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This webinar will provide school leaders and teachers with practical guidance and advice on identifying and recognising the signs associated with fake profiles and catfishing and how to protect themselves and their pupils against falling victim to online scams.
Creating a fake profile is easy on most platforms and can often fool others, particularly children and young people, into believing a lie. Ofcom found that more than a fifth of 12-17s were unable to detect a fake online social media profile, with a quarter believing the profile picture and posted photos proved it was real. Given that victims of catfishing often experience a detrimental impact on mental health, it’s important pupils have the right skills to be able to detect fact from fiction.
In this webinar, Jonathan Taylor, an international online safety, social media and online grooming expert, explores the concept of fake profiles and catfishing, the harmful impact they can have on others and how to build digital resilience and critical thinking skills in children and young people.
Understanding what fake profiles and catfishing are, what they involve and what drives individuals online to set up these accounts
Recognising the signs of fake profiles and catfishing, as well as what to look out for if contacted by a suspicious social media account
Identifying the main characteristics of a fake profile and appropriate steps to take in order to stay protected when contacted by an unknown user online
Understanding the dangers of being catfished and why teenagers should avoid creating fake profiles themselves
Recognising what to do when a fake profile may be suspected and how to reduce the risk associated with engaging with online accounts that aren’t legitimate
This webinar discusses what school settings can do to encourage a more open dialogue in which students talk about their online lives – giving trusted adults the best chance to offer advice, develop beneficial preventative safeguarding strategies and offer support when needed.
This webinar discusses what school settings can do to encourage a more open dialogue in which pupils talk about their online lives – giving trusted adults the best chance to offer advice, develop beneficial preventative safeguarding strategies and offer support when needed.
This webinar discusses what nursery settings can do to encourage a more open dialogue in which pupils talk about their online lives – giving trusted adults the best chance to offer advice, develop beneficial preventative safeguarding strategies and offer support when needed.
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Designed by education professionals to meet the statutory online safety statutory duties outlined in Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) September 2022.
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