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Welcome Counselors! Internet Safety/ Cyberbullying Training

Welcome Counselors! Internet Safety/ Cyberbullying Training. Training to meet requirements for Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA). Children’s Internet Protection Act-CIPA. Federal Law passed in 2000 Protecting Children in the 21 st Century Act (2010)

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Welcome Counselors! Internet Safety/ Cyberbullying Training

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  1. Welcome Counselors!Internet Safety/Cyberbullying Training Training to meet requirements for Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA)

  2. Children’s Internet Protection Act-CIPA • Federal Law passed in 2000 • Protecting Children in the 21st Century Act (2010) These are not technology issues. • They are social, developmental, educational, prevention-intervention, risk & protective, school climate, Common Core Standards issues.

  3. We must train all staff and students each year • Mandated by CIPA laws for E-Rate and other Federal Funding • Outlined in YCSD Technology Plan 2012-2015 • Referenced in District Policies-AUP and Internet Safety Policies

  4. Staff Training • You are required to conduct a training for your building staff • We have included a 23 minute video to use, which can be followed by discussion • Documentation of the training must be submitted to Doug Hiscox along with sign in sheet by December 14, 2012 • Plans and expectations for student training should be discussed at this time

  5. Student Training • Counselors are responsible to see that all students are “trained” • Recommended resources are provided for classroom use • Check with your Principal to determine who will conduct the student training-Counselor or classroom teacher • Submit documentation of this training to Principal by December 12 and to Doug Hiscox by December 14, 2012

  6. Resources-Where to Find Them • If using a desktop computer for presenting, the Resources are available at My Computer-G: drive in a folder named Internet Safety Resources. There will be folders for Staff, Elementary or Middle/High Schools • If using a laptop, resources are found on the following site: http://onlinesafetyresources.wikispaces.com • On left side, you will find links for Staff, Elementary, or Middle/High Schools. Documents are also available here for your convenience

  7. Student Materials • Elementary Materials include 2 videos from BrainPop. You may need to login; this info will be provided to you. Discussion should follow the videos. There are loads of other resources available there too • Middle/High School Materials include links to 6 short videos on appropriate topics. Each should be followed by discussion • All trainings should be able to be completed in a class period

  8. Documentation • Staff training-include sign in sheet along with Documentation Form, signed and dated by Principal • Student training-include attendance list along with Documentation Form, signed and dated by the trainer. Submit all of these to Principal • All Staff and Student Documentation must be sent to Doug Hiscox by December 14, 2012 • Be sure to have a plan for training absent students and staff • Keep a copy of all documentation at building

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