Register your Purple Picnic today and help children escaping violence feel safe and supported this Alannah & Madeline Day.
Now in its first full term, the eSmart eHUB is continuing to build momentum as a growing online community of practice for educators across Victoria. The eHUB has been designed to bring educators together to connect, collaborate, and strengthen practice in digital literacy and online safety.
We see the eHUB as a dedicated space where educators can ask questions, share ideas, and explore real-world challenges faced in school communities. Importantly, it provides opportunities to pose questions not only to fellow educators, but also directly to eSmart Advisors, alongside access to exclusive resources and professional learning materials that are not published elsewhere.
A reminder for eContacts: Now is a great time to register additional staff as school users so they can access the eHUB and take part in the conversation. Additional users can be added via the Account tab at the top of your portal landing page.
Our vision for the eSmart eHUB is that it becomes a truly educator driven space—one where strong relationships between eSmart educators across the state enable peer support, shared problem solving, and collective expertise around digital literacy and online safety. The more educators who are involved, the richer and more valuable the community becomes.
Join the eSmart eHUB today by clicking the “Join eHUB now” tab along the top of your eSmart portal and start building connections that support and strengthen your school’s approach to digital literacy and online safety.
On Wednesday 11 March, we brought educators and our development partner, Sitback, together for an energising Project Fair Go discovery workshop—designed to put the voices of educators at the heart of this project.
At the end of Term 2, two of our eSmart platforms are being replaced with new and improved resources. We explain what’s happening and why, and how to save your data before the switch happens.
The eSAT is now one year old. New to eSAT? Complete it to guide your eSmart journey in 2026. Returning schools are encouraged to complete it again to compare results, track progress, and keep focus where it matters most.
