Self Learning Portals
eSmart Digital Licence
Develop eSmart skills by completing a free 10-question sample quiz or upgrade to the full 80-question quiz
Read More >Telstra Tech Savvy Seniors
Develops digital literacy skills of older Australians. Includes ‘self-teach' videos, face-to-face training locations, and multi-languages fact sheets
Read More >Netsmartz Workshop
Online and self-paced training modules suited to library staff teaching internet safety to children
Read More >Be Connected
New easy-to-use online platform hosting a library of topics for self-directional learning for every Australian. Join the Network to access a range of handy resources.
Read More >Online Awareness
Protecting your computer
Look at the latest online threats and learn how to respond and protect yourself
Read More >Little Black Book of Scams
The ACCC website provides a pocket sized guide to spotting, avoiding and reporting consumer fraud. Order free Guides for your library
Read More >Spam
Find out how to report, block and reduce spam. A focus on e-security, computer fraud and identity theft
Read More >Online Copyright
An A-Z link to online copyright information. Specific library documents relating to fair use and library exemptions
Read More >Cyber Initiatives
iParent
An online resource for parenting in the digital age and how to play a role in ensuring a child’s online experience is positive and safe
Read More >eSafety Women
Helps women manage technology risks and abuse by providing tools to be confident when online
Read More >eSafe Spaces
This program aims to give library staff the confidence to assist children affected by cyber bullying
Read More >Citizen ACMA
Looks at online security, spams and how to minimise the risk of excessive internet use for adults and young people
Read More >Age Appropriate Guidelines
Common Sense Media
Common Sense Media rates apps and websites in the same way as books and movies. Each is given a traditional rating from G to R and a second rating based on educational value
Read More >Video Games
Outlines the impact of video games on the whole community. Lists benefits, risks, concerns and age-appropriate suggestions
Read More >Games, Apps and Social Networking
Top 50 apps, games and social networking sites listed. Learn about privacy, age restrictions, blocking and reporting
Read More >Online Entertainment and Technology
Common parental concerns are discussed along with a range of video’s suitable for pre-teens and teens
Read More >Young People
Teenagers and the internet
Focusing on online safety for teenagers. Two sections (parents and 11-17 years) includes digital reputation and online relationships
Read More >Exposure to online pornography
A community-based project that supports young people and parents to address the influence of online pornography
Read More >Digizen
Outlines digital citizenship and offers multiple resources. Highly suitable for school community libraries
Read More >Lawstuff
Information outlining young people's legal rights and obligations in every Australian state and territory
Read More >Learning Tools
GCF Learn Free
A website aimed at first time internet users. Easy to read and manageable bite-sized modules for self-learning, covering 11 basic topics
Read More >Good Things Foundation - Learn My Way
Free online beginner courses to help develop basic digital skills. Learn how to use a computer, browse the web, send an email and find work online
Read More >Google Safety Tools and Advice
Learn about safety tools designed to help manage the security and privacy of your personal data
Read More >Staying Safe Online
Learn how to protect yourself, your family and your devices with tips and resources
Read More >Online Reporting Channels
Reporting cyber bullying for under 18’s
A national ‘go to’ website for under 18’s to report illegal content, or get help removing offensive online material
Read More >Complaints and reporting for adults
The official government site for adults to report cybercrime incidents which may breach Australian law
Read More >Scams and the Internet
Report scams to the ACCC and learn about types of scams and how to protect yourself
Read More >ASIC’s MoneySmart
Report financial and investment scams to ASIC. Identifies how various financial scams work
Read More >State and Territory Police Online Information
AFP Police (ACT)
Advice for young people and parents to manage the online world safely. Link to Constable Kenny Koala’s website
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