e-safety commissioner
Who can I go to if my child is being cyber bullied or has cyber safety issues? |
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The eSafety Commissioner (eSafety) is Australia’s independent regulator for online safety. They are the world’s first government agency dedicated to keeping people safer online.
The eSafety Commissioner(eSafety) started operations in 2015 as the Children's eSafety Commissioner and they are now at the forefront of the fight against online risks and harms faced by adults as well as children.
They are a fast-growing team of educators, investigators, lawyers, policy analysts, technology experts, digital specialists and other professionals who share one goal – a safer and more positive online experience for all Australians.
Australia's eSafety Commissioner is Julie Inman Grant. Ms Inman Grant has extensive experience in the technology industry, having held senior public policy and safety roles with Microsoft, Twitter and Adobe.
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Recommended resources to become well informed around eSafety |
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Has lots of resources on all topics regarding being esafe. There are resources for parents, young adults, kids, educators and more. A must look at website if you are introducing more access to online content with your children. |
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The eSafety guide gives recommnedations for most of the recent apps and games. Look here to find:
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Every day, millions of parents and educators trust Common Sense reviews and advice to help them navigate the digital world with their kids.
This website enables people to get trusted reviews of books, movies and games. |
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| Media and technology are at the center of kids' lives every day. From a very young age, kids use technology at home and at school to connect with friends and family and to document their lives and create digital content of their own. With more and more of life happening online, what catches kids' attention isn't always what's best for them, and what companies do with their personal information isn't always clear. | ||
