School Resource Officer / Law Enforcement Social Media Training Course
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School resource officers and law enforcement officers are faced with conflict from social media every day. This course will help SROs and LEOs learn about how the most popular social media apps and sites work.
What we cover in this training:
- 25+ dangers SROs and LEOs need to know
- 100+ popular teen apps SROs and LEOs need to know
- How to talk with students to keep them safe online
- A hidden screen time feature inside of iPhones and Androids (and how to activate it)
- A hidden part of the YouTube app to limit screen time
- A dangerous Snapchat feature (and how to turn it off)
- How to brand Instagram in a positive way
- How TikTok can change a student’s online footprint
- How to change a student's relationship with Fortnite (and how violent video games can impact them)
- How someone got fired with one post (and how to not repeat it)
- How students can Google themselves the way colleges will
- Why students someday need a portfolio/website
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This is great info, thanks for giving me some ideas on how to start a dialogue with my teen!
Sharon M.
Parent VIP Member
Josh's presentation about social media was unbelievably fantastic. Our students learned so much about what kids should and shouldn't be doing. The fact that it is such a thoughtful process made it all worthwhile.
Director of College Advising
Educator Webinar Attendee
This webinar is a very helpful eye-opener on the apps that are popular with my students.
Irene C.
Educator Webinar Attendee
Parents and Teachers: This app is listed in the SmartSocial.com Green Zone.
We believe this app is a STARTING POINT for your student, but that you must monitor your student on every app they are on. Join our weekly newsletter to learn about the 100+ App Reviews at SmartSocial.com
Parents and Teachers: Please note this app is listed in the SmartSocial.com Gray Zone.
Parents should participate in these apps with students to keep them safe.
Join our weekly newsletter to learn about the 100+ App Reviews at SmartSocial.com
Parents and Teachers: This app is listed in the SmartSocial.com Red Zone. We believe this app is not safe for students to use without adult supervision. Join our weekly newsletter to learn about the 100+ App Reviews at SmartSocial.com
Parents and Teachers: This app is listed as a Dangerous Social Media Challenge. Knowing about social media challenges before your teen does can help you keep them safe before an incident occurs. Join our weekly newsletter to learn about the 100+ App Reviews at SmartSocial.com
Table of Contents
25+ dangers SROs and LEOs need to know training video
What we're covering in this video:
- Social media safety issues educators are facing
- How bullying can go wrong - How to help students report issues early
- The impact social media has on student mental health
- How to reduce negative social media posts and help a student build a positive online presence
- How to protect your school’s online brand in the event something goes wrong
100+ popular teen apps SROs and LEOs need to know training video
What we're covering in this video:
- How to get find what you need at SmartSocial.com
- The most popular apps for teens
- How to recognize the dangers of the apps
How to talk with students to keep them safe online training video
What we're covering in this video:
- A hidden screen time feature inside of iPhones and Androids (and how to activate it)
- A hidden part of the YouTube app to limit screen time
- A dangerous Snapchat feature (and how to turn it off)
- How to brand Instagram in a positive way
- How TikTok can change a student’s online footprint
- How to change a student's relationship with Fortnite (and how violent video games can impact them)
- How someone got fired with one post (and how to not repeat it)
- How students can Google themselves the way colleges will
- Why students someday need a portfolio/website
Conclusion
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