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eSmart Schools is an online system to help manage cybersafety and deal with cyberbullying and wellbeing.
Being eSmart means equipping schools with the knowledge, resources and support to promote the smart, safe and responsible use of technology within their communities.
Find out how your school can become eSmart.
The Alannah and Madeline Foundation are supporting teacher-librarians through Project 13 powered by eSmart  |
eSmart Libraries is an online behaviour change system which delivers tools and resources to help libraries improve cybersafety and wellbeing.
The Telstra Foundation, in partnership with The Alannah and Madeline Foundation, have embarked upon one of the most significant community cybersafety initiatives ever undertaken in Australia.
Involving 21 library services across Australia, the eSmart Libraries pilot is underway and we invite you to discover more about this exciting partnership.  |
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National Cyber Security Awareness Week’ This week is National Cyber Security Awareness Week, an Australian Government initiative which aims to help Australians protect their personal information online. To celebrate this initiative, we’ve helped develop Project 13, an online platform where school library users can access web-based cybersafety resources and information tip sheets. More Information: Find out more about Project 13 eSmart Schools training a success With more than 100 people participating in face-to-face and online training sessions over the next five days, eSmart Schools training for term two has gotten off to a flying start. Teachers who attend training are given the opportunity to connect with other teachers in their area while learning about how to best start their eSmart Schools journey. Face-to-face and online training sessions are available to schools participating in eSmart. More Information: For more information or to secure your spot, please visit the training page.
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