Digital Rights and Digital Wrongs – Professional Learning Opportunity

October 19, 2016 by Jillian Brown

The eSafety Commission are hosting a series of webinars for educators. 
Details, including how to registration, may be found on The eSafety Commission site.

Digital rights and digital wrongs will be held on Tuesday 25 October

Featuring interactive questions, the presentation will:

  • update teachers on the trending devices, apps and services used by students
  • highlight key insights from ACMA research into the online behaviour of Australian teenagers
  • explore digital citizenship and overview the key concepts of protection, privacy, permanence, perspective and plagiarism
  • reinforce the importance of teachers modelling good behaviour online
  • introduce an action checklist that students could use to support a positive online experience.

Details, including how to registration, may be found on The eSafety Commission site.

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