CyberNetrix allows you to explore a range of internet safety issues using real-life scenarios. You can complete engaging interactive activities including using a mobile phone and joining a chat room.
CyberNetrix covers a wide range of themes including keeping safe online, cyberbullying, avoiding spam and scams, identity theft and keeping your computer secure. Think you know about all the dangers with chat rooms and mobile phones? Yeah right!!!
Check out CyberNetrix for a total run down on the latest!
The CyberNetrix computer-based activities have been designed for secondary students from years seven to nine as a cross-curricula, cross-year level resource. There is a teacher guide and 11 downloadable student activities.Teachers are advised to review this resource to determine its suitability and relevance for students.
Powerful case studies that explore the lives of four young people and their experiences on the internet.
The videos present four situations in four stories—offering many strategies to address the issues raised
See Teacher section above for related activities
Available on DVD too - use teacher discretion about using these videos. They are excellent but confronting (see below)
'Lauren's Ordeal'
Lauren goes to school one day and everything has changed. Her friends won’t talk to her, people laugh and point when she walks past and someone has sent her disturbing text messages.
'What the?'
Your computer takes ages to load programs and open files. You’re constantly bombarded with pop-ups. If this sounds familiar, watch this video and see how one guy helped protect himself and his computer.
'Jeremy's Friend'
Meet Jeremy. He’s having a hard time at school, his parents are always nagging him about something and life is pretty miserable. But he can escape it all in cyberspace.
'Stalking Sarah'
Sarah is a pretty active internet user. She’s a regular in chat rooms, often posts info in discussion groups and has visited a heap of websites. She meets some pretty interesting people online as well, people with similar interests…sport, music, movies and stuff like that. But when someone starts following her in cyberspace it gets pretty scary.
Think U Know(11- 17 year olds)
CyberQuoll
CyberNetrix
CyberNetrix allows you to explore a range of internet safety issues using real-life scenarios. You can complete engaging interactive activities including using a mobile phone and joining a chat room.
CyberNetrix covers a wide range of themes including keeping safe online, cyberbullying, avoiding spam and scams, identity theft and keeping your computer secure.
Think you know about all the dangers with chat rooms and mobile phones? Yeah right!!!
Check out CyberNetrix for a total run down on the latest!
The CyberNetrix computer-based activities have been designed for secondary students from years seven to nine as a cross-curricula, cross-year level resource. There is a teacher guide and 11 downloadable student activities.Teachers are advised to review this resource to determine its suitability and relevance for students.
Click here to see these videos on You Tube (blocked at school)