Digital Demons, aims to help educators empower teachers and their school communities to be safe, responsible, and savvy as they navigate this fast-paced digital world. The four week program kicks off on the 26th August with a Professional Day for teachers, who will be the key drivers to facilitating the program in schools.

Jack Watts is the ambassador for the program, and actively participates, sharing his own experiences with the online world.

The digital age brings with it great online educational, social and entertainment resources and experiences.  There are now almost 17 million online users in Australia - that's almost 80 per cent of our population - so using a computer or your mobile to access the Internet has become an integral part of our day-to-day lives.



The program empowers teachers by providing them with media rich curriculum resources so that they are able to confidently deliver and address the real issues in the cyber world in their teaching and learning programs.  Teachers will be provided with;

- A day of professional development which focuses on 
- Promoting citizenship in the digital age
- An overview of current research and issues being experienced online by young people
- Best practice in digital citizenship resources and responses in schools 
- A comprehensive teacher handbook, containing a scope and sequence of units, a series of lesson plans and multimedia resources 
- A student resource, providing student activities linking in with VELS

Students will strive to obtain a Digital Demons License through a series of online and practical activities.  The program will conclude with an event celebrating the students’ learning and achievements.

Robyn Treyvaud, founder of CyberSafe Kids, will facilitate the professional development program for teachers and will be instrumental in the development of the program.  Robyn is the Director of Global Education for IKeepSafe working with schools and their communities nationally and internationally in the area of cyber safety.

If you would like to be a part of Digital Demons Plus, click here to express your interest.

Schools that are already reaping the rewards of Digital Demons Plus include:
Timbarra P-9 College, Clyde Primary School, Chalcot Lodge Primay School, Hillsmeade Primary School, Rangebank Primary School, Amsleigh Park Primary School, Carrum Downs Primary, Bayles Regional Primary School, Croydon Primary School, Hampton Park Primary School , Frankston Primary School, Epsom Primary, Brentwood Park Primary School, Fleetwood Primary School, Doncaster Gardens Primary School, Ceres Primary School, Albany Rise Primary School, Albany Rise Primary School, Cairnlea Park Primary School, Cairnlea Park Primary School, Ballarat North Primary School, Edithvale Primary, Edithvale Primary, Narre Warren South P-12, Mossgiel Park Primary School, Devon Meadows Primary School and Courtenay Gardens Primary School.


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