Being

Safe
Online
We are learning to:

• Identify the risks of identity, privacy and emotional safety for

yourself and others.

• Apply accepted social protocols when sharing information

online.

Success Criteria:

• You can identify appropriate and inappropriate online

behavior.

• You understand what information should be shared online.

What do you
know about
being safe
online?
Now to watch a video...

https://www.esafety.gov.au/educators/classroom-resources/cybersmart-
challenge/cybersmart-forever?fbclid=IwAR1RQJ2r7dU2IffdAmwH3d6d7vPH3f7v0q_uS-
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Stay safe online by following these simple
rules
• Always keep your passwords secret.
• Think twice before you post anything on the Internet.
• Remember, once something is posted or shared, it’s
very difficult to remove.
• Always be polite and respectful. If you wouldn’t say it
in real life, then don’t say it online.
• Ask your parents before giving out your name, address
or any other personal information online.
• Don’t open messages from people you don’t know.
• Don’t accept special offers or deals that seem too good
to be true.
• Talk to your parents if you feel uncomfortable with
what you see on the Internet.
• Be careful who you trust online. If you don’t know the
person in real life, then ask a parent before you
become friends with them online.