Social media ban and the impact on schools
Presented by Katherine Jones and Morgan Lane
This session delves into current trends and proposed regulatory changes, examines how the social media ban affects student communication and school policies.
The Australian Government is proposing laws that introduce a minimum age for access to social media to protect children and young people from online harms and the negative impact social media may have on health and well-being.
Join Katherine Jones and Morgan Lane as they delve into current trends and proposed regulatory changes, examines how the social media ban affects student communication and school policies and offers legal insights into the privacy and cyber challenges faced by educational institutions today.
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