Online Safety slides
18 slide sets by 18 users
This Online Safety page on GoConqr gathers a small set of user-made slides on sharing information, digital footprints and online payments. School students can use them to practice online safety topics, while teachers can find material for lessons. The resources are mainly at secondary level. Choose a slide set to get started.
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- Digital citizenship and online ethics94
- Digital footprints and online identity57
- Personal data protection and privacy96
- Passwords and authentication59
- Cybersecurity and malware46
- Cybercrime and identity theft24
- Phishing and online scams35
- Social media safety45
- Email and online chat safety16
- Cyberbullying and online trolling67
- Online grooming and sexting44
- Online shopping and advertising18
- Computer health and physical safety31
- Online safety in schools and organisations25
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About online safety slides
GoConqr OriginalWhat the online safety slides cover
These slide sets explore different situations and questions. One looks at sharing information online, while another considers the risks of free Wi-Fi at a doctor’s office. Digital Footprints by Alexander Jones introduces the information that can be revealed through a digital footprint. Other slides cover cyberbullying, passwords and online payments.
How to study with slides
Start with a slide set on sharing information online if you want a broad question to think about: who can see what you share? Then try Exam Qs - Sophie to consider why someone might use a third-party payment site. Read the question, pause to plan your answer and compare it with the explanation in the slides.
After working through a topic, switch to a quiz on the Online Safety unit page to practice answering questions. If you want a written explanation to study alongside the slides, try the notes there. Pick a topic and explore the slides at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which slide set should I start with?
The slide set on sharing information online is a useful starting point if you want to think about who can see information you share. For an exam-style question, try Exam Qs - Sophie, which asks about using a third-party payment site.
Are these slides free to use?
Yes. Every slide set listed on this page is free to open and study, and you do not need an account to use it. The slides were made by GoConqr users, so you can explore different ways of presenting online safety topics.
Who are these slides for?
The collection is mainly at secondary level. School students can use the slides to study topics such as sharing information, cyberbullying and digital footprints. Teachers can also look through the slide sets for material to support lessons on online safety.