1. King Alfred School
E-Safety Seminar

2. Before we start…..
Did you know your browser stores your Internet history through the use of cookies?
These are then used to populate adverts when you are surfing the web
This means that your children see the same adverts
So please be aware!!

3. What will be covered today?
Social Networking
Mobile Internet and Websites
4) Cyber Bullying 5) Gaming 6) Protecting your child and checking up

4. Social Networking

5. Types of Social Networking
Facebook – Posting messages, instant messaging, voice calls, posting pictures, and games. (+13)
Twitter – Normally just opinionated text but have recently allowed people to post 6 second videos (+13)
Skype – Instant messaging, Video Calling, and Voice Calling (13+)
Tumblr – Blogging, Social networking site (13+)
Instagram - Instant messaging, Image sharing.(13+)
Others – Snapchat,

6. Risks of Social Networking
Posting abusive messages, pictures, video’s, sound clips
Sharing personal information
Strangers accessing your details (no privacy settings set)
Grooming
Cyber bullying

7. Instant Messaging/Chat
ASL(R P) Age Sex Location (Race/Picture)
Noob Newbie - often an insult to somebody who doesn't know much about something.
BF/GF Boyfriend / Girlfriend
NMU Not much, you?
BRB Be Right Back
P911 Parent Emergency
CD9 Code 9 - means parents are around
PAW Parents are Watching
GNOC Get Naked on Cam (webcam)
PIR Parent In Room
POS Parent Over Shoulder
GTG Got to Go
PRON Porn
IDK I don't know
PRW Parents Are Watching
(L)MIRL (Lets) meet in real life
S2R Send To Receive (pictures)
LOL Laugh Out Loud
TDTM Talk Dirty To Me
MorF Male or Female
Warez Pirated Software
MOS Mum Over Shoulder
W/E Whatever
NIFOC Naked in Front of Computer
WTF What the F**k?

9. Types of
Client on your machine e.g. Mail, Outlook Web based e.g. Yahoo, MSN, Google, etc. You need to be 13 or over to sign up for most accounts. Year 5 & 6 are given school accounts and learn how to use cloud storage via Office 365.

10. Risks of Email Sharing personal information
Installation of trojans and viruses
Spam
Cyber bullying
Grooming

11. Mobile Internet and Websites

12. Things you can do on a website/mobile device
Mobile Devices (Phones and Tablets)
Access all websites (not flash ones on Apple devices)
Access all social networking sites through App’s
Website Content
Films, Music, Images, Games, Information
Access social networking sites through web address

13. Risks of Mobile Internet/Websites
Fraudulent Offers
Pornography
Pop-Up windows : leads to malware, Trojans, and Viruses.
Cyber bullying
Grooming

14. Cyber Bullying

15. How can this occur? Text/Picture/Video messaging on mobile devices
Through Social Networking sites
Online gaming
Instant messaging services like Skype, Yahoo Messenger, etc.

16. Implications
Affecting a child/s mental state as with any case of bullying
Bullies are not aware of ‘Digital Footprint’. Nothing is forgotten on the web when it comes to posting information ( or Social Networking sites)
Other students might think they cannot be caught and be also encouraged to join in as it ‘cannot be traced’

17. gaming

18. ISSUES Online Gaming Mobile Gaming Grooming Bad language
Registering to play games – personal information
Addiction
Grooming
In-app purchasing
Addiction

19. PEGI Ratings

20. Protecting your children and checking up

21. Setting up a safe environment
Have a communal computer/laptop for use by your children – never in their bedroom (including iPads etc!)
Keep your computer/laptop up-to-date with the latest antivirus tools, and other Internet protection.
Know what your children are up to on the Internet.
Discuss with them what they have found or what they were up to on the World Wide Web in an informal manner.

22. Web links and Resources
Monitoring Software
NetNanny
WebWatcher
McAfee Safe Eyes
Profile Parental Filter
PC Pandora
Family Protector
Google Me links
Kidsmart
ThinkyouKnow
ChildNet
CEOP (Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre)

23. Let’s create a better internet together
Safer Internet Day 2017
Let’s create a better internet together

24. What are the children doing about E-Safety?
Lower School –
Lessons on E-Safety during ICT
Workshops for Year 1 - Year 3
Middle and Upper School –
Information and discussions being held during PSHCE lessons by tutors.
Year 7-9 – being covered in ICT lessons

25. And for you as Parents
All the information presented to you today is on the school website.
There will be a section called E-Safety in the Lower School area.