Toolkit
Materials for this project will be finalized and available in 2026! Feel free to contact us if you would like to be notified.
Introduction to Online Safety Presentation
The first presentation in the Cyber Safe Schools series, Introduction to Online Safety, will introduce key concepts including the positive and negative aspects of technology, strategies for building online privacy, the importance of digital literacy, how companies share personal data, and essential online and social media safety principles.
Online Solicitation & Sextortion | Version 1 Presentation
The second presentation, Online Solicitation and Sextortion, (Grades 4th-6th), will help students understand grooming and how it works, recognize the tactics predators use, define online solicitation, review relevant state laws, and identify risks associated with inappropriate texting.
Online Solicitation & Sextortion | Version 2 Presentation
The second presentation, Online Solicitation and Sextortion, (Grades 7th+), will help students understand grooming and how it works, recognize the tactics predators use, define online solicitation, review relevant state laws, and identify risks associated with inappropriate texting ("sexting").
Level Up: Outsmart Gaming Risks Presentation
The third presentation, Level Up: Outsmart Gaming Risks, will address both the advantages and disadvantages of online gaming, explain the concept of doxing, describe how identity theft and data breaches can occur, introduce issues of harassment and cyberbullying, and share best practices for staying safe while gaming online.
Cyberbullying Presentation
The fourth presentation, Cyberbullying, will explore the differences between cyberbullying and cyber-harassment, explain what cyberstalking is, highlight at least three effects of cyberbullying, introduce the concept of deepfakes, and discuss how to establish healthy boundaries online.
Community Presentation
The Community Presentation is a culminating session designed for parents and caregivers, providing a comprehensive overview of the Cyber Safe Schools program. This presentation will highlight key concepts in online safety, equip adults with practical tools and resources to help monitor and guide youth online activity, and offer strategies for fostering open, healthy conversations about digital behavior.
Community Presentation Handout
This handout is part of the fifth presentation, Community Presentation, and reinforces key concepts introduced during the session.Children today grow up in a connected world where learning, play, and friendship often happen
online. Learn about the issues your child may encounter online.
Victim-Centered Language
When discussing any type of victimization, it is important to use victim-centered language. With cyberbullying, online harassment, and sextortion there are specific considerations that can help avoid misconceptions and empower victims. This document includes guidance on language that you should be aware of when talking with any audience about online safety.
Self-Paced Online Training for Facilitators
This self-paced course is designed to teach facilitators how to implement the Cyber Safe Schools program. The course provides an overview of the program, information on navigating the website, strategies for leading discussions, and activities Cyber Safe Schools program in their school or organization.