The online resource centre is your one-stop shop for Cybersmart resources.
All resources are available free of charge and can be downloaded, viewed on the site, ordered via the Cybersmart order form or over the phone on 1800 880 176.
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All Cybersmart resources are available free of charge and can be downloaded, viewed online, ordered via the Cybersmart order form or over the phone on 1800 880 176.
Cybersafety resources brochure
The ACMA’s Cybersmart program offers a comprehensive range of information and resources about cybersafety, designed to meet the needs of children, parents, teachers and libraries.
Cybersmart Guide for Families
Knowing how to use the internet safely is essential to having a positive online experience. This booklet provides practical advice and information on safe internet use.
- Cybersmart Guide for Families - Download only (not available to order) (PDF 842KB), (HTML)
Cybersmart Guide for Library Staff
this booklet provides information, support and tools to effectively promote internet safety in Australian public libraries.
- Cybersmart Guide for Library Staff - Download only (not available to order) (PDF 1.4MB),(HTML)
Guide to online safety
Hints and tips for parents, teens and kids about operating safely in an online environment.
Cyber rules: stay safe and have fun on the internet
Perfect for home, schools or libraries, this is a fun reminder of the rules for staying safe online.
Who will find what you post online?
A2 poster– Think before you post
- Think before you post (PDF 842Kb)
- Description of poster: Think before you post (HTML)
It's more than a game
A2 poster – It’s more than a game it’s your life
Set of 5 x A3 posters
- FYI – Stay safe when you’re online (general cybersafety message)
- LOL – You don’t need a black eye to be bullied (cyberbullying)
- OMG – Some things were never meant to be shared (sexting)
- #FAIL – Do you really want everyone to see that? (digital reputation)
- CU@ - Not everyone needs to know where you are (location based services)
All cyberbullying resources are available free of charge and can be downloaded, viewed online, ordered via the Cybersmart order form or over the phone on 1800 880 176.
Trolling information poster
Quick reference advice to help Australian children and youth protect themselves and others against the impacts of trolling.
Say no to cyberbullying!
An overview of cyberbullying and how it can be addressed by parents, teens and kids.
Set of 5 x A3 posters
- FYI – Stay safe when you’re online (general cybersafety message)
- LOL – You don’t need a black eye to be bullied (cyberbullying)
- OMG – Some things were never meant to be shared (sexting)
- #FAIL – Do you really want everyone to see that? (digital reputation)
- CU@ - Not everyone needs to know where you are (location based services)
Tagged
When a group of high-school friends post a rumour about a rival it sparks a chain reaction that leaves no one untouched. In this short film, cyberbullying, sexting, filmed fights and police action ensue — will these friends avoid being tagged forever?
Hector’s World
Using the internet is a lot of can be fun but being smart online can sometimes be hard! Hector and his friends show you how to use your computer, the internet and phone safely.
Cyber Quoll
Watch the Quoll cousins as they experience the pitfalls and triumphs of being cybersmart on the internet. In six fun cartoon adventures, they give helpful hints and tips for staying safe.
Let’s Fight It Together
This short film provides an overview of how cyberbullying might occur, who it involves, the impact it can have, and how it might be resolved.
How cybersmart are you?
Your children have never known a world without the internet. Knowing the risks is as important as knowing how to help your children stay safe online. This short video gives you the facts, figures, and helpful advice.
Parents guide to online safety
Designed for parents, this interactive, online guide offers age-appropriate strategies to help keep your children and teens safe online.
Cybersmart Access
is a set of games that help reinforce cybersafety messages for children with special education needs. Each game is accompanied by units of work with engaging lessons and activities developed by special education needs educators.
All digital reputation resources are available free of charge and can be downloaded, viewed online, ordered via the Cybersmart order form or over the phone on 1800 880 176.
Set of 5 x A3 posters
- FYI – Stay safe when you’re online (general cybersafety message)
- LOL – You don’t need a black eye to be bullied (cyberbullying)
- OMG – Some things were never meant to be shared (sexting)
- #FAIL – Do you really want everyone to see that? (digital reputation)
- CU@ - Not everyone needs to know where you are (location based services)
Tagged
When a group of high-school friends post a rumour about a rival it sparks a chain reaction that leaves no one untouched. In this short film, cyberbullying, sexting, filmed fights and police action ensue — will these friends avoid being tagged forever?
How cybersmart are you?
Your children have never known a world without the internet. Knowing the risks is as important as knowing how to help your children stay safe online. This short video gives you the facts, figures, and helpful advice.
Cybersmart Access
is a set of games that help reinforce cybersafety messages for children with special education needs. Each game is accompanied by units of work with engaging lessons and activities developed by special education needs educators.
All e-security resources are available free of charge and can be downloaded, viewed online, ordered via the Cybersmart order form or over the phone on 1800 880 176.
Hector's World
Using the internet is a lot of fun but being smart online can sometimes be hard! Hector and his friends show you how to use your computer, the internet and phone safely.
CyberQuoll
Watch the Quoll cousins as they experience the pitfalls and triumphs of being cybersmart on the internet. In six fun cartoon adventures, they give helpful hints and tips for staying safe online.
Netbasics
Meet the Jones family, a pretty average family who enjoy everything the internet has to offer. Follow their adventures as they battle some of the darker elements of the internet.
Staying e-secure
While banking online at an internet cafe, Scott leaves his computer to check out a game on another computer. But is this a good idea? Hannah gives him the low down.
How cybersmart are you?
Your children have never known a world without the internet. Knowing the risks is as important as knowing how to help your children stay safe online. This short video gives you the facts, figures, and helpful advice.
Parents guide to online safety
Designed for parents, this interactive, online guide offers age-appropriate strategies to help keep your children and teens safe online.
All resources on how to deal with offensive content are available free of charge and can be downloaded, viewed online, ordered via the Cybersmart order form or over the phone on 1800 880 176.
Dealing with offensive content
provides parents, teens and kids with some proactive ways to deal with offensive content online.
Parents guide to online safety
Designed for parents, this interactive, online guide offers age-appropriate strategies to help keep your children and teens safe online.
All mobile phone resources are available free of charge and can be downloaded, viewed online, ordered via the Cybersmart order form or over the phone on 1800 880 176.
Cybersmart Access
is a set of games that help reinforce cybersafety messages for children with special education needs. Each game is accompanied by units of work with engaging lessons and activities developed by special education needs educators.
Mobile phone safety
offers helpful advice for parents, teens and kids to address the issues related to mobile phone use.
All netiquette resources are available free of charge and can be downloaded, viewed online, ordered via the Cybersmart order form or over the phone on 1800 880 176.
Hector's World
Using the internet is a lot of fun but being smart online can sometimes be hard! Hector and his friends show you how to use your computer, the internet and phone safely.
CyberQuoll
Watch the Quoll cousins as they experience the pitfalls and triumphs of being cybersmart on the internet. In six fun cartoon adventures, they give helpful hints and tips for staying safe online.
Cybersmart Access
is a set of games that help reinforce cybersafety messages for children with special education needs. Each game is accompanied by units of work with engaging lessons and activities developed by special education needs educators.
All personal information resources are available free of charge and can be downloaded, viewed online, ordered via the Cybersmart order form or over the phone on 1800 880 176.
Hector’s World
Using the internet is a lot of can be fun but being smart online can sometimes be hard! Hector and his friends show you how to use your computer, the internet and phone safely.
How cybersmart are you?
Your children have never known a world without the internet. Knowing the risks is as important as knowing how to help your children stay safe online. This short video gives you the facts, figures, and helpful advice.
Parents guide to online safety
Designed for parents, this interactive, online guide offers age-appropriate strategies to help keep your children and teens safe online.
Cybersmart Access
is a set of games that help reinforce cybersafety messages for children with special education needs. Each game is accompanied by units of work with engaging lessons and activities developed by special education needs educators.
CyberQuoll
Watch the Quoll cousins as they experience the pitfalls and triumphs of being cybersmart on the internet. In six fun cartoon adventures, they give helpful hints and tips for staying safe online.
All sexting resources are available free of charge and can be downloaded, viewed online, ordered via the Cybersmart order form or over the phone on 1800 880 176.
Sexting
provides parents, teens and kids with some pointers for dealing with sexting and the associated legal and social issues.
Set of 5 x A3 posters
- FYI – Stay safe when you’re online (general cybersafety message)
- LOL – You don’t need a black eye to be bullied (cyberbullying)
- OMG – Some things were never meant to be shared (sexting)
- #FAIL – Do you really want everyone to see that? (digital reputation)
- CU@ - Not everyone needs to know where you are (location based services)
Tagged
When a group of high-school friends post a rumour about a rival it sparks a chain reaction that leaves no one untouched. In this short film, cyberbullying, sexting, filmed fights and police action ensue — will these friends avoid being tagged forever?
Parents guide to online safety
Designed for parents, this interactive, online guide offers age-appropriate strategies to help keep your children and teens safe online.
All social networking resources are available free of charge and can be downloaded, viewed online, ordered via the Cybersmart order form or over the phone on 1800 880 176.
Trolling information poster
Quick reference advice to help Australian children and youth protect themselves and others against the impacts of trolling.
Socialising on the internet
Social networking is essential in most teenagers’ lives. This brochure provides tips for parents, teens and kids to help address issues and stay safe when social networking.
CyberQuoll
Watch the Quoll cousins as they experience the pitfalls and triumphs of being cybersmart on the internet. In six fun cartoon adventures, they give helpful hints and tips for staying safe online.
How cybersmart are you?
Your children have never known a world without the internet. Knowing the risks is as important as knowing how to help your children stay safe online. This short video gives you the facts, figures, and helpful advice.
Cybersmart Access
is a set of games that help reinforce cybersafety messages for children with special education needs. Each game is accompanied by units of work with engaging lessons and activities developed by special education needs educators.
For teachers and other educators, additional teacher resources are available.