Following on from previous weeks newsletters items from Netsafe – please find below a link to EPISODE 4 in the Parent Netsafe Series: Bullying and the Harmful Digital Communications Act
In the final parents’ episode, Paula Wistrand from Netsafe explains that, following cyber-bullying, the natural advice to “block and turn off” might not be the most helpful to our young person.  We look into where it may be necessary to start working with Netsafe to instigate some support under the Harmful Digital Communications Act. 

The link for your newsletter for this final episode is: https://youtu.be/47_p0nty23k
Best wishes for a final calm week and a relaxing break.
Mr Martin Kane
Kāhui Ako Facilitator
Netsafe – Providing free online safety advice in New Zealand

Following on from previous weeks newsletters items from Netsafe – please find below a link to EPISODE 3 in the Parent Netsafe Series:
Thank you for the positive comments you have been sending about this video series.  The last two Parent episodes are recorded and Episode 3 deals with considerations for Privacy of young people and also the proliferation of mis-information.  The link for this episode is: cialis 20 mg pricing
Mr Martin Kane
Kāhui Ako Facilitator
Netsafe – Providing free online safety advice in New Zealand

Episode 2 now online at https://youtu.be/54oW6yI4mmI
Paula explains about the N4L filter which is now available for parents and well as introducing the Online Safety Parent Toolkit.  She also shares ideas on the way we parents can set up a plan with your young person based on our individual family values.
The following links are attached to the video description, but might be useful :
Netsafe – Providing free online safety advice in New Zealand

Who is Netsafe?

Netsafe is New Zealand’s independent, non-profit online safety organisation. Taking a technology-positive approach to the challenges digital technology presents, we work to help people in New Zealand take advantage of the opportunities available through technology by providing practical tools, support and advice for managing online challenges.  

We are an independent non-profit organisation with an unrelenting focus on online safety. We keep people of all ages safe online by providing free support, advice and education seven days a week.We are driven by our vision and gear everything we do to achieving our purpose.

During last year, Netsafe were invited by the Digital Collaborative Group to support the Timaru community (Parents, Teachers, Students and children) in presenting their Netsafe Live Event.   As a result, Netsafe have agreed to present with us “virtually” and this takes the form of a series of short (approximately 10 minutes each) videos for parents, which we are putting together each week.
The episodes are currently:
Episode 1: Introduction to Netsafe, the Harmful Digital Communications Act and starting the conversations.
Episode 2: Filters, rules and creating a plan about online activities with your young person.
Episode 3: Bullying, Privacy and Misinformation
The first week is now live (Link: https://youtu.be/Ka55Uc-85VE) and I would like invite you to view this video as we begin our journey with Netsafe.
Mr Martin Kane
Kāhui Ako Facilitator

Netsafe – Providing free online safety advice in New Zealand