This document provides tips for staying safe online and improving your "Cy-Q" or cyber intelligence quotient. It outlines top safety tips for kids such as not sharing personal information or meeting up with strangers. It also discusses maintaining strong passwords, being careful what emails are opened, and setting social media pages to private. The document advises only giving out emails to people you know and keeping passwords private. Netiquette guidelines include treating others online as you want to be treated, proofreading messages, and respecting people's privacy.

1. BEING SMART IN CYBER SPACE How to improve you Cy-QBy Kirah Branch

2. Top Ten Safety Tips For Kids! Never give out your password.Don’t add or talk to people you don’t know 3. Do not discriminate anyone. 4. Do not meet up with people you don’t know even is you have talked to them for 6 months on the internet. (they are still strangers) Do not give out your names, addresses, phone numbers, school, or other personal information online.Make sure you have strong security software.Set your page to private Be careful what emails you do open some may contain virus and other things you don’t want to see.Change you password regularly.Being careful is the key.

3. PasswordsWhat should you have in your password?Your password should contain letters and numbers.How often should you change your password?If you don't tell any one your password you will only need to change it once or so a year but if you have a habit of sharing your password you should probably change it every month or so just to be safe.Who should have your password?You should be the only person to have your password if you feel the need to tell someone it tell your parents because they are less likely to send people abusive messages using you email address.Keep your password locked in your brain and no one else's

4. How to look after your Identity on the Internet Do not give personal information to other people using the internet.

5. On internet pages do not put your full name your location or anything that people could trace you and find you.

6. Make sure that you site may it be a MySpace, Facebook ect Is set to private and only add people that you know.