Schools
Online Media Law for schools is the only education project of its kind to offer pupils, parents, and staff a comprehensive overview of the legal and ethical risks of social media and digital communications.
Dr Holly Powell-Jones has delivered sessions for several thousand children and adults in schools since she began her training in 2013, and has PhD level expertise in youth understandings of digital and online risks.
What’s covered?
Content includes legislation, examples and case studies relevant to:
Indecent images and the law IBSA (so-called ‘sexting’, ‘revenge porn’, ’upskirting’, etc.) and digital sexual offences
Malicious or grossly offensive material, hate speech and the limits of freedom of expression online
Threats, abuse and digital harassment (‘cyberbullying’ law)
Contempt of court risks and rights to anonymity
Defamation (libel), privacy and copyright issues online
Ethics, reputation, and the ‘digital footprint’
Useful resources, including links to relevant case studies, can be supplied via email to schools after a session on request. Copies of Powerpoint presentations can also be made available on request.
Staff & Parents’ sessions are also available. To find out more or to request a booking, click to get in touch:
Format
Interactive assembly presentations for large groups or year groups
Workshop style class-size interactive sessions
Presentations and training sessions for school staff, governors and/or parents after school
Resources (video, PDF booklets, etc.) and lesson plans for teachers to use in the classroom
Rates
Workshop rates vary according to client needs, with reduced rates available for non-profit and charitable organisations.
Please click ‘Get In Touch’ to discuss a booking.