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Online safety resources and training for teachers, schools and communities

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Professional learning for teachers

eSafety Champions Network

Classroom resources

Trusted eSafety Providers

Early Years program

Tertiary hub

The eSafety schools' hub

Best Practice Framework

Toolkit for Schools

Primary school webinars

Helpful links

and popular topics

Spotlight on cyberbullying

Cyberbullying: factsheet

Cyberbullying: scenarios

Dealing with fight videos

Early Years professional learning

Lower primary professional learning

Video library for educators

Pre-service teacher program

Training and presentations FAQ

Early years program for educators

Unwanted contact and grooming: factsheet

Unwanted contact and grooming: scenarios

Inappropriate content: factsheet

Inappropriate content: scenarios

Training for tertiary staff

National Online Safety Education Council

Boy on Phone

An unfair fight – how algorithms are shaping our adolescents

The gripping Netflix drama Adolescence has sparked conversations and concerns about how social media may be influencing young people.

Online safety advisory

AI chatbots and companions – risks to children and young people

AI chatbots and companions designed to simulate personal relationships are growing in popularity, but they pose some very serious risks – especially to children and young people.

The future of health and wellbeing: AI, the metaverse, and beyond

Welcome to a world where the lines between science fiction and reality blur. A world where AI integrates with the metaverse.

Better online experiences for First Nations people

The internet brings both benefits and risks, and Australia’s First Nations people know its paradoxical nature better than most.

The eSafety Guide

Want to know about the latest apps, games and social media?

The eSafety Guide includes important advice about their safety features, including how to use the settings to report online abuse and protect your personal information.

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