Cyber-safety games
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NetAlert
NetAlert is an Australian Government program committed to providing a safe online environment for all families, especially children. NetAlert manages a range of internet safety education programs, as detailed below.
Netty’s World (ages 2 to 7)
Netty is the star of a website and will help you learn about internet safety. Netty lives on the internet in Netty's World and guides you through a range of internet safety issues through Netty's Net Adventure. There are five themes to discover:
- exploring the Net
- getting things off the Net
- using smart phones
- putting work on the Net, and
- making friends on the Net.
Play your way through 
Netty's World.
CyberQuoll (ages 8 to 12)
CyberQuoll is an internet safety program that contains six activities. Each activity focuses on an internet safety issue that you are likely to encounter. It also has resources for teachers.
Go on an epic adventure with CyberQuoll.
CyberNetrix (ages 13 to 16)
CyberNetrix is an internet safety education program that forms part of the NetAlert CyberSafe Schools program and contains interactive activities.
Find out about online dangers through CyberNetrix.
WiseuptoIT (youth)
Wise Up to IT explores the lives of four young people and their experiences on the internet. Four situations. Four victims. Four stories. Many strategies. The website contains video footage as well as other advice and resources.
Find out why virtual reality has become up close and personal through WiseuptoIT (Youth).
ThinkUKnow
ThinkUKnow Australia is an internet safety program that includes the ThinkUKnow Australia website.
ThinkUKnow Australia is a partnership by the Australian Federal Police (AFP), Microsoft Australia and the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA). ThinkUKnow was developed in the UK and is an education initiative by the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre.
The following ThinkUKnow UK websites contain resources targeted for specific age groups:
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| ThinkUKnow - 5 to 7year olds |
ThinkUKnow - 8 to 10 year olds |
ThinkUKnow - 11 to 16 year olds |
