Woollard, John (2008) E-safety: evaluation of training materials for initial teacher education. In, BCS Education and Training Forum: e-security in an e-school, London, United Kingdom, 20 Sep 2008. London, UK, British Safety Council, 2pp.
http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/63285/

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Abstract

This briefing paper outlines research undertaken to determine the needs of teachers in training with respect to e-safety in the changing world of online education. It describes the findings and the product that arose from the consideration by academics from four leading initial teacher-training institutes in England. The research, a four month project undertaken across four universities, was commissioned by Childnet International* to identify if and how e-safety education could be incorporated into current initial teacher education programmes. Furthermore, the research sought to assess what were the needs of initial teacher education providers in relation to e-safety education for ICT trainee teachers. The research was funded jointly by Microsoft and the Training and Development Agency for Schools (TDA).

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