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Easy to contact parents through apps like seesaw because they all have smart phones, also saves paper

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Keeping up with the latest uses of technology. 

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Keeping up with the latest uses of technology. 

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Children adding strangers to their networks and not having an understanding of the dangers this can pose

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Children adding strangers to their networks and not having an understanding of the dangers this can pose

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Being able to develop as individuals

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Year 1 and 2 pupils using google meet to connect our different primary sites

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Online issues become school issues

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Parents do not parent their children because they are constantly attached to their smart phones

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Children are more tech savvy than their parents

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Negatives: everyone posts the best version of their personal & professional lives. Can lead to self esteem/stress issues in vulnerable individuals

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Negatives: everyone posts the best version of their personal & professional lives. Can lead to self esteem/stress issues in vulnerable individuals

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Encourages collaboration, interactivity.

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Some are unaware of how much time children are spending online and of the dangers and others are aware but they choose to ignore this. The lack of enthusiasm to learn hot to keep their children safe online

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Social media is telling people what they should be interested in so less and less children go looking for new points of interest - popular culture takes over

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Negatives - source of online bullying. Affecting self-esteem.

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Negatives - source of online bullying. Affecting self-esteem.

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The skills they have compared to some of us is remarkable. They know how to do stuff online that we thought were way above their age range. They suprise us!

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Pupils arrive at school with a high level of digital skill which can be refined

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Pupil engagement and motivation
Creativity
Collaboration

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Positive - Skype Clasrooms - Excllenet tool to contact other schools and making new links between schools.

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Children that are "underage" having the freedom (from parents) to use certain apps/online gaming.

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Develops life skills/career skills for future

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Peer pressure
Using inappropriate language
Risks
Parents are not aware what their children are doing online

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Lack of parental interest or concern about their childrens online presence and activities

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Global citizenship
Access to an enormous amount of information

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Challenges - parents not supporting the positive delivery of DCF/digital citenship at school, but allowing inappropriate behaviours at home and deferring them back to school.

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How do ensure children remember all their login details and keep them all safe?

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Concentration
Children struggle concentrating in school due to lack of sleep from gaming late into the night.

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concern:  social media bullying not monitored / regulated so goes under the radar

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concern:  social media bullying not monitored / regulated so goes under the radar

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Positive- develop curiosity and knowledge in a digital world.

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Positive- develop curiosity and knowledge in a digital world.

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Children contacting strangers on Xbox gaming

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Children contacting strangers on Xbox gaming

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Children as young as 5 picking up bad habbits from games that lead to acting out, hurting other children and thinking it's all fine s they do this on the game!

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Not all parents  are aware of what their children are doing online.

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Positive: Develops life skills so children are equipped for their future 

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Positive: Develops life skills so children are equipped for their future 

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The internet brings fresh opportunities for children to extend their general knowledge of topics, subjects and current issues in the world. On the flip side I feel some children know too much about issues that are beyond their years and are able to find out more information and delve deeper into these issues.

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fortnite - foundation phase children using inappropriate language they have heard on fortnite

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Positives - interactivity and engagement

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A Year 2 girl has her own YouTube channel. How do I teach her about keeping herself safe?

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Children as young as 5 uploading video content to You tube without parental knowledge or understandinh

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Challenges-  the amount of time children spend on social media. Bullying, peer pressure from outside school comes into school frequently.
Fantastic teaching and learning tool which promotes creativity and transforms learning. It enables parents to access and support their child's learning.

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Positives: young people have access to social networks that could offer them a sense of belonging/solidarity that otherwise may not be available/known to them.

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Positives: young people have access to social networks that could offer them a sense of belonging/solidarity that otherwise may not be available/known to them.

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Positives -  Develop innovation and curiosity that leads on to new inventions

Negatives - Children and young people might be scared of extending beyond their comfort zone because of the risks involved and the ever growing list of dangers

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Negative /  Positives - Sarah jones Southdown primary.

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Negative /  Positives - Sarah jones Southdown primary.

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Negative
Problems on social media outside of school and it has an impact in school. Parents wont take their children off the apps, but have an expectationof school staff to take all issueson board.

Positive
Online collaboration and opening the world through Skype. You have access to the world and your classroom is more interactive and as a result levels of engagement are high.