This document discusses internet safety tips for families with kids. It covers how kids are constantly connected through mobile devices and leave digital footprints online. It recommends that families have conversations about technology use, set basic rules around privacy, cyberbullying, and which websites kids can visit. Families should embrace their kids' online world but encourage balanced use and monitor media. Kids also need help determining what information and sources they can trust online.

1. Internet
Safety
Josie Crimp and Morio Kajiwara
Monday, May 26, 2014

2. Digital Life: Our Kids’
Connected Culture

3. Socializing
Communicating
Creating
Playing
Exploring
Learning

7. Mobile
Anywhere and anytime access

25. PersistentPersistentOnce something is out there,
it’s hard to erase

26. So that means
our kids are leaving
digital footprints

27. Raising Digital Citizens

28. Judgment calls...
Agree Disagree

29. Conversations about
technology
every family should
have
Basic Rules of the Road
Protecting Personal Privacy
What/who Can You Trust?

30. CommonSenseMedia - Family Tip Sheets

31. Embrace their world
Encourage balanced use
Monitor media use as best you can
Discuss what sites they can visit
Basic Rules of the Road
No cyberbullying

32. Using Common Sense Media
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www.commonsensemedia.org

33. Explain that nothing is
really private
Set up privacy settings
Keep passwords private
Protecting Personal Privacy

34. Teach kids to ask the who, what,
when, and how questions
Is a person who they say
they are?
Balance research sources
Point out all the ways marketers
target them
What Kids Can Trust and Believe

36. Sweet Search & KidsClick!

37. Technology is empowering for all of us

38. What does your family do?
What rules of thumb
do you use for
technology in your
house?
What questions do you
have?

39. CommonSenseMedia - Family Tip Sheets

40. Credits
Slides #2 - 27, 31, 33-34 were used by
permission. They were downloaded from
Common Sense Media.