Ugdsb.Ca October is K-12 Cyber Awareness Month: Promoting Digital Safety
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- •October is designated as K-12 Cyber Awareness Month.
- •Focus areas include secure digital habits and responsible AI use.
- •Families are encouraged to engage in discussions about online safety.
October 2026 marks K-12 Cyber Awareness Month, focusing on educating students, families, and educators about safe online practices. The campaign emphasizes four key areas: secure digital habits, respect for others online, healthy technology use, and responsible AI engagement. Parents are encouraged to help children protect their digital identities, recognize suspicious online behavior, and maintain a balance between screen time and offline activities. The initiative aims to foster a culture of digital citizenship, where individuals take responsibility for their online actions and support one another in creating safe digital spaces. Resources including videos, tip sheets, and activities are available to assist families in navigating online challenges. The campaign highlights the importance of open discussions about technology use within families.
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