ACCE submission to public consultation to "enhancing online safety for children"

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2014

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Henderson, M.
de Zwart, M.

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Australian Educational Computing, 2014; 29(1)

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Michael Henderson, Melissa de Zwart

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This paper investigates the place of trust in a school context and its importance in achieving the aims of schooling, “namely high academic performance and positive affects among members of the school community” (Forsyth, 2008). The role of trust in the use of technology and technological change is examined. Literature is surveyed in the fields of trust in the school community and trends that are impacting technology use in schools. The concept of collaborative and participatory culture in particular is examined. Digital citizenship is presented as a necessary component of an educational technology program. Some general suggestions for developing a culture of trust are presented.

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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.

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