The document addresses various online safety issues such as cyberbullying, inappropriate content, digital reputation, and identity theft. It emphasizes the importance of teaching children to recognize risks and maintain responsible online behavior while providing resources for parents and educators. The content encourages open communication about internet safety to foster a safer online environment for young users.

1. Where’s The Problem?

2. Cyberbullying

3. Cyberbullyingit doesn’t just happen on the Internet but when it does cyberbullies leave a trail

4. Think U Knowhttp://www.thinkuknow.org.au/site/stop.aspprovides advice on how to stop cyber-bullying by blocking communications on some of the popular websites and applications that young people use.

5. Inappropriate ContentEven the most careful will come across things we would hope not to find, it’s what comes next that counts

6. Inappropriate ContentEven the most careful will come across things we would hope not to find. It’s what comes next that counts.

7. Cybersmart Inappropriate Contenthttp://www.cybersmart.gov.au/Parents/Risks%20and%20concerns/Inappropriate%20content.aspxreviews ways in which children might be exposed to inappropriate content and suggests some ways to mitigate the risks.

9. We all need to remember that what’s put on the internet stays on the internet for all to see

10. Digital Reputationhttp://www.cybersmart.gov.au/Parents/Risks%20and%20concerns/Digital%20reputation.aspxlooks at how each internet user creates an online reputation based on the digital footprint they leave across a range of online spaces.

11. Phishing!Don’t Get Caught

12. Phishing!Don’t Get CaughtAlways check before you give out your personal details or sign up for things.

13. Identity Theftwe can unwittingly leave traces of identity across the internet which can easily be collected and re-assembled and sold on

14. Identity Theftwe can unwittingly leave traces of identity across the internet which can easily be collected, re-assembled and sold on.

15. Budd:e E-security Education Packagehttps://www.staysmartonline.gov.au/budd-e/has two animated games that seek to make students aware of the risks associated with security online including guarding identity.

16. Gaming

17. GamingYou may not be gambling but you can still lose more than you think.

18. CYH Video Gameshttp://www.cyh.com/HealthTopics/HealthTopicDetails.aspx?p=240&np=300&id=2373though it’s notionally aimed at adolescents most of the problems discussed in this article also relate to younger children.

19. Grooming and Predation

20. Grooming and Predationhappens both off-line and online

21. Online Child Sex Exploitationhttp://www.afp.gov.au/national/child_protection_operations/online_child_sex_exploitation.htmlthe Australian Federal Police co-ordinate investigations of all child exploitation matters. From here you can also find links to ThinkUKnow and Cybersmart discussion.

22. Do you know the biggest danger associated with the internet?

23. Concentratingonthedangersand forgettingthebenefits

24. What Can We Do

25. Set Boundaries And ParametersThat Change With Time

26. Foster Responsible And Ethical Behaviour

27. AboveAllKeepTheLinesOfCommunication Open

28. Image CreditsIf Only by psdBiography by psyberartistbullying-739607 by Chesi - Fotos CCDSC05493 by Benjamin ForrestThat’s Us by .:Axle:.Hook, Line, Sinker (How I fell for a phishing scam) by ToastyKenWorld Of Warcraft Obsession by StacinaMotherly Love by digitalART2Dangers of online dating by Don HankinsChild with computer by water by MrsGoodingQuestioned Behaviour by EleafResponsibility by h.koppdelaneySetting Boundaries by IlletirresYou keep talking Mom, I'll write it all down... by Ed Yourdon