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Daily Check-inHow are you feeling today?
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Internet
Safety
What do you already know about internet safety? Can you think of
any do’s and don’ts, key terms, or facts and figures? Complete the
mind map below by adding all of your thoughts and ideas. We’ll
revisit this at the end of the lesson to see how much you have
learnt!
Baseline Assessment
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Let’s see if we can match up our key terms.Draw a line to the
correct definition
Online predator
Criminal
Identity theft
Data
Victim
Someone who has committed a crime.
A person who has been harmed physically, emotionally, or
financially
as a result of a crime or event.
Personal information such as our name, address, telephone
number
or bank details.
A dangerous person who tries to trick young people into meeting
up with them,
so that they can hurt or abuse them.
Stealing someone’s personal details and pretending to be
them online.
Can you write a definition for the key term below?
Password
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What do we mean by the term ‘internet safety’, and why do we
need to know about it?
The internet is an amazing invention. Since going ‘live’ in the
UK in the early 90’s, the internet has revolutionised almost every
aspect of our lives. From the way that we shop and access the news,
to the way that we communicate with others, the internet is an
endless source of information that we can all access at any time.
This incredible tool has many wonderful benefits, but there are
also dangers that we all need to be aware of.
Our world is more connected than ever before. It’s likely that
your parents and older family members have contacts on social media
from all over the world! These days it’s common in the workplace to
have international business meetings with colleagues from across
the globe. Unfortunately, as we have become more connected online,
we also expose ourselves to new dangers. The internet is literally
full of malicious software such as malware, trojans and computer
viruses. These programs are created with the sole intention of
causing harm, either by spying and stealing sensitive information,
or in severe cases by literally holding companies to ransom. In
addition to malicious software, there are also online criminals who
try to trick or cause harm to people online.
The good news is that protecting yourself online is actually
pretty easy. It all boils down to one thing: protecting your
data.
So what do we mean by data, and why do I need to protect myself
online?
Data is just another word for information. It could be your
name, age, telephone number or address. It might be your likes,
dislikes, hobbies and interests. It may relate to sensitive
financial information such as your bank details, or your passwords
to online marketplaces. All of this information is a weapon if you
allow it to be accessed by criminals online. Scammers often try to
trick people into sharing this information so that they can steal
their money, buy things without their consent, or clone their
identity. This is known as identity theft and it enables criminals
to pretend to be you online. This could result in thousands of
pounds of debt (borrowed money) being assigned to your name, and in
some cases, victims end up being wrongfully arrested after a
criminal has committed crimes in their name.
Another important danger to be aware of is online predators.
Online predators are individuals who often pretend to be a child or
teenager, but are in fact highly dangerous. Over a period of weeks,
months, and in some cases years, an online predator will build a
rapport or ‘friendship’ with their victims. After many months of
interaction, an online predator may begin to coerce (forcefully
persuade) a victim into behaving in a way that is inappropriate or
puts them in danger. This could include being asked to meet up
‘IRL’ or in real life. This is why it is so important that we take
steps to protect our data, and report any unwanted, or
inappropriate online contact as soon as it happens.
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How can I protect my data online?
There are many ways that we can protect our data online, such as
ensuring that the equipment we are using is properly maintained.
This includes installing all updates and ensuring that your
computer has both a robust firewall and good quality anti-virus
protection. The other ways that we can protect ourselves relate to
our behaviour.This means that we are careful about who we
communicate with, and we never give out personal information.
Another way that we can protect our data is by ensuring that we use
strong online passwords. You need to choose a password that is at
least 10 characters long and ideally contains a mixture of both
capital and lowercase letters, one or more numbers and a ‘special
character’ such as a currency sign or hashtag. You should also
ensure that you use a variety of passwords, as using the same one
over and over again leaves you vulnerable to being hacked.
Many social media platforms require users to be a minimum age of
13 before having an account. Having said this, many children have
been known to access sites such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and
Tik-Tok when they are underage. If this applies to you, you must
take steps to protect yourself. Never accept a friend request from
someone that you do not know, and always apply the highest possible
privacy settings to your profile.
So what are the warning signs of danger online?
As a general rule, you should never engage in a conversation
online with someone that you do not know. Also, you must always
seek your parent or guardian’s permission before accepting a new
friend request. Here is a list of warning signs that could indicate
danger online:
• Messages or friend requests from someone that you do not know•
Questions about personal information such as your name, age or
address• Someone taking a real interest in you and paying you lots
of compliments• Someone who avoids showing their face, for example
on a video call • Being asked to say or do things that make you
feel scared or unsafe• Being asked to send money or buy things for
someone online• Requests to send photos or images of yourself•
Being asked to keep a secret or delete messages• Being asked to
chat in private• Being asked to meet in real life
If you are concerned about online predators, feel unsafe or want
more information, you must speak to a trusted adult. This could be
a parent, guardian, or teacher. Many messaging sites now offer a
reporting function if you are worried. Alternatively, you can
contact CEOP online by visiting www.ceop.police.uk
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ONLINESAFETY Now it’s your turn!
Using the information you have just read through, choose a set
of challenge questions to answer.
ChallengeIdentify 3 types of personal data that we need to keep
secure online. In the space provided below, draw and label a
picture for each type of data.
What steps can we take to protect our personal data? Create a
list below:
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ONLINESAFETY Now it’s your turn!More ChallengingIdentify 3 types
of malicious software that we need to protect ourselves from
online. In what ways do these programs try to harm people?
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Describe the steps that we can take to protect our information
online. Why is it important to protect our personal data?
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ONLINESAFETY Now it’s your turn!Mega ChallengingIdentify 5
warning signs that could indicate someone is dangerous online.
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Why might someone not realise if they are chatting to an online
predator? Explain in detail using examples.
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Write a paragraph of advice explaining the importance of
protecting our personal data, and suggest different ways that we
can protect ourselves online.
Mega Challenging
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Online Behaviour
Online predators and scams are not the only risks that we need
to be aware of online. Quite often, people forget that their words
and actions online carry the same consequences as they would in
‘real life’. It is very important that we think before we type or
share something that we may regret later. Watch the video, then
complete the mind map and activity below.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxySrSbSY7o
Video link
Cyberbullying
Offensive contentEmbarrassing
Images
Unkind words
What strategies can we use if we are ever a victim of
cyberbullying online?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxySrSbSY7o
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Red Flags
Explain your reasons for flagging these messages below:
So how good are you at identifying online danger warning signs?
Read the messages below and colour any comments that you find
concerning.
Hey Matt, are you going to Jake’s birthday party on
the weekend?
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Hey Karim, have you finished the maths homework yet?
I’m stuck on Q4.
Gr8 game earlier! You seem really cool, wanna
chat in private?
Hey beautiful, love your profile pic! Got any more?
Dad, can you collect me at 5pm please? I’m a playing netball so
I’ll
be later than usual.
Oh wow, I’m in Leeds too! Which school are at?
Make sure you keep this our secret. Delete my messages and don’t
tell anyone.
Okay great – thanks for letting me know. See you
tomorrow at tennis.
You look a lot older than your profile – are you really only
12?
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Use the template on the following page to design a new app to
warn children about the dangers of the internet and different ways
that they can protect themselves.
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Challenge
Website name
Essential info and summary
• Top tips• Red flags
How to report concerns
Logo
Create an app that will inform students about the steps that
they can take to protect themselves and their data online.
More Challenging
Mega Challenging
Your app should include detailed information on why it’s
important to protect our data and ways that we can identify and
respond to signs of danger.
Your app should explain the consequences of failing to protect
your online data and suggest measures that we can all take to
protect ourselves online.
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We’ve learnt a lot about internet safety today! Now it’s time to
revisit our mind map from the start of this topic. Turn to page 3
of this booklet and use a different pen colour to add any
additional knowledge. You can write or draw pictures to explain
your ideas. Use the prompts below for ideas on the kind of things
that you can add to your mind map.
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Internet
Safety
Assessment
• I can construct a mature and articulate argument.• I can
evaluate my ideas.• I can critique information constructively.
• I can compare and contrast concepts and information.
• I can examine information and draw my own conclusions.
• I can explain how...
• I can explain why...
• I can make decisions based on prior learning.
• I can classify and categorise information.
• I can describe the meaning of key terms.
• I can describe an ordered process.
• I can recognise warning signs
• I can discuss my ideas.
• I can recall basic concepts.
• I can recall facts.
• I can define key terms.
• I can identify relevant information.
Dangerwarning
signs
Key terms and definitions
Data protection strategiesWays to stay safe
from online predators
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In what ways can we protect ourselves online?Can you remember
any danger warning signs?
Assessment• I can construct a mature and articulate argument.• I
can evaluate my ideas.• I can critique information
constructively.
• I can compare and contrast concepts and information.
• I can examine information and draw my own conclusions.
• I can explain how...
• I can explain why...
• I can make decisions based on prior learning.
• I can classify and categorise information.
• I can describe the meaning of key terms.
• I can describe an ordered process.
• I can recognise warning signs
• I can discuss my ideas.
• I can recall basic concepts.
• I can recall facts.
• I can define key terms.
• I can identify relevant information.
Challenge
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AssessmentDescribe the meaning of the term ‘online predator’,
and
describe in detail how we can stay safe online.
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Mega Challenging
Explain why it is important to protect ourselves online and
discuss the most effective strategies.
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Assessment
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Alarmed LlamaThe alarmed llama finds parts of this topic today
to be
quite alarming. Fill the speech bubble with the most surprising,
concerning or worrying aspects of this topic. Then, fill in the
llama’s coat full of things that you have
learnt today that you didn’t know before.
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AnswersONLINESAFETY
Asking personalquestions
Compliments / Asking for
pictures
Asking to keep a secret / delete
messages
Inappropriate or personal comments
Asking to chat in private
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Health & Wellbeing
Relationships Wider World
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