This document announces an invitation to a presentation about children and the internet. It provides details about the event, including the date, time, and location. It also includes an agenda that outlines what will be covered, such as what the internet is, creating boundaries, and feedback surveys.

2. The Internet and OUR Children Presenter: Dana Bitondo [email_address]

15. Site History 1. Click on the START key at the bottom of the screen 2. Click on Systems 3. Click on ALL Files and Folders 4. In the top “bubble” type cookies (cookies are previous visited sites)

16. AOL Safety and Security Go to http://parentalcontrols.aol.com to change parental-control settings for each screen name (optional step) . Download and install Internet Access Controls on each computer that your child will be using. This feature is required to enforce Parental Controls when your child is using Microsoft® Internet Explorer or another Web browser. Once this feature is installed, everyone who uses this computer must sign in to AOL before using any Internet program. Set up an AOL.com email address (screen name) for your children. You can add up to six AOL screen names under your own screen name, all for free, each with its own age-appropriate access level (kids only, young teen, mature teen). Ready to Set It Up? Here's What to Do: