Online Safety Awareness Activities for Safer Selfies
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Spot the mistake: Activity and Discussion
Why wouldn’t you post these pictures online
Fingerprint Fish:
Activity and Discussion
Make a fingerprint scale
on the fish
Pass the Picture: Activity and Discussion
In groups add details to the picture you have been given – these
can be funny, fashionable or freaky!
Also write down the
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Furthest places/countries you have visited
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Different countries where you have friends/relatives living
Pass the Picture: Activity and Discussion
What did your picture look like in the end?
If it was a picture of you that got changed how would you feel?
How far would it have travelled if you sent it to all your
friends/family
Spot the Difference
Spot the Difference
Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sch_WMjd6go
Discussion
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Was it a good idea to take a photo of his willy?
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Was it nice of his friend to send it on?
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Do you think you could get into trouble for sending or having
pictures of someone with their private parts showing?
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What should be the sea smart rules for safer selfies
Meet Selphire
Selphire loves to take pictures – not of herself
but of you! She particularly likes pictures that
are embarrassing or can be easily changed. She
then uses her lightning speed to spread your
selfies across the internet so other people can
laugh at you or find out your personal
information.
How to defeat Selphire - GoFISH
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Think carefully before you post or send any pictures online
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What could that picture tell someone about you
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Is that picture rude, embarrassing or hurtful
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Set your privacy settings high to help prevent your pictures being seen by
people you don’t know
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Don’t post or send pictures or videos of yourself that you wouldn’t be
happy for the world (or your gran) to see
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Engage in various activities and discussions aimed at promoting awareness about online safety, especially when sharing selfies. Explore topics like spotting mistakes, adding details to pictures in groups, discussing sending private images, and setting sea smart rules for safer selfies. Dive into thought-provoking questions about photo sharing etiquette and the implications of spreading personal images online. Join Selphire in her mission to educate on responsible photo sharing practices.
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GOFISH Module 3 SAFER SELFIES
Spot the mistake: Activity and Discussion Why wouldn t you post these pictures online
Fingerprint Fish: Activity and Discussion Make a fingerprint scale on the fish
Pass the Picture: Activity and Discussion In groups add details to the picture you have been given these can be funny, fashionable or freaky! Also write down the Furthest places/countries you have visited Different countries where you have friends/relatives living
Pass the Picture: Activity and Discussion What did your picture look like in the end? If it was a picture of you that got changed how would you feel? How far would it have travelled if you sent it to all your friends/family
Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sch_WMjd6go
Discussion Was it a good idea to take a photo of his willy? Was it nice of his friend to send it on? Do you think you could get into trouble for sending or having pictures of someone with their private parts showing? What should be the sea smart rules for safer selfies
Meet Selphire Selphire loves to take pictures not of herself but of you! She particularly likes pictures that are embarrassing or can be easily changed. She then uses her lightning speed to spread your selfies across the internet so other people can laugh at you or find out your personal information.
How to defeat Selphire - GoFISH Think carefully before you post or send any pictures online What could that picture tell someone about you Is that picture rude, embarrassing or hurtful Set your privacy settings high to help prevent your pictures being seen by people you don t know Don t post or send pictures or videos of yourself that you wouldn t be happy for the world (or your gran) to see If in doubt give an adult a shout!
