28th  November  2013   Lets  Create  a  better  Internet  together  

Preparing  for  SID  Day  and  Beyond  2014        

What  will  you  take  away  from  today?  

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 Help  ra

ise  

awareness  for  

the  campaign  

     Support  

providers  to  

develop  their  

approach  for  

SID14  

Ask  questions  of  the  Jisc  team  

See  how  others  are  managing  e-­‐Safety  

Listen  to  best  practice  

examples  of  SID13  

Suggestions  for  moving  forward  towards  SID2014  

Contact  your  local  RSC  e-­‐Safety  adviser  for  help.  

Get  everyone  involved.  

Invite  learners  to  get  involved  and  support  the  campaign.  

Look  at  how  you  support  learners/staff  currently.  

Use  the  resources  available  on  the  UK  Safer  Internet  Centre  site  

 Set  a  time  frame  for  managing  the  campaign.  

Think  about  how  you  are  going  to  measure  the  impact  of  the  campaign.  

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Add  delegate  responses  from  the  day  here:  quotes,  comments,  questions.  Jackie  -­‐  Would  you  suggest  staff  members  start  up  a  professional  Twitter  account  to  encourage  networking  with  like  minded  professionals?    Jackie  -­‐  we  monitor  all  activity  on  Moodle  and  Mahara  using  key  words,  where  a  keyword  has  been  used  we  monitor  the  conversation  to  check  content.  Are  we  breaching  any  learner  rights?  They  are  informed  at  induction  that  all  online  communication  is  monitored  by  keywords.  Jackie  -­‐  What  about  accepting  ex  -­‐  learners  as  friends  on  FB?    

Quotes:  Georgina  Doxey  stated:  ‘I  believe  a  setting  like  a  [  page  should  be  set  up  and  the  students  should  be  able  to  have  lessons  on  it  in  a  controlled  setting  by  staff  they  should  be  able  to  see  what  social  media  bullying  looks  like’.  Rosie  Douglas  stated:  ‘SID  campaign  needs  to  be  by  students  for  students’.    

There  was  a  question  on  finding  appropriate  CPD  for  staff  from  City  of  Bristol  There  are  resources  in  training  pages  of  the  infokit  (or  if  you  search  CPD)  for  all  needs:  Staff,  learners,  formal,  informal….  NB.  Please  mention  they  are  under  review  with  the  infokit.      http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/infokits/e-­‐safety/getting-­‐started/staff-­‐skills-­‐cpd                

Useful  Links  SID14  http://www.saferinternet.org.uk/safer-­‐internet-­‐day/2014  

Jisc  Safer  Internet  Day  and  Beyond    website  and  resources    

http://sid.jiscrsc.ac.uk/2014/  

Jisc  e-­‐Safety  Infokit    http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/infokits/e-­‐safety/  

Jisc  TechDis  http://www.jisctechdis.ac.uk/techdis/home    

Jisc  Legal  e-­‐safety  themes  http://www.jisclegal.ac.uk/Themes/eSafety.aspx  

Jisc  National  website  http://www.jisc.ac.uk/  

Jisc  Regional  Support  Centres  www.jiscrsc.ac.uk  

Jisc  RSC  e-­‐safety  advisers  http://www.jiscrsc.ac.uk/esafety/ask-­‐our-­‐advisers.aspx  

E-­‐safety  Infokit  CPD    

http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/infokits/e-­‐safety/getting-­‐started/staff-­‐skills-­‐cpd    

 

 

 

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A huge thank you to the team  

   

 

 

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