Australian Communications and Media Authority standards.The department follows both Australian and international standards for the installation and use of technology, including wi-fi in schools: In recent years, there has been much discussion about the possible effects of electromagnetic radiation on human health, including both radio frequency (RF) and power frequency electromagnetic fields (EMF). Be vigilant and keep an eye on what your child is doing. Please remember, as a parent or caregiver you play an important role in helping your children have safe and positive experiences online. Cybersafety in Queensland state schools.Help for students, parents and school staff.There are a number of online resources for parents and caregivers to help support their child’s online experiences. Vigilance is vital regardless of the device your child is using to access the internet.
Parents are reminded that filtering and monitoring systems are not foolproof and do not replace the need for parental supervision when children are online. Parents/caregivers can request to reduce the level of filtering restrictions on their child’s device by speaking with their school and accepting the risks associated with increasing their access. Students accessing the internet at home on a school device, will continue to experience internet filtering comparable to their experience at school. Students can speak with their teacher if they believe an evaluation of a website or web application should be completed. The department ensures websites and web applications are blocked if they are inappropriate, malicious, illegal, dangerous or conflict departmental policy. What online services are unblocked or blocked (PDF, 176KB) for students. Categories are assigned to web pages and web applications based on site content. Through the internet filtering system Symantec WebFilter, the type of content that students may be exposed to while online is restricted by the system’s website categorisation process.Īccess restrictions are enforced by filtering categories and policies. The department has a responsibility in ensuring the safety of students while using the internet at school and on any school-provided device. Parents should contact their school for more details. OneDrive is only available at OneDrive enabled schools. The application offers access to 5TB of storage, and an expanded suite of Office Online web applications, including OneNote, Word, PowerPoint and Excel. Students can access their files from school and home. It provides a place on the internet where school-related files can be securely stored, shared and synced.
OneDrive for Business is an integral part of Microsoft Office 365. School’s determine when they will provide the details of the email account to students. The department provides all Queensland state school staff and students with an Education Queensland email account hosted in Microsoft Office 365.Īll emails sent to and from Queensland state school students are scanned by Microsoft's automated systems to identify viruses, phishing scams, spam and other malicious materials. Information and user guides for BYOxLink.The internet at school Currently selected.Transport assistance for students with disability.Supporting your English as an additional language or dialect child.Do you need help with literacy and numeracy?.Literacy and numeracy resources and activities.Supporting students with additional needs.Students living in rural and remote areas.Communication between school and parents.
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