Online Safety
Year 2
Self-Image and Identity
People’s identity online can be different to their identity in real life.
People might make themselves look different online by changing their photo, showing themselves in their ‘best light’ or only writing certain things about themselves.
If you feel sad, worried, uncomfortable or frightened online, you should speak to a trusted adult, like a teacher, teaching assistant or parent.
Self-Image and Identity
Your identity is what makes you, you. Your online identity is what you show of you, online.
Just like in the playground, someone online might say something that makes you feel sad.
Because the internet is there at home and school, it can be difficult to stop worrying about something.
Sometimes, you might see something made for adults that makes you feel odd or uncomfortable online.
Self-Image and Identity
A trusted adult is someone you know very well, who will always look after you
Staying Safe Online
Online Relationships
The internet can be used to communicate with people you don’t know well, such as emailing and video conferencing.
It can also be used to communicate with people you know, no matter how far away they are.
Online Relationships
Online Reputation
If you put information online about yourself it can last for a long time.
This is because people who saw the information you put on, can save that and put it on again even if the original information is removed.
If you think you or someone else has made a mistake with what they have put online, you should tell a trusted adult who will help you.
Online Reputation
Online Bullying
How can bullying happen online?
Online bullying is when someone is targeted several times.
This is the same as bullying face to face.
Just like with face to face bullying, online bulling can make people feel upset, lonely, anxious and nervous.
If you or someone else is bullied online, you should talk to a trusted adult who will help.
Online Bullying
Online bullying makes you feel the same as being bullied face to face.
Alisha is playing with her friends when one says she is not her friend anymore. This makes Alisha upset.
Should she:
Answer:
C. Alisha is not being bullied if she falls out with her friend. Bullying is targeted, which means it is deliberately nasty and keeps happening between the same people.
Managing Online Information
Using keywords when you use a search engine help you find the information you want.
The browser you use (like Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge) help you find your way around.
Important buttons are: home, forward, backward, tabs and links.
Voice activated searching is using companies search engines such as:
Amazon Alex�Google�Apple Siri
Managing Online Information
Some things online and in face to face life are real. Some things are made up.
This means some things online are not true.
Managing Online Information
Health, Well-being and Lifestyle
Depending on what you are looking at online, rules can be different.
The rules are there to protect users (like you).
This might be protecting your information, your safety or feelings.
Health, Well-being and Lifestyle
Privacy and Security
If you put any information about you, online, it is stored in a database somewhere.
This information may be kept quite secure (usernames and passwords) or open for everyone to see like on a social media website (Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat).
If someone knows your login details, they can pretend to be you and do anything they want to your account.
-Never share your password (passwords are like keys to your house. They keep your information safe).
Privacy and Security
Copyright and Ownership
If someone creates something, then that work belongs to them.
If someone has their name on some work, it might or might not actually be theirs.
Everything on the world wide web belongs to someone.
Copyright and Ownership
Alisha is helping her friend login to TT Rockstars. It is her friends turn but they can’t remember their password.
Should she:
Answer:
A. Alisha must never tell anyone apart from trusted adults (parents and teachers) her password. It isn’t fair if she takes over the devices. If she tells the teacher, they can help her friend.