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This document summarizes an internet safety presentation given by Cheryl Capozzoli and Jill Rowe. It discusses the risks children face online according to surveys, including being asked to meet in person and cyberbullying. The presentation advises that anyone using the internet is at risk and recommends parents stay involved by asking questions, checking their children's social media, and using parental control software. Resources for reporting threats and learning chat abbreviations are also listed.
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