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      E-safety
      We don’t have online access
      24% (92 votes)
      We block dangerous websites
      23% (87 votes)
      We monitor our students
      13% (49 votes)
      We educate our students to the dangers
      13% (48 votes)
      We give our students free access
      10% (39 votes)
      We track what our teachers and students do
      4% (16 votes)
      What’s e-safety?
      12% (45 votes)
      Total votes: 376

      E-safety and the safety of our learners while they are online is becoming an important issue in education. How do you deal with e-safety in your school?

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      MeredithBanks's picture
      MeredithBanks
      Submitted on 18 May, 2009 - 20:12
      Everyone should be practicing e-safety.
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      tefltech
      Submitted on 24 May, 2009 - 17:52

      It would be interesting to hear from those who block websites which software they use and how effective it is.

      Thanks
      Richard

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      JulieC
      Submitted on 25 May, 2009 - 14:50
      I think that it is important to keep our children safe by blocking certain sites completely.
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      ana_dalmeida
      Submitted on 25 May, 2009 - 20:04

      Hi Duncan and All

      I was asked to give a presentation on e-safety at a conference in July, and this poll comes in handy. :) Thanks!

      I'll see if I can get a few more votes through twitter.

      I would of course be in favour of educating teachers and students, but the reality is that schools are too scared to go for long term solutions. They simply block the sites on the server. Not sure what software they used to have at the last school I worked for, Richard, but I can ask.

      Cheers

      Ana