We positively educate and empower (we do more than paint the picture bleak) through engaging with up-to-date, relevant, hands-on workshops, presentations, and resources.
Workshops are designed with groups’ needs at the fore, focussing on digital safety and security, digital and media literacies, wellbeing, and citizenship.
Our resources are “visually engaging and informative“. We create resources to order as we excel at translating complex information into accessible and effective ways.
For schools and kura, we are MoE-accredited and work face-to-face and/or online – funding options may be available. Get in touch through our Contact Form
Generation Online does not provide legal advice and will always recommend legal advice is sought when illegal activity is suspected.
Consultation Services
Consultation can include:
Supporting curriculum and wellbeing initiatives
Evolving tech, AI, risks and opportunities
Review policies, procedures, User agreements
Key Legislation
Professional safety, security, ethics
Develop learning opportunities curriculum
Managing online incidents
Developing a positive online culture
Engaging with Whānau
Presentations and Workshops
Building a culture of safety and citizenship
Managing online risks and harm
Awareness of help and supports available
Fostering confidence
Building capabilities
Exploring ethics and citizenship
Resources and curriculum
Ākonga Sessions
Workshops are engaging and hands-on, designed with age and stage in mind, Y0-13.
Becoming ‘digitally fluent’ requires knowledge of the online environment, developing digital skills, and forming values and dispositions needed to thrive online. All workshops:
Age and stage designed
Focus on online safety and security
Unpack rights and responsibilities from an ethical/legal lens
Foster concepts of wellbeing and citizenship
Consider options and actions to take when online challenges, risks and harm occur
Surveys | Ākonga Voice and Agency
We offer a range of year-group survey templates for Years 3-13.
These tools give you important insights into your students’ perspectives, engagement, experiences, skills and needs online.
These provide you with a valuable foundation for building a positive online culture withstudents, based on theirinsights and needs within your unique context.
Whānau, Community, and Groups
We work with many groups, so give us a call to chat about how we can help your family, iwi, or group.
We also provide survey tools for enquiring into whānau and community perspectives and needs.
Health and safety, and wellbeing initiatives should always include support for teams to learn about digital safety and security, personal and professional boundaries, legislation related to digital communications, and what to do when things go wrong.
We focus on the ‘human’ side of online engagement and why it’s critical to workplace security, and personal wellbeing.
Our services are tailored to your organisation, and we deliver face-to-face and online.
We specialise in creating workshops and resources that are “not boring“.
Funding | MoE Accredited Facilitator
State and Integrated schools and kura may apply for funding under the MoE PLD model under the DT and Hangarau Matihiko Curriculum, Literacy, Local Curriculum, Assessment, Leadership Development, Wellbeing initiatives.