Using school systems to run a private business Use systems, applications, websites or other mechanisms that bypass the filtering or other safeguards employed by the school Uploading, downloading or transmitting commercial software or any copyrighted materials belonging to third parties, without the necessary licensing permissions Revealing or publicising confidential or proprietary information (e.g. financial/personal information, databases, computer / network access codes and passwords) Creating or propagating computer viruses or other harmful files Carrying out sustained or instantaneous high volume network traffic (downloading / uploading files) that causes network congestion and hinders others in their use of the internet Online gaming (educational) Online gaming (non-educational) Online gambling Online shopping/commerce File sharing Use of social networking sites Use of video broadcasting e.g. Youtube What are the risks? The risks that can be posed to young people and adults when online have been identified by the EUKids online project, which was later referenced in paragraph 1.3 of Dr Tanya Byron in “Safer Children in a Digital World” (2008). Commercial Aggressive Sexual Values Adverts Content Pornographic or Bias, Racist or Spam Violent/hateful (Child as unwelcome sexual Misleading info or Sponsorship content recipient) content advice Personal Info Contact Tracking Self-harm, Being bullied, Meeting strangers, (Child as Harvesting Unwelcome harassed or stalked Being groomed participant) personal info persuasions
Using school systems to run a private business Use systems, applications, websites or other mechanisms that bypass the filtering or other safeguards employed by the school Uploading, downloading or transmitting commercial software or any copyrighted materials belonging to third parties, without the necessary licensing permissions Revealing or publicising confidential or proprietary information (e.g. financial/personal information, databases, computer / network access codes and passwords) Creating or propagating computer viruses or other harmful files Carrying out sustained or instantaneous high volume network traffic (downloading / uploading files) that causes network congestion and hinders others in their use of the internet Online gaming (educational) Online gaming (non-educational) Online gambling Online shopping/commerce File sharing Use of social networking sites Use of video broadcasting e.g. Youtube What are the risks? The risks that can be posed to young people and adults when online have been identified by the EUKids online project, which was later referenced in paragraph 1.3 of Dr Tanya Byron in “Safer Children in a Digital World” (2008). Commercial Aggressive Sexual Values Content (Child as recipient) Adverts Spam Sponsorship Personal Info Violent/hateful content Pornographic or unwelcome sexual content Bias, Racist or Misleading info or advice Contact (Child as participant) Tracking Harvesting personal info Being bullied, harassed or stalked Meeting strangers, Being groomed Self-harm, Unwelcome persuasions
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