Online Safety
Responsibility to ensure the safety of our learners
Mode have a responsibility to ensure the safety of learners during online sessions. And to ensure learners are aware of online threats and how to avoid them. Every learner at the start of their programme are issued with “Online User Agreement.” The document outlines how we aim to achieve these things and what your responsibilities are. It is an agreement between Mode and learners to ensure safety online.
Mode aim to provide education, support and information on the following topics:
- Protecting your personal information
- Identifying reputable information and harmful content
- Being respectful online
- Awareness of radicalisation and extremism
- How to report online concerns
Social Media Campaign
Each month we use our social media platforms to educate our learners on hot topics.
January – Protecting personal information and/or hot topics
February – Features of well known apps and/or hot topics
March – Radicalisation and extremism and/or hot topics
April – Identifying reputable information and harmful content and/or hot topics
Snopes Resources How to spot Fake News
May – Being respectful online and /or hot topics
Webroot Getting and Giving Respect Online
June – Reporting concerns and/or hot topics
Safer Internet Resources How to Report an Issue Online
July – Protecting personal information and/or hot topics
Cyber Aware Resources Protect Your Information
August – Features of well known apps and/or hot topics
September – Radicalisation and extremism and/or hot topics
British Council Resources Online Grooming and Radicalisation
October – Identifying reputable information and harmful content and/or hot topics
Snopes Resources How to Spot Fake News
November – Being respectful online and/or hot topics
Webroot Getting and Giving Respect Online
December – Reporting concerns and/or hot topics
Safer Internet Resources Reporting Concerns
Other Useful Resources