E-SAFETY RULES

1-Permissions will be received for students’ posts.

2- Photos are neither taken nor used without students’ permissions

3- Students must get permissions from their teachers if they  are going to prepare a video.

4- Before all the activites, parental permissions must be received.

5-Online meetings will be via formal and approved websites.

6-Partners mustn’t share visuals of other parnters’ and students on their private social media accounts.

7- Video conferencing will be made via the websites that all the users can reach.

8-Before the video conferencing, it is necessary to be contacted with the other schools of the project.

9- After the control and approvel process, the project will be open to the students.

10-Online materials have an important role during the learning process so they are used actively in the carriculum.

11- Safer Internet Day will be celebrated on February 11 by all the partners and students of the project.

12- Students must get permission from their teachers to use personal devices for educational purposes such as using Web 2.0 tools.

13- Students should be informed that they can share their phone numbers with only trusted people and they shouldn’t share their personal informations with strangers.

14-Students will be informed about e-safety .

15- Students are going to be awarded if they use the technology in a positive way.

16-Safer Internet Day will be celebrated on February 11 by all the partners and the students of the project.

17-Various studies and activites will be done in our project on Safer Internet Day.

18-Students will be given information about illegal content, security violation, cyber bullying, abuse of children and safety of personal.

19- While adding your students to the twinspace , do not write their surnames, you can use the first letter of their surnames or a diffferent word.

WARNING

For e-safety, our students’ face will not be shown(even if parental permissions are available) so, photos/videos will be taken/made from a distance, from behind or in a masked way.

In the events that needs to be close shot, visuals will be blurred.

DIGITAL FOOTPRINTS

A digital footprint – sometimes called a digital shadow or an electronic footprint – refers to the trail of data you leave when using the internet. It includes websites you visit, emails you send, and information you submit online.