Cyber Safety Articles

This month, Brainstorm Productions were thrilled to be part of EduTECH Australia, an international conference and expo, which brings educational providers together to discuss, inspire and exchange ideas.  Attendees at EduTECH shared the latest in digital technology, e-learning, robotics, and

By Amy Williams – Guest Contributor   As teachers, the battles we are fighting these days, together with parents, to keep children safe, can feel impossible to beat at times, due to the internet which, along with the good, has

New Survey Reveals Aussies Spend more time with Screens than Quality Time with Family and Friends. A NEW national survey from R U OK? has revealed Australians spend an average of 46 hours of their weekly downtime looking at their

The origin of the ancient art form theatre first appears in the 3rd century BC and was used in festivals that honoured the Greek god Dionysus. Digital citizenship, on the other hand, was only established during the 1990’s technology boom,

Research shows that one in five Australian young people aged 12 to 17 have been the target of cyber bullying. While Brainstorm Productions have been touring their student wellbeing programs for over 30 years, their first cyber safety theatre productions

Brainstorm Productions is proud to be an education partner for Privacy Awareness Week 2015. This annual event is designed to promote awareness for privacy issues and the importance of the protection of personal information. Check out these great privacy tips from

Recently we had the great pleasure of performing our cyber bullying program ‘Cyberia‘ at Cairns State High School. The program is designed to empower students to address bullying, cyber bullying and digital responsibility through a live in-school theatre performance and

There is no doubt that online usage has grown significantly over the past 10 years. Social media, online shopping and mobile usage is increasing at lightning speed, especially among kids and teens. The impact of all this technology brings with

Facebook – what’s public and what’s not? ALERT: Facebook have changed their privacy settings again. If you are under the age of 18 and have a Facebook account your profile isn’t automatically private anymore. In fact, if you don’t update