The document discusses the impact of new technologies on children's online safety, addressing myths and facts about digital media and communication. It highlights the importance of parental awareness regarding issues like cyberbullying, identity theft, inappropriate content, and online predators. The content emphasizes teaching digital skills and maintaining open dialogues between parents and children to navigate the complexities of the internet safely.

1. ONLINE SAFETY
What every parent should know about impact of new technologies on their children
Myths and facts about
Rodolfo Salazar
New Technologies - Mobile Marketing
Digital Media Strategy and Reputation
www.ideaworksweb.com

3. Disruptive technologies are at
full throttle

4. Internet’s disruption

5. A basic need

6. The cloud: Public + Private + Personal

7. Internet of things means data
everywhere communication with
everything

8. Technology cultivating
trust amongst strangers

9. Mercados de
redistribucion

10. Plataformas de
estilo de vida
colaborativo

11. Sistemas de
productos
como servicio

12. Plataformas de
estilo de vida
colaborativo

13. Reputation
Trust
Credibility
Redistribution
Markets
Products as a service
Collaborative
lifestyles
Balance

14. Think of 3 words that define your
reputation/ Your Child’s reputaton in
this connected world

15. Every action sends a
message

17. Messages are interpreted
differently depending on context

22. It. Is. Interesting. To. Observe. That.
We. Have. Patterns. That. Make. Us.
Take. Pauses. While. We. Read. This.
Message.

23. Its intrstng to realze tht it is pssibl to
read whtout all th ltters in the txt

25. Social capital

26. Top Searches Children 8 to 12 (USA)
You Tube download Facebook
Sex
Club
Penguin
Justin
Bieber

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Facebook
Celular
Smartphone
Twitter
Club Peguin
Personal E-mail
Internet in
bedroom
Skype
Boys Girls

28. Then and Now for Parents

29. 5 Generations
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Tradicionalist
BabyBoomers
GenerationX
Millenials
Gen2020
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Human Capital Forum 2012 - Argentina

30. Then:
Transsational

31. Now:
Passional

32. Then:
Occational

33. Now
Recurrent

34. Then:
Impersonal

35. Now
Intimate

36. Focus on
relationships

38. Digital natives know it all
Only 36 per cent of 9-16-year-olds say it is very true that
they know more about the internet than their parents.

39. Everyone watches porn online
According to studies in the USA one in
seven ages 9 to 16 saw sexual images
online in the past year

40. It is only the disobedient or sexually
forward kids who are targeted online

41. Bullies are baddies
60 % who bully (online or offline) have
themselves been bullied. Bullies and
victims are often the same people

42. Your PC in the living room
will eliminate online risk
Children find it so easy to go online at a
friend's house, on a smartphone or any
other device

43. Teaching digital skills
reduces online risk

44. Only naive users get
hit by viruses
Some viruses and malware are activated
just by opening the email itself even
without downloading the attachment

45. You are only going to get
malware on your machine if
you actively agree to download
software.
Hackers rely upon the fact that your computer is set
to give permission by default to certain types of
download

46. My computer brand or
operating system is not
vulnerable to security problems
all computers, if connected to the
internet, are vulnerable.

47. Questions?

48. Cyberbullying
Why do you think people cyberbully?
How does your school deal with cyberbullying?
Have you ever sent a mean message because you were
upset?
What would you do if someone created a mean, fake profile
for you or one of your friends?
How can you stop yourself from being cyberbullied?
Who would you talk to if it happened to you?

49. Email and Chat
Do you use IM or chat rooms to talk to your friends and
others?
How many people do you have on your buddy/contact
list(s) and who are they?
Have you ever chatted with someone you did not know in
real life? What kinds of things did you talk about?
Do you know how to block others in chat and IM? Can you
show me how to do this?

50. File sharing
Do you download music, movies, or programs from
the Internet?
What file-sharing program(s) do you use? Can you
explain how it works?
Do you think it is important to download legally?
Why or why not?
What are some of the consequences of
downloading files illegally?
Did you know that I could be held responsible if you
download illegal material?

51. Gaming
Can we play some of your favorite games together?
How do you respond if someone bothers you while you are
gaming?
How much do you let people know about you while gaming?
What kinds of people do you game with?
Do you feel safe while you are gaming online? Why or why
not?

52. Identity Theft
What do you consider your personal information?
Why is it important to keep personal information private?
What are some scams that you may have come across
online?
Have you ever clicked on pop-ups? Do you think that they
will give you what they promise?
How often do you change your passwords?
How can you tell if a website is secure?

53. Inappropriate content
What do you consider to be inappropriate material on the Internet?
Without seeking it, how could someone run into inappropriate content
online?
Have you ever come across inappropriate content on the Internet? What
was it? What did you do about it?
What would you do if you came across a pop-up of a naked person or a
hate website regarding a specific religion?
Would you feel comfortable telling me about anything you saw online
that made you feel scared or uncomfortable? Why or why not?

54. Predators
What do you know about online predators?
Have you ever met anyone online who asked you to meet face-to-face?
What would/did you do if someone asked to meet you in person?
Has anyone ever tried talking to you online about inappropriate or
sexual things? What did you do?
How might someone online try to gain your trust?
Why might someone online want to gain your trust? What are the
possible risks of trusting them?
Why is it important that you come to me if someone makes you feel
uncomfortable online?

55. Revealing too much
Can I take a look at what you have been posting online?
Does anyone else have access to your passwords?
What information is okay to share online? What
information should you keep private?
What could someone learn about you from what you post
online? How might they use this information?
Have you ever regretted anything you posted online?

56. Sexting
Have you ever received a sexual message or naked picture
on your cell phone?
Has anyone ever asked or pressured you to send a nude or
sexual picture?
Do you think it’s OK to send “sexy” images? Why?
What could happen to you if you send or forward a naked
picture?
How likely is it that images and messages intended for one
person will be seen by others?

57. Social networking
Could you show me your online profile(s)?
Do you use your real name or age when
communicating with others online?
What kinds of things do your post on your page?
How do you decide who to add as a friend?
Would you feel comfortable if I checked your
profile?

58. Webcams
Do you chat with any of your friends through webcam?
Can I see the videos that you have made?
Has anyone ever asked you to do anything inappropriate on
your webcam? What would you do in this situation?
Are you aware that anything you do on your webcam can be
saved and sent to anyone?
How do you think the images or videos you post online can
be used to hurt you

59. Cell Phones
What features do you use on your cell phone? Could you show me how
to use them?
Have you ever gotten a text from someone you do not know? If so, what
did you do about it?
Have you ever sent a text that was rude or mean?
How many numbers do you have stored in your phone? Do you know
them all in person?
Has anyone ever taken an embarrassing picture of you without your
permission?
Have you ever taken an embarrassing picture of someone else? What did
you do with it?
Have you ever talked with someone you first met online on your cell
phone?
What would you do if someone sent you a text or picture that was
inappropriate?

60. Contact me!
Rodolfo Salazar
rodolfosalazar.com
rodolfo@ideaworks.la