Online Safety Poster

• Computing
• Lower Secondary (Key Stage 3)

Online Safety Poster

What is the connection?

Key Objective

I can explain how to stay safe and respectful online, and show this by creating an online safety poster.

Outcomes:

All: Identify key rules for staying safe online and respectful when using media.

Most: Explain why these rules matter and apply them when designing a poster.

Some: Evaluate different online behaviours, justifying safe vs unsafe choices, and create a persuasive, well-designed poster.

Everything I post online is private.

Justify your position with a real example.

Agree

Disagree

It’s always safe to share pictures with friends.

Justify your position with a real example.

Agree

Disagree

Online arguments don’t matter in real life.

Justify your position with a real example.

Agree

Disagree

Task - Create a poster from a Visualisation Diagram

What is a Visualisation Diagram?

A visualisation diagram is a planning tool used mainly in creative media, IT and design projects. It’s a rough drawing or plan that shows what a product might look like and how different elements will be arranged.

Task - Create the poster

Your Task: Use Canva to design an A3 Online Safety Poster.

You must follow the visualisation diagram while creating the poster.

Include the 4 key pillars:

• Staying Safe 🔒
• Netiquette 🤝
• Sharing Media 📤
• Trusting Content ✅

Add a catchy tagline (e.g. “Think Smart, Stay Safe, Be Kind!”).

Use icons, colour and layout to make your poster clear and persuasive.

Upload your completed image here...

Vote for your favourite poster from the 3 your teacher selected from the previous task.

Poster 1

Poster 2

Poster 3

If you had another chance to create your poster, what would you change and why?