Welcome to eSmart
eSmart is Australia's trusted provider of online safety education. Schools, educators, and families can get free, updated resources aligned with the national curriculum to help keep learners safe, smart, and responsible online.
Resources by age group
Our program offers a series of engaging, age-appropriate activities focused on digital citizenship and media literacy. Aligned with the Australian Curriculum (Version 9.0), these activities equip learners with the essential skills and knowledge required to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly.
Lower primary
Years: Foundation - 2 / Ages 4 - 6
Explore digital citizenship activities geared towards ages 4-6. These include story time, role-playing, safe device usage, and play-based lessons.
Middle primary
Years: 3 - 4 / Ages 7 - 9
Choose from a range of digital citizenship activities for ages 7-9, focusing on artificial intelligence, safe device usage, and respectful online conduct.
Upper primary
Years: 5 - 6 / Ages 10 - 12
Provide upper primary learners with resources that address misinformation and disinformation, promote appropriate online behaviour, tackle cyberbullying, and ensure data privacy.
Resources by risk areas
Our program embraces a tech-positive approach, recognising the immense benefits of technology, while also addressing the risks learners face online. Explore our offerings across the four common online safety risk areas: content, contact, conduct, and compulsion.
Content
Learners may encounter inappropriate or harmful material online. These activities are designed to guide learners in navigating and critically evaluating online material.
Contact
Student contact online may involve potentially harmful interactions. These activities are designed to guide safe online communication, privacy settings, and the setting of internet interaction boundaries.
Conduct
Learners' online behaviour refers to the actions and interactions engaged in while using digital platforms. These activities are designed to guide positive online behaviours and promote responsible digital citizenship.
Compulsion
Compulsion refers to excessive digital device use among learners, impacting mental health, academics, and social life. These activities are designed to promote healthy tech habits.
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Resources for parents and caregivers
DigiTalk resources support Australian families to develop a generation of safe and strong digital citizens, who are capable and compassionate. These resources support children, young people, and those who care for them to successfully and safely navigate the digital world.
