CyberCops: Air Dogs User Survey
Sample:
Findings:
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91% of educators rated the response of their Grade 8 students to CyberCops: Air Dogs as positive.
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100% of respondents felt CyberCops: Air Dogs raised their Grade 8 students’ awareness about their personal safety associated with Internet use.
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94% of educators indicated that their overall ability to teach their students about risks and safety issues associated with Internet use was increased by CyberCops: Air Dogs.
What our respondents had to say:
“In what way(s) do you feel that CyberCops: Air Dogs is successful in helping Grade 8 students learn about Internet safety?”
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“This is the computer age. So anything using this teaching method is definitely effective with youth.”
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“The Air Dogs program is an excellent resource while developing a new Internet Safety program for our Grade 7 & 8 students.”
CyberCops: Mirror Image User Survey
Sample:
Findings:
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95% of respondents rated the response of their Grade 7 students to CyberCops: Mirror Image as positive.
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100% of respondents felt CyberCops: Mirror Image helped their Grade 7 students develop problem-solving and decision-making skills regarding their personal safety associated with Internet use.
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100% of respondents felt that CyberCops: Mirror Image made it easier for them to meet the curriculum requirements for Health and Physical Education in the area of Personal Safety and Injury Prevention.
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Overall, how would you rate your Grade 7 students’ response to CyberCops: Mirror Image?
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What our respondents had to say:
“In what way(s) do you feel that CyberCops: Mirror Image is successful in helping Grade 7 students learn about Internet safety?”
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“The resource drove home the idea of protecting yourself, protecting your computer, and turning to a trusted adult”
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“It really opened their eyes to how easily they can be exploited”
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“Uses a real life situation allowing the students to make connections and relate to their own experiences as many use the internet to chat and meet new friends”
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“Kid friendly; user-friendly; realistic/stainable; fun”
Thank you to all who participated, your time and effort was greatly appreciated!
For more information, comments, or questions please contact us at COPS@ophea.net.
