Be deadly online

  • Educator
  • Supporting a young person
  • Secondary student
  • Primary student
  • Foundation–Year 2
  • Years 3–6
  • Years 7–12
  • Resource
  • Lesson plan
  • Video
  • Poster
  • Website
  • Cyberbullying
  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
  • Race

Stories from mob in language and tips to help students be deadly online, including topics such as online safety, dealing with image-based abuse, dealing with tech abuse, online family violence, and online abuse and racism. 

Animations and posters

This animation and poster series, developed with Indigenous writers, covers bullying, cyberbullying, sexting, digital reputation and respect for others online. Follow the different stories and learn how cyberbulling, sexting and social media comments can affect you and your community.

An illustration with the words "Be deadly online: Make good choices. Make your mob proud!"

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Be deadly online resources are available on the eSafety Commissioner website

Classroom resources 

These classroom resources explore cyberbullying, sexting, digital reputation, respect for others and how to seek help. Resources include lesson plans, short videos and posters created with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples for their own communities.

For First Nations families

Young people sometimes need our help to make good choices online. Use these tips to help you and your family be deadly online

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