Documentation

= Policies and documentation =

Policies and guidelines

 *  Introduction: **All schools will need to align their cyber safety policies with their school-wide vision for learning and long-term strategic planning. Considerations will need to be made in relation to how to mentor our students to be savvy, ethical digital citizens, how to keep our students safe online, how to provide a safe electronic environment (infrastructure) for our students to work in and how to educate our parents. For more guidance on how to develop a robust cybersafety programme, go to the Netsafe links @ []

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The following cyber safe document has been downloaded directly from http://pwoessner.wikispaces.com/Citizenship+in+the+Digital+Age

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 * Suggestion: ** If you have any documentation, policies, agreements to share, please feel free to upload these here. Likewise, you can join this wiki, become a member and add your resources to Digital citizenship resources for schools.

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Additional resources to consider:
Examples of ICT and internet policy documentation []

Policy guidelines for internet access.  []

 Policies and use agreements  []

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Clarie Amos has shared the three attached documents. She writes, //"It was originally developed by Angela Butterworth as our Acceptable User Policy and then I tweaked it (basically just renamed it) as a Digital Citizenship Contract this year. Tutor teachers gave it out to students with the attached presentation and completed a range of discussions (also attached). The PPT is too wordy (it is a work in progress). My aim was that the student's engaged with it and unpacked it rather than simply signing it without even reading it."// Thanks for sharing this with the MLE listserve Claire.



Sample e-Learning plans from ePotential Australia []

Collaborate with Netsafe encourages schools to contribute ideas towards a values based policy or Acceptable Use Agreement. For more, go to []