How could I teach my class to examine the benefits and risks associated with being online e.g. (using games, apps, websites)?

• The eSafety Commissioners’ Online Safety Guide for parents and carers and Media Smarts Digital Citizenship Guide  describe the benefits and risks of being online and how to get help if students have negative experiences when being online.
• The eSafety Guide has information about games, apps and social media including how to protect your information and report inappropriate content.
• LegalAID WA’s  ‘R U Legal?’ Program includes information for young people, a fact sheet for parents, legal advice for about sexting, image-based abuse, filming young people fighting, and cyberbullying. It also includes information about the legal consequences if young people break these laws.