"We have been pleased to contribute to the development of the Teachtoday website and hope that it proves a valuable resource for school staff."
"We’ve worked closely with Teachtoday in an advisory capacity, to assist with helping teachers across Europe to more fully understand students’ digital worlds."
"Childnet support the Teachtoday website. It provides a great resource for teachers and other school staff to find out more about the technologies that children and young people are using, as well as key information and resources that they can use to help keep themselves and their pupils safe."
"Keeping up with technology and our children's appetite for it (and ability to master it) is no easy task. As the largest online network of parents in the UK, Mumsnet is delighted that this resource is going to be available to teachers and those working with young people to help them to help our children."
"NAHT is delighted to be part of the team behind this new website for teachers and all school staff. It is really encouraging to see the Internet and Mobile industry working with education professionals to provide such a useful resource for dealing with some of issues that are now arising through the use of new technology by children."
"The abuse of modern communications technology not only contributes to student on student bullying and increases teacher workload but also provides a vehicle for prejudice-related bullying, harassment of staff and false allegations against them. Teachtoday.co.uk will help raise awareness of this abuse and deliver practical solutions, including references to the use and abuse of technology in health and safety good practice guidance, safety audits and risk assessments."
"The National Education Network (NEN) welcomes the release of Teachtoday Online and mobile technologies offer astonishing opportunities for learning. Teachtoday considers both the personal and professional safety of Teachers alongside resources that can be used in the classroom. Effective and safe use and navigation of the Internet is a valuable life skill for all."
"The South West Grid for Learning is pleased to support the Teachtoday website. As teachers become increasingly aware of the need to protect themselves in the digital world, Teachtoday is a very useful resource to guide, support and answer some of the more challenging questions around e-safety."
"Teachers TV is pleased to supply video content to the Teachtoday website and continue to support teachers in their professional development, knowledge and understanding."
"The UK Council for Child Internet Safety (UKCCIS) welcomes the launch of the Teachtoday website. By bringing together key players, industry has developed an exciting and informative resource for schools that will help them take forward the very important e-safety agenda. We are sure that schools will find the information both useful and enlightening."