Advice for First Time Tablet Use
For many children today their first experience of the internet is through a tablet or smartphone device.
Continue ReadingFor many children today their first experience of the internet is through a tablet or smartphone device.
Continue ReadingShare a photo using #up2us of what you are doing to celebrate Safer Internet Day 2017 to
Continue ReadingWhat is Chatstep? Chatstep is a website that allows users to create, or enter, an online chatroom. Users
Continue ReadingAdvice for Parents If images of your child have been shared online without their permission, there are a
Continue ReadingParental controls are available on most Internet-enabled devices including computers, smartphones, tablets and gaming systems. Parental controls
Continue ReadingÁine Lynch, National Parents Council - Primary, discusses the draw backs of restricting internet use in the
Continue ReadingSean Gallagher, Deputy Director, PDST for Technology in Education offers advice on how parents can support their
Continue ReadingThe date is set for Safer Internet Day 2017; the annual event will be celebrated around the
Continue ReadingTackle bullying in your school with an Anti-Bullying campaign. This FREE guide gives you step by step
Continue ReadingPokémon Go is a free smartphone app that combines gaming with the real world. The game uses
Continue ReadingIt’s not uncommon nowadays for photos of children to be posted online before they are even born.
Continue ReadingSimSimi is an artificial intelligence chatting robot also known as a chatbot. The messenger app currently has
Continue ReadingYouNow is a free live streaming app and website. Users can sign-up for an account to broadcast
Continue ReadingHelp your students and children to become better internet users by celebrating Safer Internet Day (SID) in
Continue ReadingNew Study on Online Parental Controls from EU Kids Online: A critical stance towards online parental controls is
Continue ReadingWorried about something you have seen online or concerned about your child? Childline and the National Parents Council Primary offer free advice and support service.
Childline is a support service for young people up to the age of 18.There is a 24hr telephone, online and mobile phone texting service.
The National Parents Council Primary enables and empowers parents to be effective partners in their children’s education.
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