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    1. Technology Safety Practices @ Home and Work Presented by Shireen Mitchell Executive Officer, Digital Sisters
    2. Technology Literacy Wows
      • The first “computers” were mostly women!
      • Great technology designers were artists including musicians.
      • Medical technology breakthrough
      • The “bug” in the computer was really a moth.
      • The computerized home and car.
      • Produce your own Media project
    3. Technology Literacy Woes
      • Misunderstandings about technology (solves anything?)‏
      • Stereotypes (who are tech gurus)‏
      • Privacy and Protection
      • Abuse of Technology
      • Production of hazardous materials (environmental concerns)‏
    4. Privacy and Protection
      • Cell and Cordless phones
      • Global Positioning System
      • Digital Tracking of Children
      • Viruses, Worms & Hackers, Oh My!
      • Pop-ups and Spammers
      • Being “Googled”
      • The availability of information
    5. Data Security and Backups
      • Avoiding Computer & Network Crashes
      • Surge protectors & uninterrupted power supplies.
      • Once a month backup
      • Store duplicates @ locations away from the computer
      • Logins & password protect folders
    6. Connections
      • Always on DSL, Cable & Satellite
      • Dial up, internal modems
      • Wireless & Encryption
      • Networks, Servers @ work
      • Hacker proof
      • Firewalls
    7. WWW - Wows
      • Physicist sharing research (web)‏
      • E-Commerce
      • Online Banking
      • Instant messaging & Chat Rooms
      • Support groups & discussion boards
      • Work from Home
      • Distant Learning
    8. Web Sites Woes
      • Cookies
      • Remembering passwords
        • Using letters and #’s combos (more than six)‏
        • Do not tape it to the computer
      • Histories and Caching
      • Downloads, Pop-ups & blasters
    9. Children Online
      • Homework help
      • Online and video games
      • Project research
      • Filters
      • Online rules
      • Screen names & email
      • School levels but no names
      • Chat rooms
      • Games
    10. Email
      • Instant communication
      • Transfer work files, resumes, & get community info
      • Two accounts: work vs personal email
      • Email is not a safe or confidential way to talk to someone
      • Spam and viruses
      • Chain letters
    11. Telephone Wows
      • Major source of communication
      • Transfers voice, data & fax (images)‏
      • Voice mail
      • Automated systems
    12. Telephone Woes
      • Traditional “corded” phones are more private than cell or cordless phones.
      • Always have at least one corded phone in the home
      • Cells are traceable
      • Hands free and driving
      • Phone recording & echos
      • Vital info, no echos, corded phone
    13. Cell Phones and Children
      • Instant access to children while away from home
      • Safety tool including emergencies
      • Internet access & digital cameras
      • Bullies by cell phones
      • Text messaging or calling gives away the telephone number
    14. Other Technology
      • Data tracking of your children
      • Positioning Systems
        • Global Positioning Systems
        • Mapping systems/data
        • Verizon online yellow pages
      • Electronic Voting
      • Jury Technology
    15. Technology and Domestic Violence
      • Survivors map roads to new lives on the Web by reaching out to shelters, researching restraining orders, and finding housing and employment opportunities.
      • Secure computers or public access
      • Cell phone and GPS Tracking
      • Video and Cyber stalking
    16. Resources
      • National Network to End Domestic Violence: Technology Safety Project http://www.nnedvfund.org
      • Safekids.com
      • Cyberbullying.org
      • Antivirus.com ~ housecall
    17. Digital Sisters, Inc.
        • PO Box 76528
        • Washington, DC 20013
        • 202.722.6881
        • info@digital-sistas.org ~ digital-sistas.org

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