What are the aims of the policy?

To ensure that pupils, staff and parents are educated to understand the potential dangers of the internet, mobile phone technology and cyber-bullying.

Provide a one time immovable policy to deal with all aspects of digital usage.

To ensure that pupils, staff and parents are educated effectively utilise the internet, mobile phone technology and cyber-bullying.

Who does this policy apply to?

All members of Elizabeth College, including guests,

Who is responsible for the ensuring the digital integrity of Elizabeth College.

All members of Elizabeth College.

Which policy should section 'e' be read in conjunction with?

Elizabeth College Taking, Storing and Using Images of Children Policy

Elizabeth College Painting, Sculpting and Printing Images of Children Policy

Elizabeth College Taking, Storing and Losing Images of Children Policy

Elizabeth College Taking, Storing and Selling Images of Children Policy

How do students consent to the Digital Safety and Acceptable Use Policy.

By logging on to the school wired or wireless network.

How do staff consent to the Digital Safety and Acceptable Use Policy?

By logging on to the school wired or wireless network.

Digital Safety and Acceptable Use Policy

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Digital Safety and Security

Digital literacy - practicing digital safety and wellbeing

Chapter 5 - Digital Safety and Security

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Create me a multiple choice test questions with 4 options on the following topic:“Current Trends and Issues in Consumer Education” Introduction: Consumer education empowers individuals to navigate the complexities of the marketplace and make informed decisions that protect their well-being and financial security. However, rapid technological advancements and evolving economic landscapes continually present new challenges. “5 Key Trends and Issues in Consumer Education” 1.The Rise of Digital Consumerism and E-commerce » The digital revolution has fundamentally reshaped consumer behavior, offering unprecedented access to goods and services through e-commerce platforms. This convenience and expanded choice, however, introduce significant risks. Consumers now face challenges such as: - Data breaches and cybersecurity threats - Fraudulent online vendors - Complex online privacy policies - Algorithmic manipulation 2.The Sharing Economy: Opportunities and Challenges » The sharing economy, encompassing platforms like ride-sharing and home-sharing services, offers increased accessibility and affordability. However, this sector presents unique challenges: - Liability and insurance concerns - Worker exploitation issues - Regulatory uncertainty 3.Consumer Health and Safety in the Age of Technology: » Technology has revolutionized healthcare, with telehealth and wearable health monitoring becoming increasingly common. However, this also introduces new risks: - Cybersecurity threats to health data - Misinformation and unreliable online health information 4.Addressing Consumer Inequality and Access to Resources: » Consumer inequality significantly impacts access to resources and opportunities. Vulnerable populations often face: - Limited access to financial services - Difficulty understanding complex contracts 5.Future Directions in Consumer Education and Advocacy: » The future of consumer education must adapt to the evolving technological and economic landscape. This will involve: - Increased use of technology - Personalized learning experiences - International cooperation - Collaboration among stakeholders

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