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This article guides the setting up of Content Aware settings to enhance student safety by blurring inappropriate or harmful images.
Set up Content Aware
- In School Manager, go to Filtering > Content Aware.
- Select one or more of the Categories.
| Category | Definition and Examples |
|---|---|
| Gore |
Graphically violent content, including:
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| Pornography |
Explicit and adult content, including:
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| Intimate Apparel |
Objectification of the opposite sex, including:
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- Select a Sensitivity Level.
| Sensitivity Level | Impact |
|---|---|
| Low |
Fewer images are blurred, resulting in fewer false positives. |
| Medium |
More accurate than low sensitivity, with a moderate number of false positives. |
| High | Most images are blurred, leading to a higher chance of false positives. |
- (Optional) Select Guilt by Association. This setting prevents displaying potentially inappropriate content by associating all images with the identified problematic images. For example, if 6 out of the first 12 images on a page are deemed inappropriate, Content Aware will blur all images from this search.
- (Optional) Add Excluded Domains. This setting allows specific trusted websites to bypass the blurring process. For example, allowing educational websites like khanacademy.com ensures Content Aware won’t blur all images on that website.
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Up to 50 domains can be excluded.
- Select Apply.
Important
If this is the first time setting up Content Aware, you can now deploy it using one of the following methods:
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