Digi has announced the nine winners of its CyberSAFE in Schools ‘Be Smart, Use Heart’ Video Challenge 2017.
The two-month video challenge called for all Malaysian primary and secondary students aged 7 to 18 to develop and submit a YouTube video of not more than three minutes that explore issues related to cyberbullying according to the students’ own interpretation.
The winners were recognised in the Anugerah Pembestarian Sekolah 2017 event held recently, each walking away with RM400 worth of merchandise.
The nine winners are:
Primary School Category
Amanda Evita John (SK Tampasuk II) – Amanda
Ki Jing Yang (SJKC Chung Hua) – Stop Cyber Bully
Muhammad Najwan Aiman Bin Abd Samad (SK Bekoh) – Be Smart Use Heart: Hentikan Buli Siber
Lower Secondary School Category
Muhammad Aniq Ihsan Bin Izham (SMK Bukit Gambir) – Pembulian Siber di Media Sosial
Syed Syazwi Rafiuddin Bin Syed Ibrahim (SMK Taman Desa 2) – CyberSAFE in School ‘Be Smart, Use Heart’
Haryz Bin Hanif Suhairi (SM Sains Tuanku Syed Putra) – Fenomena Buli Siber
Upper Secondary School Category
Haziq Mursyidi Bin Hadzri (SMK Syed Sirajuddin) – CyberSAFE in Schools
Muhammad Thoha Bin Ismail (SMK Skudai) – Buli Siber
Ahmad Nazrin Bin Shamsudin (SMK Ajil)
Philip Ling, Digi’s Programme Manager for CyberSAFE said, “This year, we received quite a number of great videos for this challenge and are actually amazed with the creativity and perspective in which the participants discussed cyberbullying and relevant issues in their respective videos. This initiative is part of our continuous efforts to build digital resilience and foster responsible digital citizenship among our schoolchildren.”
CyberSAFE in Schools programme started in 2011, is a joint initiative with the Ministry of Education Malaysia, CyberSecurity Malaysia and Digi to improve awareness, build capacity and empower students and teachers with digital resiliency and citizenship skills to stay safe on the internet. Through a series of workshops and trainings, the programme engages schoolchildren, teachers and parents to help children learn about safe online practices and positive digital citizenship.
