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This document provides 5 tips for staying safe online: 1) Tell an adult if anything makes you feel sad or upset. 2) Don't agree to meet people you met online or buy anything without permission. 3) Only go to sites you know are safe like pbskids.com and brainpop.com. 4) Use kind words online and only post things that make you proud. 5) Do not share your phone number, password, name, address or age with others online. It also lists resources for more internet safety information and quizzes.
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3) Emoticons and acronyms are introduced to help convey tone and meaning concisely in online messages.
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1) Do not send personal or financial information over the internet unless through a secure connection. Mistakes in email addresses can lead to intercepted information.
2) Do not view questionable material while at school or work as internet usage is monitored and laws around acceptable content are changing.
3) Provide minimal personal information to websites and use alternate email addresses when possible to improve privacy and security of information.
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The document provides information for parents on internet safety and social networking sites. It defines internet terms and acronyms used by teens. It lists over 50 social networking sites and gives tips for parents such as checking the computer history, teaching kids not to share personal information online, and using parental controls to filter content and monitor kids' online activity.
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The document discusses how to evaluate information found online for accuracy. It notes that while the internet provides access to vast information, anything can be posted online without verification. It provides six steps to check a website's accuracy: 1) Use common sense to evaluate the author and potential biases; 2) Verify evidence by searching for keywords and dates; 3) Find information from at least three sources to confirm facts; 4) Follow links to understand the author's intent; 5) Analyze the URL extension for credibility; and 6) Check the publisher's background to identify their legitimacy. Students are told to thoughtfully evaluate online information and not plagiarize the document.
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This document provides tips and advice for keeping adult children safe online while respecting their privacy and independence. It discusses common online safety concerns like oversharing personal information, bullying, and interacting with strangers. It then offers practical strategies like using strong and unique passwords, checking privacy settings regularly, limiting online time, and designating a "checker friend" to discuss links and messages with before engaging. The document also reviews monitoring software options and includes helpful resource links. The overall message is that open communication and establishing clear boundaries are important for promoting responsibility and safety as adult children navigate the online world.
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This document provides information about internet safety and dealing with online predators. It discusses how online predators try to befriend and get personal information from kids by chatting with them. It advises that if a online friend makes you uncomfortable or asks to meet in person, you should tell a trusted adult. The document also provides safety tips, such as not sharing private information online and remembering that you can't really know who you're talking to. Kids are tested on examples of unsafe online situations and choosing the right response of telling an adult instead of sharing photos or meeting in person.
What Parents Should Know
The document provides information and advice for parents about keeping children safe on social media and the internet. It discusses popular apps and sites teens use like Instagram, Snapchat, and Yik Yak. It warns that anything posted online is permanent and accessible. The document offers tips for parents to monitor app use, restrict privacy settings, and have open conversations about responsible and safe online behavior.
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The document summarizes key points about internet safety for grade 5 students. It addresses choosing an online name without personal details, what to do if feeling uncomfortable on a site, how to handle rude messages, agreeing to meet strangers, sharing passwords, being a good online citizen, getting permission before sharing photos, and how to handle errors asking for personal information. The document quizzes students on these points and leaves room for questions or comments.
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- 1. 5Be Safe Online Ways to By Erin Hatfield EDTECH 541
- 2. 1)I will tell an adult... Watch this video about who to tell!
- 3. )I will be smart.... 2 Don’t agree to meet people you met online Don’t buy anything without permission Tell an adult if anything makes you feel sad or upset
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- 7. quiz time!! Take this Quiz and see how you do!!
- 8. More Info NetSmartz Kids- Information for kids and parents on Internet Safety ConnectSafely- Mainly for adults, but it does have some good tips for kids Internet Safety- This is for kids and adults alike Resources ● ● ● Yield sign Share sign Stop sign