Digital Safety and Wellbeing Resource Kete and Online Workshops Bundle
We’ve created engaging resources covering key messages and approaches for whole-school learning and support. New resources are added regularly. We specialise in creating tailor-made resources.
Access to all resources and 2 x one-hour online workshops, presentations, or 1:1 support annually.
$795.00 plus GST
Website content sections
- Leaders’ Resources
- Kaiako Resources
- Whānau Resources
- Hauora Resources
- Managing Online Incidents
- Surveys – Students from Year 3-6; 7-8; 9-13
- Insights and Research
- A.I, Policies, and User Agreements
- Learning resources for Secondary, Upper Primary, Lower Primary
Contact us for a chat, and how we can support your tamariki, whānau, Kura and kaiako.
LEARNING RESOURCE
SEVEN THEMES
Available in Reanga Ipurangi Kete
[See website info at top of page]
DEVELOPED to engage ākonga in korero and inquiry to develop critical and ethical thinking, as together you explore the online space and how to support safety and wellbeing online.
DESIGNED for Years 6-10, this has also been used effectively across lower primary and higher secondary levels.
Plan for use across the year (with seven themes), or adapt to meet specific needs and interests.
Examples of content below
Seven Themes
- The Online Space
- Safety and Security
- Rights and Responsibilities
- Identity, and Healthy Relationships
- Hauora
- Privacy and Consent
- Our Class, Our Code
Ethical and Critical Thinking
Fostering ethical and critical thinking, developing skills, knowledge, and self-review, and promoting positive and safe engagement online.
Rights and Responsibilities
Within this one theme, there are six inquiry areas for students to explore legal rights and responsibilities and look at how these can empower and impact their own lives.
AI – Educator Best Practice MIEE – Commission
A poster commissioned by Microsoft In Education Experts (MIEE), designed to spotlight safe and ethical practice in the use of AI in kaiako teaching practice.
Kaiako
Self-Check
Tool
Ensuring safety and ethics in the use of digital tools used in learning.
This quick ‘at a glance’ tool supports kaiako in thinking about the safe and ethical use of digital tools in our learning and teaching have safety and wellbeing in mind for all involved.
Free download
‘Special Days’ Focus
Digital Engagement and Wellbeing
Taking care of our whole selves (Hauora) as digital users.
Te Whare Tapa Whā, a model developed by Sir Mason Durie, aligns the four walls of the whare (house) as four cornerstones of health and wellbeing.
What we do online and how we engage with devices has an impact on our health and wellbeing. So, it’s important that we’re mindful and intentional in ways that support our whole selves when we use digital devices and online spaces.
Free Download
Poster 1 Poster 2
Student Agency Tool
Managing Online Challenges
Empowering young people to think critically about any challenges or incidents online and the actions they can take.
The tool can be used in a number of ways and is useful in exploring scenarios.
Available in Reanga Ipurangi Kete, top of page.
Digital Rights Framework
Research tells us what our young people need to develop resilience, capabilities, and literacies to safely navigate the digital landscape and foster wellbeing.
We’ve synthesised these into a ‘Digital Rights’ Framework for educators of lower and upper primary and secondary levels.
These resources are a powerful yet simple way to think about opportunities for students from a ‘Rights’ perspective.
Share with whānau and encourage kōrero between home and school.
Beginning
the Year
Secondary Schools
Looking beyond the start-up of a year there’s a whole school year where online safety, citizenship and wellbeing are important.
The focus is on the start-up of a year, and what’s needed to ensure everyone is on the ‘same page’ around rights and responsibilities in the use of digital devices at school and kura.
Available in Reanga Ipurangi Kete. See top of page for access info.
Safety And Wellbeing For All When Working And Learning Offsite
While working and learning takes place from our homes, it is important to consider the safety, privacy and wellbeing of staff and students as we engage online.
This pragmatic guidance provides key considerations around professional safety and practice, equity and the wellbeing of all.
Cyber Chat | Staying Safe and Secure Online
Generation Online and Mindshift and have teamed up to bring you Cyber Chat, a series of short video chats.
Designed with pragmatic ‘how to’ steps and information to support people, as new ways of working and communicating are happening and new risks are emerging.
For those parenting, three Cyber Chats are dedicated to key safety tips and resources, social media and gaming.
Click below for all episodes.
