Social Media and Children/Students: Challenges - Continuing Professional Development
Social Media and Children: Challenges for Teachers & Professionals
This summer, UCC will offer CPD addressing issues that can arise around Social Media for those working with Children.
These one-day training courses are aimed at teachers, social workers, psychologists, youth workers, club leaders, sports coaches or any other professionals working with children.
Topics covered will include:
Introduction to Social Media (e.g. social networking sites, social messaging apps, video streaming sites)
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What is popular among Irish children
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What are the challenges for organisations/professionals (e.g. online pressures, sexting, happy-slapping, snapchat streaks, mental health issues, screen-time)
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How can organisations/professionals discuss safe use of social media with children
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Resources for use with children
Introduction to Cyber-bullying
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Forms of Cyber-bullying currently experienced by Irish children (e.g. fraping, outing, sub-tweeting)
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The role of the bystander
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How to identify cyber-bullying
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How to deal with cyber-bullying cases
Legal Aspects & Acceptable Use Policies/Anti-Bullying Policies
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Irish law regarding online activities
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Organisation Policies (e.g. AUP, Anti-Bullying, Code of Behaviour)
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Additional aspects that should be incorporated & implementation of policies
Question & Answer Session
Training is delivered by Dr. Maureen Griffin (MGMS Training).

Date and Time
Monday Jul 17, 2017
Places still available on the following dates:
17th July 2017
18th July 2017
14th August 2017
15th August 2017
Location
University College Cork (Brookfield Health Sciences Building)
Fees/Admission
€70 Registration Fee
Contact Information
Katie Sandham, Centre for CPD, UCC
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