you can simply copy and paste the web address.
Do you know any other video materials that may be useful here? Submit a comment on this post to let us know!
Bulletin Board
http://www.youtube.com/v/tTZHWd40r8&hl=en&fs=1
A teenage girl posts a slightly risque picture of herself onto the school bulletin board. (Duration - 1:04)
Key message: Once you publish your picture online, you lose control of it, you can't take it back, and other people can do anything they want with it.
Talent Show
http://www.youtube.com/v/seOQyMvG99w&hl=en&fs=1
A school talent show turns ugly as a girl uses her spot on stage to bully a classmate. (Duration - 0:50)
Key message: If you wouldn't say it to someone's face, why are you saying it online?
Two contrasting videos, looking, respectively, at the risks and benefits of the Internet. (Duration - c. 1 min. each) The Internet is a Good Thing http://www.youtube.com/v/iKfUkIqlawU&hl=en&fs=1 http://www.youtube.com/v/2raUjKcd8xE&hl=en&fs=1AOL: "The Internet is a Bad Thing" / "The Internet is a Good Thing"
http://www.youtube.com/v/54UN5ae9E0M&hl=en&fs=1
The Internet is a Bad Thing
http://www.youtube.com/v/GLhzu6OsYo&hl=en&fs=1
Key message: The Internet is neither good or bad; it is a communication tool. The people who use the Internet may use it for good or bad purposes. The Virtual Global Taskforce
A quick advert for the work of the Virtual Global Taskforce ... simple but powerful. (Duration - 1:08)
Key message: People online may not be who they say they are.Where's Klauss?
Aimed at parents, this film highlights that young people may be inviting individuals into their lives via online activities that they (or their parents) would not dream of inviting into their real life.
Key message: Are you mixing with people online that you would not mix with in the "offline" world? Why?
eSafety in Teaching and Learning 
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