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This document provides tips for staying safe online and discusses appropriate internet use for kids. It recommends that parents talk to their kids about internet safety, set clear rules for internet use, and sit with kids when they are online. Personal information like names, addresses, phone numbers or passwords should not be shared with people met online. The document also defines key internet terms like browsers, search engines, and discusses how to avoid sharing too much personal information online.
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- 1. Internet Safety By: Gwen (all images are from clip art)
- 2. How to Stay Safe It's a good idea to talk with them about computers and to stay open to their questions and curiosity. Set clear rules for Internet use. Always sit with your kids at this age when they're online. Make very clear not share personal information such as their real name, address, phone number, or passwords with people they meet online. If a site encourages kids to submit their names to personalize the Web content, help your kids create online nicknames that don't give away personal information.
- 3. INTERNET What should the internet be used for? Looking up information. You can communicate with your friends. You should not talk to strangers. Looking up pictures. Buy things. Watch Videos Look up the news. MANY MORE The internet is a global system of consistent computer networks. WWW-World Wide Web… a collection of internet sites. Search Engine- Used for information. It matches the words given and then finds the answers. Examples are- GOOGLE, ASK.COM
- 4. Browsers A web browser is a software function for retrieving, presenting, and traversing information resources on the World Wide Web. Google Yahoo Information Super Highway digital communication systems and the internet telecommunications network. Connectivity Easy to find information It is possible to like art and entertainment made by anybody Information should be given about information such as explorers, you shouldn’t put stuff that is not true One way to promote internet safety is to not give information about you on sites.
- 5. Info.. Spam is the abuse of electronic messaging systems (including most broadcast media, digital delivery systems) to send unsolicited bulk messages indiscriminately. ... The internet is a computer network consisting of a worldwide network of computer networks that use the TCP/IP network protocols to facilitate data transmission ...
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