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Identifying phishing and fake content can be harder than you think.
- Phishing is an attempt to trick you into giving up your personal information by pretending to be someone you know.
- Fake content may be fake news or Deep Fake / AI generated content
Can you tell what’s fake?
We’ve not provided links here, but aim to collate a snapshot of safeguarding related news articles:
Adobe Express For Education – Free for Schools
- Can take over management of many needs that schools currently manage in Microsoft Publisher – allowing a simple transition as Publisher comes end-of-life in October 2026 with pdf editor, mail merge and bulk creation tools.
- Can enhance teaching and learning with simple, powerful digital creativity tools.
- Comes with Copyright licenced content that you are free to use and publish as your own
And
- Can be a great tool to introduce and frame conversations around the use of Generative AI and Copyright.
Nicole O’Connor, Education Community Lead (Europe) and Kevin Sait, Tech Evangelist (Europe) joined us for a webinar in April 2026 to highlight what and how you can make the most of Adobe Express.
Contact support@theictservice.org.uk for any questions and enjoy the resources that were shared throughout this session:
NB – The webinar content starts at 19 secs – use the chapters to jump to specific topics
Additional links shared during the session:
- Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSiE) Proposed revisions 2026
- Professionals Online Safety Helpline – UK Safer Internet Centre
- Report Remove | NSPCC
- Resources launched to help support young people with SEND to Thrive Online – UK Safer Internet Centre
- Generative Artificial Intelligence in Education (Gov.uk)
- Ofsted Inspector Subject Crib Sheets