Internet issues
The Most Common Problem
In Google Chrome, there is a world of extensions available to you. Most exist to make your browsing experience better, however, some exist with malicious intent.
If you are experiencing trouble using Google search at school and are told the website is blocked, try disabling unnecessary extensions.
Ensure in the 'Settings' tab of Google Chrome in the 'Search Engine' submenu on the left, that 'google.com.au' is the current search engine used.
Flash Player
Adobe Flash Player is no longer supported and therefore is removed in the Managed Software Install.
Websites with HTML5 negate this need for Adobe Flash Player.
Blocked website in Chrome
Google's Chrome has built security that is not part of the Schools internet protection. An example of Chromes built in protect is pictured below. To get around this protection if you are sure about the site you can do one of two things.
Use Safari or
In Chrome, click on Advanced when you get this message
3. Then click "Proceed to 'Example Website' (unsafe)" at the bottom of the message
Office of the Children's eSafety commission
The Office provides Australians a range of up-to-date information and resources, coupled with a comprehensive complaints system to assist children who experience serious cyberbullying.