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ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label filled the gap in a largely nonexistent pan-European system of support for school staff to ensure that their pupilsâ safety online. Today, thanks to our Community, teachers from across Europe and beyond can consult and share best practices with their peers, while at the same time receiving expert advice and guidance interms
ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative launched in 2012. Its aim is to provide European schools and the extended school ecosystem with: a European-wide accreditation and support service. an online environment and community for teachers, heads of schools, ICT coordinators and school staff. The eSafety Community offers thereforethe
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ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future. ESAFETY LABELSEE MORE ON ESAFETYLABEL.EUESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative that came about because a number of leading companies (Kaspersky Lab, Liberty Global, Microsoft, Telefonica) and European Education Ministries (Belgium-Flanders, Italy and Portugal) joined forces with European Schoolnet to offer support and accreditation for schools on online safety issues.Today the eSafety Label project is supported by theESAFETY LABEL
Email*. Enter a valid, existing email address. Password*. Choose a strong one! Minimum 6 characters. It must contain a mix of letters and at least 1 digit. Confirm password*. Security check*.ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
The School eSafety Policy must be robust and consistent in key eSafety areas, while encouraging pupilsâ awareness of a healthy use of online technologies. Fit for purpose â the School eSafety Policy should be coherent with the AUP and with other safety-related policies within the school, e.g. on child protection, anti-social behaviour orESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label filled the gap in a largely nonexistent pan-European system of support for school staff to ensure that their pupilsâ safety online. Today, thanks to our Community, teachers from across Europe and beyond can consult and share best practices with their peers, while at the same time receiving expert advice and guidance interms
ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative launched in 2012. Its aim is to provide European schools and the extended school ecosystem with: a European-wide accreditation and support service. an online environment and community for teachers, heads of schools, ICT coordinators and school staff. The eSafety Community offers thereforethe
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ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future. ESAFETY LABELSEE MORE ON ESAFETYLABEL.EUESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative that came about because a number of leading companies (Kaspersky Lab, Liberty Global, Microsoft, Telefonica) and European Education Ministries (Belgium-Flanders, Italy and Portugal) joined forces with European Schoolnet to offer support and accreditation for schools on online safety issues.Today the eSafety Label project is supported by theESAFETY LABEL
Email*. Enter a valid, existing email address. Password*. Choose a strong one! Minimum 6 characters. It must contain a mix of letters and at least 1 digit. Confirm password*. Security check*.ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
The School eSafety Policy must be robust and consistent in key eSafety areas, while encouraging pupilsâ awareness of a healthy use of online technologies. Fit for purpose â the School eSafety Policy should be coherent with the AUP and with other safety-related policies within the school, e.g. on child protection, anti-social behaviour orESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label + multiplier Event in Patras, Greece. 17/07/2019. On 21 May 2019, The Computer Technology Institute (CTI) and Press "Diophantus", the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (UoA) and the Regional Directorate of Primary and Secondary Education of Western Greece co-organized an eSafety Label+ Greek national multiplier event in Patras (Greece).ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative that came about because a number of leading companies (Kaspersky Lab, Liberty Global, Microsoft, Telefonica) and European Education Ministries (Belgium-Flanders, Italy and Portugal) joined forces with European Schoolnet to offer support and accreditation for schools on online safety issues.Today the eSafety Label project is supported by theESAFETY LABEL
Research has found that one of the key areas of esafety which is lacking in many schools is that of staff training and awareness (source: The safe use of new technologies â Ofsted 2010 and 360 degree safe self review tool).Schools need to ensure that staff are regularly updated so that they are aware of eSafety issues which are likely to affect them and their pupils.ESAFETY LABEL
Parents play a vital role in the online safety of children and young people. Of course, schools are able to put a great deal in place, they can filter, monitor and also educate, but we have to recognize that many children and young people will have a very different level of access to the internet at home, or via a mobile device, than they willhave at school.
ESAFETY LABEL
Welcome to the eSafety Label portal! In this section, you can find some useful resources on online safety.Does the school have a set of robust policies and practices? School policy. Using mobile devices in schools. Taking and publishing photos and videos at school. Embedding online safety in the curriculum. Information for parents.ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
For general comments or questions, drop us an email at esafetylabel@eun.org. Do you have any specific questions about the accreditation process? First log in and contact your National Coordinator. Are you experiencing any technical issues with any tool or the website itself? Let us know by writing us an email at support@esafetylabel.eu.ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety for Teachers - COVID's New Challenges. 06.04.2021. In this article Lorcan Tuohy, member of the Webwise youth panel (part of the Irish Safer Internet Centre) and BIK Youth Ambassador outlines challenges teachers face while teaching remotely in times of the Covid-19 pandemic. Quotes highlighted in the article are based oninterviews
ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
In one of the workshops, eSafety Label+ partners Thomas Zarouchas and Aris Louvris presented the booklet â Security policies for safer internet â, a collection of policy tips on eSafety issues aimed at parents, teachers and students. The booklet, that was created by the Greek eSafety Label+ Ambassadors, is complemented with a set ofposters
ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label filled the gap in a largely nonexistent pan-European system of support for school staff to ensure that their pupilsâ safety online. Today, thanks to our Community, teachers from across Europe and beyond can consult and share best practices with their peers, while at the same time receiving expert advice and guidance interms
ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative launched in 2012. Its aim is to provide European schools and the extended school ecosystem with: a European-wide accreditation and support service. an online environment and community for teachers, heads of schools, ICT coordinators and school staff. The eSafety Community offers thereforethe
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EUN ID Login. Username. Password. Create an account Forgot EUN IDlogin/password?
ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future. ESAFETY LABELSEE MORE ON ESAFETYLABEL.EUESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative that came about because a number of leading companies (Kaspersky Lab, Liberty Global, Microsoft, Telefonica) and European Education Ministries (Belgium-Flanders, Italy and Portugal) joined forces with European Schoolnet to offer support and accreditation for schools on online safety issues.Today the eSafety Label project is supported by theESAFETY LABEL
Email*. Enter a valid, existing email address. Password*. Choose a strong one! Minimum 6 characters. It must contain a mix of letters and at least 1 digit. Confirm password*. Security check*.ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
The School eSafety Policy must be robust and consistent in key eSafety areas, while encouraging pupilsâ awareness of a healthy use of online technologies. Fit for purpose â the School eSafety Policy should be coherent with the AUP and with other safety-related policies within the school, e.g. on child protection, anti-social behaviour orESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label filled the gap in a largely nonexistent pan-European system of support for school staff to ensure that their pupilsâ safety online. Today, thanks to our Community, teachers from across Europe and beyond can consult and share best practices with their peers, while at the same time receiving expert advice and guidance interms
ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative launched in 2012. Its aim is to provide European schools and the extended school ecosystem with: a European-wide accreditation and support service. an online environment and community for teachers, heads of schools, ICT coordinators and school staff. The eSafety Community offers thereforethe
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EUN ID Login. Username. Password. Create an account Forgot EUN IDlogin/password?
ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future. ESAFETY LABELSEE MORE ON ESAFETYLABEL.EUESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative that came about because a number of leading companies (Kaspersky Lab, Liberty Global, Microsoft, Telefonica) and European Education Ministries (Belgium-Flanders, Italy and Portugal) joined forces with European Schoolnet to offer support and accreditation for schools on online safety issues.Today the eSafety Label project is supported by theESAFETY LABEL
Email*. Enter a valid, existing email address. Password*. Choose a strong one! Minimum 6 characters. It must contain a mix of letters and at least 1 digit. Confirm password*. Security check*.ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
The School eSafety Policy must be robust and consistent in key eSafety areas, while encouraging pupilsâ awareness of a healthy use of online technologies. Fit for purpose â the School eSafety Policy should be coherent with the AUP and with other safety-related policies within the school, e.g. on child protection, anti-social behaviour orESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label + multiplier Event in Patras, Greece. 17/07/2019. On 21 May 2019, The Computer Technology Institute (CTI) and Press "Diophantus", the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (UoA) and the Regional Directorate of Primary and Secondary Education of Western Greece co-organized an eSafety Label+ Greek national multiplier event in Patras (Greece).ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative that came about because a number of leading companies (Kaspersky Lab, Liberty Global, Microsoft, Telefonica) and European Education Ministries (Belgium-Flanders, Italy and Portugal) joined forces with European Schoolnet to offer support and accreditation for schools on online safety issues.Today the eSafety Label project is supported by theESAFETY LABEL
Research has found that one of the key areas of esafety which is lacking in many schools is that of staff training and awareness (source: The safe use of new technologies â Ofsted 2010 and 360 degree safe self review tool).Schools need to ensure that staff are regularly updated so that they are aware of eSafety issues which are likely to affect them and their pupils.ESAFETY LABEL
Parents play a vital role in the online safety of children and young people. Of course, schools are able to put a great deal in place, they can filter, monitor and also educate, but we have to recognize that many children and young people will have a very different level of access to the internet at home, or via a mobile device, than they willhave at school.
ESAFETY LABEL
Welcome to the eSafety Label portal! In this section, you can find some useful resources on online safety.Does the school have a set of robust policies and practices? School policy. Using mobile devices in schools. Taking and publishing photos and videos at school. Embedding online safety in the curriculum. Information for parents.ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
For general comments or questions, drop us an email at esafetylabel@eun.org. Do you have any specific questions about the accreditation process? First log in and contact your National Coordinator. Are you experiencing any technical issues with any tool or the website itself? Let us know by writing us an email at support@esafetylabel.eu.ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety for Teachers - COVID's New Challenges. 06.04.2021. In this article Lorcan Tuohy, member of the Webwise youth panel (part of the Irish Safer Internet Centre) and BIK Youth Ambassador outlines challenges teachers face while teaching remotely in times of the Covid-19 pandemic. Quotes highlighted in the article are based oninterviews
ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
In one of the workshops, eSafety Label+ partners Thomas Zarouchas and Aris Louvris presented the booklet â Security policies for safer internet â, a collection of policy tips on eSafety issues aimed at parents, teachers and students. The booklet, that was created by the Greek eSafety Label+ Ambassadors, is complemented with a set ofposters
ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label filled the gap in a largely nonexistent pan-European system of support for school staff to ensure that their pupilsâ safety online. Today, thanks to our Community, teachers from across Europe and beyond can consult and share best practices with their peers, while at the same time receiving expert advice and guidance interms
ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative launched in 2012. Its aim is to provide European schools and the extended school ecosystem with: a European-wide accreditation and support service. an online environment and community for teachers, heads of schools, ICT coordinators and school staff. The eSafety Community offers thereforethe
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EUN ID Login. Username. Password. Create an account Forgot EUN IDlogin/password?
ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future. ESAFETY LABELSEE MORE ON ESAFETYLABEL.EUESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative that came about because a number of leading companies (Kaspersky Lab, Liberty Global, Microsoft, Telefonica) and European Education Ministries (Belgium-Flanders, Italy and Portugal) joined forces with European Schoolnet to offer support and accreditation for schools on online safety issues.Today the eSafety Label project is supported by theESAFETY LABEL
Email*. Enter a valid, existing email address. Password*. Choose a strong one! Minimum 6 characters. It must contain a mix of letters and at least 1 digit. Confirm password*. Security check*.ESAFETY LABEL
Welcome to the eSafety Label portal! In this section, you can find some useful resources on online safety.Does the school have a set of robust policies and practices? School policy. Using mobile devices in schools. Taking and publishing photos and videos at school. Embedding online safety in the curriculum. Information for parents.ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label filled the gap in a largely nonexistent pan-European system of support for school staff to ensure that their pupilsâ safety online. Today, thanks to our Community, teachers from across Europe and beyond can consult and share best practices with their peers, while at the same time receiving expert advice and guidance interms
ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative launched in 2012. Its aim is to provide European schools and the extended school ecosystem with: a European-wide accreditation and support service. an online environment and community for teachers, heads of schools, ICT coordinators and school staff. The eSafety Community offers thereforethe
ABOUT - ESAFETY LABELSEE MORE ON ESAFETYLABEL.EUESAFETY LABEL
EUN ID Login. Username. Password. Create an account Forgot EUN IDlogin/password?
ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future. ESAFETY LABELSEE MORE ON ESAFETYLABEL.EUESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative that came about because a number of leading companies (Kaspersky Lab, Liberty Global, Microsoft, Telefonica) and European Education Ministries (Belgium-Flanders, Italy and Portugal) joined forces with European Schoolnet to offer support and accreditation for schools on online safety issues.Today the eSafety Label project is supported by theESAFETY LABEL
Email*. Enter a valid, existing email address. Password*. Choose a strong one! Minimum 6 characters. It must contain a mix of letters and at least 1 digit. Confirm password*. Security check*.ESAFETY LABEL
Welcome to the eSafety Label portal! In this section, you can find some useful resources on online safety.Does the school have a set of robust policies and practices? School policy. Using mobile devices in schools. Taking and publishing photos and videos at school. Embedding online safety in the curriculum. Information for parents.ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label + multiplier Event in Patras, Greece. 17/07/2019. On 21 May 2019, The Computer Technology Institute (CTI) and Press "Diophantus", the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (UoA) and the Regional Directorate of Primary and Secondary Education of Western Greece co-organized an eSafety Label+ Greek national multiplier event in Patras (Greece).ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative that came about because a number of leading companies (Kaspersky Lab, Liberty Global, Microsoft, Telefonica) and European Education Ministries (Belgium-Flanders, Italy and Portugal) joined forces with European Schoolnet to offer support and accreditation for schools on online safety issues.Today the eSafety Label project is supported by theESAFETY LABEL
Parents play a vital role in the online safety of children and young people. Of course, schools are able to put a great deal in place, they can filter, monitor and also educate, but we have to recognize that many children and young people will have a very different level of access to the internet at home, or via a mobile device, than they willhave at school.
ESAFETY LABEL
Research has found that one of the key areas of esafety which is lacking in many schools is that of staff training and awareness (source: The safe use of new technologies â Ofsted 2010 and 360 degree safe self review tool).Schools need to ensure that staff are regularly updated so that they are aware of eSafety issues which are likely to affect them and their pupils.ESAFETY LABEL
Welcome to the eSafety Label portal! In this section, you can find some useful resources on online safety.Does the school have a set of robust policies and practices? School policy. Using mobile devices in schools. Taking and publishing photos and videos at school. Embedding online safety in the curriculum. Information for parents.ESAFETY LABEL
For general comments or questions, drop us an email at esafetylabel@eun.org. Do you have any specific questions about the accreditation process? First log in and contact your National Coordinator. Are you experiencing any technical issues with any tool or the website itself? Let us know by writing us an email at support@esafetylabel.eu.ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety for Teachers - COVID's New Challenges. 06.04.2021. In this article Lorcan Tuohy, member of the Webwise youth panel (part of the Irish Safer Internet Centre) and BIK Youth Ambassador outlines challenges teachers face while teaching remotely in times of the Covid-19 pandemic. Quotes highlighted in the article are based oninterviews
ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
In one of the workshops, eSafety Label+ partners Thomas Zarouchas and Aris Louvris presented the booklet â Security policies for safer internet â, a collection of policy tips on eSafety issues aimed at parents, teachers and students. The booklet, that was created by the Greek eSafety Label+ Ambassadors, is complemented with a set ofposters
ESAFETY LABEL
Make sure your school has a clear photograph and image policy, regardless of whether this is a statutory obligation in your country. Ensure that the policy also covers the use of images on social media (by both the school and parents/pupils).ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label filled the gap in a largely nonexistent pan-European system of support for school staff to ensure that their pupilsâ safety online. Today, thanks to our Community, teachers from across Europe and beyond can consult and share best practices with their peers, while at the same time receiving expert advice and guidance interms
ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative launched in 2012. Its aim is to provide European schools and the extended school ecosystem with: a European-wide accreditation and support service. an online environment and community for teachers, heads of schools, ICT coordinators and school staff. The eSafety Community offers thereforethe
ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future. ABOUT - ESAFETY LABELSEE MORE ON ESAFETYLABEL.EUESAFETY LABEL
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The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative that came about because a number of leading companies (Kaspersky Lab, Liberty Global, Microsoft, Telefonica) and European Education Ministries (Belgium-Flanders, Italy and Portugal) joined forces with European Schoolnet to offer support and accreditation for schools on online safety issues.Today the eSafety Label project is supported by theESAFETY LABEL
Welcome to the eSafety Label portal! In this section, you can find some useful resources on online safety.Does the school have a set of robust policies and practices? School policy. Using mobile devices in schools. Taking and publishing photos and videos at school. Embedding online safety in the curriculum. Information for parents.ESAFETY LABEL
Email*. Enter a valid, existing email address. Password*. Choose a strong one! Minimum 6 characters. It must contain a mix of letters and at least 1 digit. Confirm password*. Security check*.ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label filled the gap in a largely nonexistent pan-European system of support for school staff to ensure that their pupilsâ safety online. Today, thanks to our Community, teachers from across Europe and beyond can consult and share best practices with their peers, while at the same time receiving expert advice and guidance interms
ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative launched in 2012. Its aim is to provide European schools and the extended school ecosystem with: a European-wide accreditation and support service. an online environment and community for teachers, heads of schools, ICT coordinators and school staff. The eSafety Community offers thereforethe
ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future. ABOUT - ESAFETY LABELSEE MORE ON ESAFETYLABEL.EUESAFETY LABEL
EUN ID Login. Username. Password. Create an account Forgot EUN IDlogin/password?
ESAFETY LABELSEE MORE ON ESAFETYLABEL.EUONLINE SAFETY CLASSONLINE SAFETY COURSESONLINE SAFETY TRAINING LMSE SAFETYFREE ONLINE SAFETY TRAININGE SAFETY LINEESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative that came about because a number of leading companies (Kaspersky Lab, Liberty Global, Microsoft, Telefonica) and European Education Ministries (Belgium-Flanders, Italy and Portugal) joined forces with European Schoolnet to offer support and accreditation for schools on online safety issues.Today the eSafety Label project is supported by theESAFETY LABEL
Welcome to the eSafety Label portal! In this section, you can find some useful resources on online safety.Does the school have a set of robust policies and practices? School policy. Using mobile devices in schools. Taking and publishing photos and videos at school. Embedding online safety in the curriculum. Information for parents.ESAFETY LABEL
Email*. Enter a valid, existing email address. Password*. Choose a strong one! Minimum 6 characters. It must contain a mix of letters and at least 1 digit. Confirm password*. Security check*.ESAFETY LABEL
Thanks to the eSafety Label accreditation process, you can assess your school against a set of criteria to determine areas of strength and weakness and highlight aspects of online safety that need further developments. The eSafety Label approach considers three distinct areas of online safety â infrastructure, policy and practice.ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label + multiplier Event in Patras, Greece. 17/07/2019. On 21 May 2019, The Computer Technology Institute (CTI) and Press "Diophantus", the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (UoA) and the Regional Directorate of Primary and Secondary Education of Western Greece co-organized an eSafety Label+ Greek national multiplier event in Patras (Greece).ESAFETY LABEL
Parents play a vital role in the online safety of children and young people. Of course, schools are able to put a great deal in place, they can filter, monitor and also educate, but we have to recognize that many children and young people will have a very different level of access to the internet at home, or via a mobile device, than they willhave at school.
ESAFETY LABEL
The School eSafety Policy must be robust and consistent in key eSafety areas, while encouraging pupilsâ awareness of a healthy use of online technologies. Fit for purpose â the School eSafety Policy should be coherent with the AUP and with other safety-related policies within the school, e.g. on child protection, anti-social behaviour orESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
Research has found that one of the key areas of esafety which is lacking in many schools is that of staff training and awareness (source: The safe use of new technologies â Ofsted 2010 and 360 degree safe self review tool).Schools need to ensure that staff are regularly updated so that they are aware of eSafety issues which are likely to affect them and their pupils.ESAFETY LABEL
For general comments or questions, drop us an email at esafetylabel@eun.org. Do you have any specific questions about the accreditation process? First log in and contact your National Coordinator. Are you experiencing any technical issues with any tool or the website itself? Let us know by writing us an email at support@esafetylabel.eu.ESAFETY LABEL
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Make sure your school has a clear photograph and image policy, regardless of whether this is a statutory obligation in your country. Ensure that the policy also covers the use of images on social media (by both the school and parents/pupils).ESAFETY LABEL
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The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative launched in 2012. Its aim is to provide European schools and the extended school ecosystem with: a European-wide accreditation and support service ABOUT - ESAFETY LABELSEE MORE ON ESAFETYLABEL.EUESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
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The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative that came about because a number of leading companies (Kaspersky Lab, Liberty Global, Microsoft, Telefonica) and European Education Ministries (Belgium-Flanders, Italy and Portugal) joined forces with European Schoolnet to offer support and accreditation for schools on online safety issues.Today the eSafety Label project is supported by theESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
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Join the eSafety Community. Welcome to the eSafety Label portal! Explore the eSafety Label concept, read what online safety is all about, browse through our latest news and read what other happy âeSafetyLabel-ersâ are saying about us.ESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative launched in 2012. Its aim is to provide European schools and the extended school ecosystem with: a European-wide accreditation and support service ABOUT - ESAFETY LABELSEE MORE ON ESAFETYLABEL.EUESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
EUN ID Login. Username. Password ESAFETY LABELSEE MORE ON ESAFETYLABEL.EUONLINE SAFETY CLASSONLINE SAFETY COURSESONLINE SAFETY TRAINING LMSE SAFETYFREE ONLINE SAFETY TRAININGE SAFETY LINEESAFETY LABEL
The eSafety Label is a European Schoolnet initiative that came about because a number of leading companies (Kaspersky Lab, Liberty Global, Microsoft, Telefonica) and European Education Ministries (Belgium-Flanders, Italy and Portugal) joined forces with European Schoolnet to offer support and accreditation for schools on online safety issues.Today the eSafety Label project is supported by theESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
Answering the question will prove this is a genuine request and not automated software. I declare that I have read and accept the EUN Partnership AISBL legal statements and privacy policy*ESAFETY LABEL
In a world where education is increasingly reliant on technology and online tools, it is essential that schools provide an online environment where students and staff can make the most of the internet while staying free from its risks.ESAFETY LABEL
eSafety Label + multiplier Event in Patras, Greece. 17/07/2019. On 21 May 2019, The Computer Technology Institute (CTI) and Press "Diophantus", the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (UoA) and the Regional Directorate of Primary and Secondary Education of Western Greece co-organized an eSafety Label+ Greek national multiplier event in Patras (Greece).ESAFETY LABEL
While safety is the responsibility of every teacher in the school, the School eSafety Policy needs to have one single lead person responsible for its implementation, review and action.ESAFETY LABEL
Parents play a vital role in the online safety of children and young people. Of course, schools are able to put a great deal in place, they can filter, monitor and also educate, but we have to recognize that many children and young people will have a very different level of access to the internet at home, or via a mobile device, than they willhave at school.
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eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Champion â eSafety Label+: Become the next eSafety Championâ is an Erasmus+ project aiming to mobilise and foster the exchange of knowledge and best practices among a wide community of European teachers and other school actors to better equip schools for a safe and responsible digital future.ESAFETY LABEL
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Research has found that one of the key areas of esafety which is lacking in many schools is that of staff training and awareness (source: The safe use of new technologies â Ofsted 2010 and 360 degree safe self review tool).Schools need to ensure that staff are regularly updated so that they are aware of eSafety issues which are likely to affect them and their pupils.ESAFETY LABEL
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Make sure your school has a clear photograph and image policy, regardless of whether this is a statutory obligation in your country. Ensure that the policy also covers the use of images on social media (by both the school and parents/pupils).English
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CHANGE OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS AND PRIVACY POLICY Dear users, we would like to inform you that the Terms and conditions and Privacy Policy of the eSafety Label portal have changed in July 2018. Please, review them before continuing your activity on the portal. JOIN THE ESAFETY COMMUNITY Welcome to the eSafety Label portal! Explore the eSafety Label concept, read what online safety is all about, browse through our latest news and read what other happy âeSafetyLabel-ersâ are saying about us. It is time for you to join! Click here to join the eSafety Label Community where youâll find out more about the application and self-assessment process.Join us
WHAT IS ONLINE SAFETY? Before you go on with the eSafety Label, make sure you dig deeper! Does your school ensure online safety for students and staff? What we understand by online safety and how the eSafety Label can help you make the most of modern technology while minimising risks?Read more
WHAT IS THE ESAFETY LABEL? The eSafety Label aims to help schools assess their approach to online safety, to ensure the safest possible environment for their pupils. For more details on how it works and why it is important for yourschool, read on:
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WHAT THEY'RE SAYING ABOUT USJAN DE CRAEMER
We used to have a lot of one off activities: campaigns on this or that topic or threat; a lesson plan here and a toolbox there. What was lacking, however, was a sustainable framework where schools could actually develop a comprehensive policy on all the issues concerned. The eSafetyLabel offers precisely this and helps schools to pay attention to different aspects of online safety. Jan de Craemer, eSafety Label National Coordinator Flemish Ministry of Education and Training, BelgiumMILAN HAUSNER
To me, eSafety Label is a valuable tool to primarily prevent harmful activities on the internet and being an eSafety Label+ Ambassador gives me and my team a chance to promote this fantastic project together with the principles of security in its deeper aspects. Milan Hausner, Principal and eSafety Label+ Ambassador Municipality of Prague 3, Czech RepublicCARLA SOARES
After all the hard work and my commitment to improving online safety in my school since 2014, becoming an eSafety Label+ Ambassador has so far been incredibly gratifying. What is more, I have access to a European team with whom I can share information, experiences and bestpractices.
Carla Soares, teacher and eSafety Label+ Ambassador ColĂ©gio do Sagrado Coração de Maria, Portugal GEORGIOS ERRIKOS HLAPANIS With online threats becoming an ever increasing part of our lives, the eSafety Label and the protection it offers in terms of guidance, protocols, etc. has never been more relevant for todayâs schoolecosystems.
Georgios Errikos Hlapanis, eSafety Label+ Ambassador Headteacher of the 2nd Lyceum of Kos, GreeceELSA BELO
Nowadays we need to prepare teens to perform in jobs which still donât exist today, which means we also need to address issues which are still not tackled in the curriculum. I think this is where the eSafety Label comes and plays a crucial role in sharing best practicesacross Europe!
Elsa Belo, eSafety Label+ PartnerDGE, Portugal
CHARMAINE BUTTIGIEG
The best part of eSafety Label is that it can be a vehicle for children, to take their newly acquired skills and knowledge on online safety at home - therefore not only taking advantage of ICT tools to the fullest in perfect safety but perhaps even sharing these skillswith their parents!
Charmaine Buttigieg, eSafety Label National CoordinatorMalta
THOMAS ZAROUCHAS
The most inspiring aspect of my work with eSafety Label + Ambassadors was to see the teachersâ commitment to the eSafety Label concept and the kind of motivation I saw in their efforts to become involved even further by promoting it and actively contributing to it. Thomas Zarouchas, eSafety Label+ partner Computer Technology Institute and Press "Diophantus", GreeceZDENÄK ZĂLIĆ
eSafety Label+ is more than just a project about online safety for teachers, schools and pupils, it ultimately concerns parents as well!! ZdenÄk ZĂĄliĆĄ, eSafety Label and eSafety Label+ partner NĂĄrodnĂ centrum bezpeÄnÄjĆĄĂho internetu, z.s., Czech Rep.SABRINA VORBAU
Online safety plays an important role in todayâs digital society, but with trends and issues changing as fast as they appear it is hard to keep up. The eSafety Label provides practical solutions to this challenge and helps schools to build their own eSafety eco-system. Sabrina Vorbau, eSafety Label Project Coordinator European Schoolnet, BelgiumMARC DURANDO
The eSafety Label filled the gap in a largely nonexistent pan-European system of support for school staff to ensure that their pupilsâ safety online. Today, thanks to our Community, teachers from across Europe and beyond can consult and share best practices with their peers, while at the same time receiving expert advice and guidance in terms of how their online safety policies, infrastructure and practice can be improved. Marc Durando, Executive Director European Schoolnet, BelgiumAll testimonials
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