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February 6 is National Internet Safety Day. Here is Google's advice on how to keep your child safe.
To make the most of the Internet, kids need to be prepared to make smart decisions. Be Internet Awesome teaches kids the fundamentals of digital citizenship and safety so they can explore the online world with confidence.
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15 NETIQUETTE RULES FOR STUDENTS
Your students are on the Internet. Help them use it appropriately with these 15 Netiquette Rules. -
Cyber Crime Prevention Techniques put out by the United States Army
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Social Media Guidelines for Students and Teachers by Students and Teachers
The NYC DOE gathered together students, teachers, and parents to create what they requested. Now they are available, at no cost, not just for students, staff, and families in New York City, but they are also available for anyone ready to embrace social media to support college, career, and citizenship success. -
Nine Themes of Digital Citizenship
Digital citizenship can be defined as the norms of appropriate, responsible behavior with regard to technology use. -
How to Erase Yourself From the Internet
If your growing weariness of being constantly tethered to the internet has become overwhelming, it might be time to scrub yourself from the social media sphere altogether. Here's how you can become a ghost on the Internet, by tracking down and eliminating your digital past. -
10 Simple Steps To Staying Safe On Social Networks
Social network isn’t quite as much fun as it used to be. Nearly ten years ago, you could safely accept friend requests without hesitating. Today, you’d have to think twice before even sharing a photo. This is especially true for women, who are often stalked online. This simple list of 10 safety tips will help to make social networking a fun experience while being cautious. -
Netsmartz
Parenting wired kids can be difficult, especially if you didn't grow up with theParenting wired kids can be difficult, especially if you didn't grow up with the same technologies. These resources can help. -
Safe Schools
Online victimization is a reality. Wireless Internet connections are everywhere – from laptops to cell phones to gaming devices – teens and young adults are rarely disconnected. While the use of blogging is on the decline, the use of texting, Facebook, Myspace, Twitter and instant messaging continue to be an avenue of cyber-expression for teens and young adults including the posting of negative, sometimes harmful, expressions. The Center for Safe Schools is committed to help communities with internet safety and digital dangers through Protecting Kids Online (PKO) initiative. -
Connect Safely
ConnectSafely.org is for parents, teens, educators, advocates – everyone engaged in and interested in the impact of the social Web and mobile technology. Here you’ll find tips, safety advice, articles, news, analysis, video and other resources to promote safe and productive use of connected technology. -
Project iGuardian – A partnership with you
Project iGuardian helps kids, teens and parents to be smart about online safety and stay safe from online sexual predators. -
How to Discuss Internet Safety with Your Teen
The Child Development Institute tips on how to talk to your teen about online safety. -
Cybersmart.org
CyberSmart! fosters 21st century skills to increase student engagement and prepare students to achieve in today's digital society. -
NewJerseyBullying.org
New Jersey Coalition for Bullying Awareness and Prevention. -
FCC Cyber-Safety Site
The Stop.Think.Connect. Campaign™, led by the Department of Homeland Security, raises awareness among the American public about the need to strengthen cybersecurity and to generate and communicate new approaches to help Americans increase their safety and security online. -
Stop Bullying Now
We can reduce bullying. We can help children and teens who have been bullied. This website has ideas for schools, for parents, and for young people.
