E-Safety for 5 Year Olds

BBC article - useful for AiDA Think, Click

E Safety Video for five year olds

Smokescreen

An online game to teach young people (and maybe old people as well, I don't know, I haven't really played it yet) about the issues surrounding social networking and online privacy.

Might be worth a look - I'd appreciate any feedback about it.

More on cyberbullying...

Happened across a bunch more useful bits and pieces, mainly on the BBC Newsbeat site...

You probably also want to take a look at my Cyberbullying resources post

Online bullying: Privacy v safety - discusses some internet blocking systems

Facebook tackles online bullying - if you use Fcaebook it's worth actually reading the terms and conditions. There's all sorts of stuff that can get you booted off it you know...

'Action needed' on internet bullying - apparently as many as 340,000 kids are regularly bullied via technology of some sort

Thousands turn to cyberbully site - about the setting up of CyberMentors which tries to help stuff. It also links to BeatBullying, both of which could be useful

Cyberbullying resources

Some links suitable for the AiDA Think, Click SPB.

You may also want to take a look at More on cyberbullying, where I've added some more resources...

STOP cyber bullying - nice looking site, although the advice is a bit text heavy. It's also split into age groups and has sections for parents and teachers.

Get Game Smart - useful for online gaming advice about safety, especially for parents

'Cyber Monday' warning for online shoppers - advice for keeping safe whilst shopping online

Internet safety for children targeted - ooh, everyone in primary school is going to have lessons on interwebz safety

CEOP help buttons on social networking sites - BBC report

Tanya Byron talks about e-safety - BBC report

Pupil's views of web filters - BBC news report (you'll need headphones)

News report: children learn about e-safety - a primary school class

Digital Footprints - from Kids Smart. Explains what they are and why you should be bothered.

Cybersafety tips for using Twitter - the site looks like it must have lots of other useful links on it

Instant Messaging safety- from Microsoft so it must be reasonably reliable (probably

Blog safety advice - how to stay safe if you have a blog

Gloucestershire police mobile phone safety tips for kids - good for stuff on serial numbers and not getting your phone stolen

Cell phone safety tips - this one has more general advice

Safe2Read - some e-mail safety tips aimed at kids and parents

Downloading music safety - seems to be written for parents

Copying? That's fine for reports.

OK, so you have a report which you want to use for more than one query.

You could make the report several times, but that's complex and time consuming and boring. And they probably won't end up looking the same because reports are a bit of a pig.

So, the easy thing to do is to copy the report

1. Copy and paste the report, renaming it as you go


2. Opening the report shows you that the same data is attached to it. Easy enough to solve if you know how - so open it in design view first.


3. Now click on the properties button on the toolbar

4. Make sure the All tab is selected and click on the name of the Data source in the first row.

5. Use the drop down at the end of the box to choose the name of the query you want to attach the new report to.


6. Close it all down, saving as you go and test it out.

Pips.