Fascinating Fact:
Personal information, like your address, school, or phone number, should be kept private online. Only share it with a trusted adult’s help.
In KS2 ICT, pupils learn how to communicate with others using digital tools such as email, messaging and shared documents. Good online communication is clear, kind and safe, and it also means knowing when to stop, block, or tell a trusted adult.
Key Terms
- Digital communication: Sending or sharing messages using technology, like email or chat.
- Netiquette: Good manners online, such as being polite and thinking before you post.
- Report: Telling a trusted adult or using a reporting button when something online is worrying or unkind.
Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)
How can KS2 pupils communicate safely online?
KS2 pupils can communicate safely by using kind words, keeping messages short and clear, never meeting online-only contacts, and asking a trusted adult for help if anything feels wrong.
What is netiquette in KS2 ICT?
Netiquette in KS2 ICT means using good online manners, for example taking turns in group chats, avoiding rude messages, and thinking before sending or posting.
What should I do if someone is unkind to me online?
If someone is unkind online, do not reply. Save evidence if you can, block or mute the person, and tell a trusted adult or teacher so they can help you report it.
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