11/2/2014 Safer Internet Day #SID2014: A WISE KIDS workshop on behalf of Welsh Government for Swansea Deaf Young People & Youth Workers

A story in Tweets - full blog site coming soon.

Working with deaf young people in Swansea deliberating on what is good about the Internet #SID2014 cc @DEFFO_Cymru pic.twitter.com/Y0xtsS9rXu
— Sangeet Bhullar (@sangeet) February 11, 2014

Deaf youth workers in Swansea discussing the Internet and its role in youth work #SID2014 pic.twitter.com/qaBiK07dJy
— Sangeet Bhullar (@sangeet) February 11, 2014

Fab trainer @wisekids pic.twitter.com/i12eWEDmke
— DEFFO! (@DEFFO_Cymru) February 12, 2014

@RobinsTalbot @DEFFO_Cymru @wisekids I did and everyone did, excellent trainer and a great informative course..Look forward working together
— cathie r-talbot (@Cathiet79) February 13, 2014

Two new films with BBC Webwise - Feb 11th 2014 #SID2014

I have been delighted to work with the lovely people from the BBC Learning team like recently on 2 films for BBC Webwise for Parents which were launched for Safer Internet Day 2014 on Feb 11th 2014.

Parenting Online: Know Your Child

and Parenting online: controls, locks and chat

This is a tweet from the filming (which was with the lovely @gpeakall):

Just finished working with the fab BBC learning film crew and a family in Liverpool today. pic.twitter.com/0qhOPAIyiR
— Sangeet Bhullar (@sangeet) December 21, 2013

Guardian Live on #esafety: How can schools engage students in e-safety? Tuesday 4 February, 2014

Following on from the November 2013 livechat on eSafety, I was kindly invited to be one of a series of panelists taking part in the Guardian hosted live chat - this time on the topic:

How can schools engage students in e-safety?
Unfortunately, I was unable to participate 'live' due to a massive accident on the M4 which prevented me from getting back in time. It seems to have been a great discussion, and I added a couple of points afterwards.