Digital Health Check is Coming
At the end of June, eSmart will launch a new tool aimed at testing and improving online safety and digital literacy for Year 7-10 students.
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At the end of Term 2, two of our eSmart platforms are being replaced with new resources. eSmart Digital Licence+ and Media Literacy Lab will be replaced by the resources on be.esmart.org.au, which is currently live, and the soon-to-be-launched Digital Health Check.
We are very excited about these new offerings, which continue eSmart’s mission of supporting children’s online safety and digital literacy with new content that is updated regularly. But the change does mean that you have a limited time to complete the modules on the outgoing platforms and save any data or resources you want to keep before they go offline.
Once Digital Licence+ becomes inactive, you will no longer be able to access any of the Coordinator, Educator or Student dashboards.
So, if there is information you want to retrieve from them, now is the time to log on and do so.
Do this via the ‘Class Report’ button.
Do this via the ‘View Report’ option in the ‘Action’ tab of a student’s licence information.
Do this by accessing the ‘Class Report’ button
Do this via the ‘Print Class Sheet’ button.
This includes, for each module:
Read this article to learn more about Digital Health Check.
At the end of June, eSmart will launch a new tool aimed at testing and improving online safety and digital literacy for Year 7-10 students.
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