Explore the latest developments concerning ABC Learnings’ Eddy.
The ABC Learning boss will appear on the childcare circuit for the nation’s operators.
The nation’s childcare operators were recently sent out an invitation for a conference this week in Surfers Paradise. It’s organised by Childcare Concepts with the title: “Strengthening, scaling and safeguarding childcare businesses in a changing market”.
And top-billing for its “national masterclass series”? That would be bankrupted ABC Learning childcare centres founder Eddy Groves.
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Parents, schools and clubs regularly post images of children to social media platforms and websites.
While this may support connection with family and friends, promote school or sports activities or celebrate children’s achievements, there can be unintended consequences.
In its latest advice, the eSafety Commissioner notes how the rise of AI tools has “significantly escalated” safety risks around sharing photos and videos online.
On Tuesday, the eSafety Commissioner said it had seen a rise in reports of imagery harvested from school social media accounts or websites being used in AI-generated abuse.
What role do trusted adults play in making children visible online? And what should parents think about before they post images of their kids?
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One of Australia’s largest childcare providers has banned class photos, citing child safety concerns, leaving photography businesses scrambling and disappointed parents without the treasured keepsakes.
Across the country, childcare centres are in a state of upheaval after a string of abuse incidents led to sweeping reforms banning staff from carrying mobile phones, smartwatches, tablets or any device capable of taking or transmitting images of children. It also created new rules on where photos and videos of children could be stored.
For Goodstart Early Learning, which has more than 660 centres across Australia, the risk of photographs beyond its control being manipulated is too high at present.
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