Be a Safe Surfer, Dude!
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Unit Title : Safe “Surfing” on the Internet Grade Level(s): 6th & 7th Subject/Topic Area(s): Computers/Safety Key Words: personal information, private identity, cyberspace, cyber pals, ethiical Designed By: Original unit by John Dolan Time Frame: 3 weeks School: St. Luke’s School, New Canaan, Connecticut.
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2. Guidelines are given on maintaining online privacy and security by using strong passwords, avoiding public networks, and only connecting with known contacts. Specific risks like sexting, phishing, and copyright infringement are also outlined.
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This document provides information for parents and students about digital safety and citizenship. It discusses appropriate online behavior and avoiding inappropriate content, protecting privacy and personal information, computer viruses and hacking, fraud, digital identity and reputation. It also covers digital literacy, plagiarism, and legal and ethical issues online. Parents are encouraged to have open conversations with their children about staying safe online.
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