Safe Is Savvy

The internet is a very big place. This means it can be hard to find what you need. For the final episode of this season of Safe Is Savvy, Greg Gebhart, Senior Education Trainer at the office of the eSafety Commissioner joins the podcast to help us hone our critical literacy skills, so we can surf the web in a way that most benefits us.Follow Along:Follow Little Dreamers on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3eWw2qZJoin the Dreamers Hub: https://bit.ly/2ZQH78JCheck out eSafety Commissioner: https://www.esafety.gov.au/Follow our producers, The Peers Project: https://bit.ly/3jy4tbl

When the old ways of doing things go digital, there is always an adjustment period. Before computers, doctors’ offices and hospitals had whole rooms dedicated to storing paper records. These records were slowly replaced with computers, and now these records are online. Today’s guest, Dr Steve Hambleton, has been a key player in this process: taking our medical records online, whilst keeping them accessible and safe. Dr Steve joins the podcast to discuss the ways in which MyHealthRecord, the government’s online summary of your medical history, can assist medical practitioners, and how to generally best manage your medical information online.Follow Along:Follow Little Dreamers on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3eWw2qZJoin the Dreamers Hub: https://bit.ly/2ZQH78JCheck out My Health Record: https://www.myhealthrecord.gov.au/Follow our producers, The Peers Project: https://bit.ly/3jy4tbl

The internet is for everyone. But in order for everyone to be able to use the internet, it needs to employ universal design, a concept explored by this episode of Safe Is Savvy’s guest Stephanie Agnew from Get Skilled Access. A sight-impaired internet user, Stephanie joins the podcast to advocate for the simple things we can all do to make the internet more accessible and inclusive. The duty to make the internet more inclusive and accessible doesn’t just rest with web designers.Follow Along:Follow Little Dreamers on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3eWw2qZJoin the Dreamers Hub: https://bit.ly/2ZQH78JCheck out Get Skilled Access: https://getskilledaccess.com.au/Follow our producers, The Peers Project: https://bit.ly/3jy4tbl

What crumbs have you left online? In your browsing and your posting, what have you left behind? In this episode of Safe Is Savvy, Jarrad Langdon from Jala Design joins us to discuss online footprints. Specifically, how we can audit our public profiles, and better decide how and when to provide private information. The reality of our information being available online forever is a scary one, but with better behaviours, we can protect ourselves.Follow Along:Follow Little Dreamers on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3eWw2qZJoin the Dreamers Hub: https://bit.ly/2ZQH78JCheck out Jala Design: https://www.jaladesign.com.au/Follow our producers, The Peers Project: https://bit.ly/3jy4tbl

Bullying and harassment take different forms in the physical world - and the digital space is no exception. In this episode of Safe Is Savvy, Jayde Petrie from Project Rockit joins us to discuss cyber-harassment. How it differs from cyber-bullying, how to spot if it’s happening to us - and what we can do to protect ourselves online. It’s a worthwhile discussion on an increasingly pervasive problem online.Follow Along:Follow Little Dreamers on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3eWw2qZJoin the Dreamers Hub: https://bit.ly/2ZQH78JCheck out Project Rockit: https://projectrockit.com.auFollow our producers, The Peers Project: https://bit.ly/3jy4tbl

Adults and kids can be mean - and nowhere is that more apparent than the digital world. And while it might seem like some comments are better off shrugged off as light-hearted “fun”, there’s no denying that our words or actions online have a real-world impact. To talk about the nuances of cyberbullying - and what to do if it happens to you - we’re joined by Jayde Petrie, Lead Team Coordinator at Project Rockit.Follow Along:Follow Little Dreamers on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3eWw2qZJoin the Dreamers Hub: https://bit.ly/2ZQH78JLearn more about Project Rockit: https://projectrockit.com.au/Follow our producers, The Peers Project: https://bit.ly/3jy4tbl

With the rise of apps and online dating making it easier than ever to match, swipe and connect with prospective partners, we can start forming genuine bonds with people before we’ve even had that first real-life date. But how much do you share about yourself before you meet someone? And does online dating really lead to happy-ever-afters? Joining us to chat through the ups and downs of dating in the digital age is Hannah Baker, co-host of the Whinge podcast.Follow Along:Follow Little Dreamers on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3eWw2qZJoin the Dreamers Hub: https://bit.ly/2ZQH78JListen to Whinge podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/whinge/id1573151924Follow our producers, The Peers Project: https://bit.ly/3jy4tbl

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Socialising online seems like a fairly normal way to connect in the present day – with great friendships being formed on social media platforms, online forums, through gaming and more every day. Not everyone using these platforms has such good intentions, though. In this episode, Trent Ray from the Cyber Safety Project chats with us about staying safe when you’re socialising online – whether you’re spotting a catfish, or giving cyber bullying the block.Follow Along:Follow Little Dreamers on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3eWw2qZJoin the Dreamers Hub: https://bit.ly/2ZQH78JLearn more about Cyber Safety Project: https://cybersafetyproject.com.au/Follow our producers, The Peers Project: https://bit.ly/3jy4tbl