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42. ALA | Especially For Children And Their Parents
It includes special sites for parents and caregivers, suggested family internet safety guidelines, suggested rules and Netiquette for children when using the
http://www.ala.org/ala/oif/foryoungpeople/childrenparents/especiallychildren.htm
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Publications of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
A number of publications available from the NCMEC. NetSmartz
"The NetSmartz Workshop Child Safety on the Information Highway , providing families with a roadmap to stay safer in cyberspace. Later, when cases of online child enticement garnered front-page news nationwide, NCMEC's brochure, Teen Safety on the Information Highway , became the first publication of its kind to try to prepare teens for the risks they face online. Every year more and more children of all ages go online to study, have fun, and communicate with the world at large. Just as the numbers of kids online have grown, so have the dangers they face." Child Safety on the Information Highway
By Lawrence J. Magid. Explains the benefits and risks of going online.

43. Internet Safety, Help And Education: WiredPatrol
A division of WiredSafety, the world s largest internet safety, help and education organization. BREAKING NEWS. Information about typosquatting.
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44. IT OK Campaign : NCH Children's Charities
Make a donation. Useful websites for parents. Websites on internet safety Childfriendly websites and search engines. Sign up to our free newsletter.
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Helping children achieve their potential includes offering them the chance to use and understand computers and the internet. Children from disadvantaged backgrounds are much less likely to have computers at home. So some of the children with most to gain from IT have the least opportunity to use it. This is why NCH launched IT OK, to campaign for safe and equal access to IT for all children. More on IT OK
A-Z of the internet
A jargon free guide to online activities More...
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A user- friendly guide for parents to help their child stay safe on the internet. More...
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How to avoid getting offensive email in your inbox. Read our FAQ for the best anti-spam techniques. More...
Online bullying
One in four kids are bullied via text or email. Find out how to beat 21st century bullying. More...
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What is Byte Night? Click here to find out. More...
Are chatrooms safe?
Is your child at risk while chatting online? Read NCH's expert advice in our FAQ. More...

45. Kidsmart
Welcome. WELCOME to Kidsmart a practical internet safety advice website for schools produced by the children s Internet charity Childnet.
http://www.kidsmart.org.uk/

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WELCOME to Kidsmart - a practical Internet safety advice website for schools produced by the children's Internet charity Childnet . The site focuses on 5 key SMART Safety Tips which children need to remember when they use the Internet or mobile phone - whether at school or in the home. On this site, you can access our interactive quiz to show children how to Stay SMART Online . There are a whole range of exciting resources from lessons plans, which you can download, to a specially commissioned drama on the theme of Internet safety and a cool screensaver just for your computer. You can use our new online form to order posters and leaflets. We have put together a directory of great websites for children which you can link to, including Childnets’ " Net-Detectives ", an innovative Internet role play activity which children love. Kidsmart has a rich parents section including a seminar which schools can use. Parents

46. Internet Safety
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47. WiredSafety, The World's Largest Internet Safety, Help & Education Organization
WiredSafety, formerly known as Cyberangels, is the world s largest internet safety, help and education organization. Accessibility.
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We operate purely through our committed volunteers, donations and kind sponsors. Donations to WiredSafety qualify as a tax deduction in the United States, as a 501(c)(3) program.
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WiredSafety.org is the home of WiredKids.org WiredPatrol.org and Cyberlawenforcement.org WiredCops.org We provide four things: information education help and training for law enforcement . We help people of all ages with anything that can go wrong online, from con artists, identity thieves, predators, stalkers, criminal hackers, online fraud, cyber-romance gone wrong and privacy problems.
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48. CyberSmart! : Internet Safety Tips For Elementary School Students
Download the printable internet safety Poster, Safety. Cyberpals are strangers. Never meet a cyberpal faceto-face without taking a responsible adult with you.
http://www.cybersmart.org/for/kids.asp

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Cyberpals are strangers. Never meet a cyberpal face-to-face without taking a responsible adult with you. Never give out your personal identity information unless a responsible adult says you can.
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A dvertising.
Learn to recognize online advertisements. Protect yourself, your family and friends by not giving any private identity information to any Web site without first asking permission of a responsible adult.
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Smart searching includes trying more than one search site and more than one keyword. Find out how to identify high-quality Web sites. Ask your teacher or librarian to help you find the best information on the Web or in books.
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49. Internet Essentials
Offers tips and advice for maintaining online privacy and security, and how to keep children safe online.
http://nclnet.org/essentials/

Adobe Acrobat files require Acrobat Reader software. Download a free copy here. The Internet is a great place to get information, communicate with others, and shop. But how do you know what happens to the information you send through cyberspace? How can you be sure your children are safe online? Following some basic tips will help you take control of your privacy and security and enjoy the benefits the Internet offers with more confidence. Home News Join NCL Archives ... Email Us

50. Webmonkey For Kids: Planning
internet safety Guide Child Safety on the Internet. illions of people are now connecting their personal computers to telephone lines
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Child Safety on the Internet
illions of people are now connecting their personal computers to telephone lines so that they can "go online." Traditionally, online services have been oriented toward adults, but that's changing. An increasing number of schools are going online, and in many homes, children are logging on to commercial services, private bulletin boards, and the Internet. As a parent, you need to understand the nature of these systems. Online services are controlled by commercial, self-regulated businesses that may screen or maintain editorial control of the material contained on their systems. Computer bulletin boards, called BBSes, can be operated by individuals, businesses, or organizations. The material presented is usually theme oriented, offering information about hobbies and interests. While there are BBSes that feature "adult" oriented material, most attempt to keep minors from gaining access. The Internet, a global "network of networks," is not governed by any entity. This leaves no checks on the kind of information that is maintained by and accessible to Internet users.

51. Internet Safety - NetAlert - The Australian Internet Safety Advisory Body
NetAlert is the Australian internet safety Advisory Body providing practical advice on internet filters, parental control, internet safety, parental controls
http://www.netalert.net.au/
Providing practical advice on Internet safety, parental control and Internet filters for the protection of children, students and families. Whether you are wishing to learn about the potential dangers for children online or are looking for a solution to a problem already encountered, NetAlert can assist. Helping children and families enjoy all the benefits of the Internet in a safe and rewarding way.
For free Internet safety advice and resources, visit the Internet Safety Advice Centre . Browse through guides and articles, download information sheets, subscribe to the NetAlert Newsletter or search through the Internet Safety Directory.
Net Safety Hot Topics How do I supervise the Internet at home? What are mobile Internet enabled devices? How do I protect children from cyber bullies? What is online grooming? What is a filter? What is a chat room?
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52. Www4teachers | Professional Development | Acceptable Use Policies
Acceptable Use Policies internet safety. The links below were selected as resources to help you learn about various AUPs and internet safety.
http://www.4teachers.org/4teachers/intech/AUP.shtml
Return to Integrating Technology main page. The links below were selected as resources to help you learn about various AUPs and Internet Safety.
Parents Online: Protect Your Kids: available tools to assure safe surfing. Site Seeing On The Internet: tips for a savvy Internet traveler. SafeTeens.Com: tips and articles for teens to keep safe and protect their privacy. GetNetWise :learn about online safety, security, privacy, and spam. Safe Surfin': helps children, teenagers and adults understand how to safely surf the Web. SafeKids.Com: you'll find tips, advice and suggestions to make your family's online experience fun and productive. Safe Surfing: The Original Internet Rating System: very good tips to keep the Internet safe for your kids. Ethics in Computing a lot of information about different aspects of technology and computers related to our daily lives.

53. My Rules For Online Safety
From Safe Kids.com, a list of internet safety rules.
http://www.safekids.com/kidsrules.htm
Kids' Rules for Online Safety
I will tell my parents right away if I come across any information that makes me feel uncomfortable. I will never agree to get together with someone I "meet" online without first checking with my parents. If my parents agree to the meeting, I will be sure that it is in a public place and bring my mother or father along. I will never send a person my picture or anything else without first checking with my parents. I will not respond to any messages that are mean or in any way make me feel uncomfortable. It is not my fault if I get a message like that. If I do I will tell my parents right away so that they can contact the service provider. I will talk with my parents so that we can set up rules for going online. We will decide upon the time of day that I can be online, the length of time I can be online, and appropriate areas for me to visit. I will not access other areas or break these rules without their permission. I will not give out my Internet password to anyone (even my best friends) other than my parents.

54. DesMoinesRegister.com | Internet Safety
on the Internet waiting for naive or vulnerable surfers. Make sure your home and family are safe by knowing the risks. Create a Family Surfing Safety Plan.
http://desmoinesregister.com/safety/
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It's okay to be a bit of a back-seat driver when your kids go exploring the Web. In fact, it's a good idea, at least until you've established some family ground rules. But how can you help steer when you don't know all the great places to go? We've established a series of activities to help children and parents explore the Internet together. Happy surfing!
What's so great about the Internet? The Internet can be fun and educational, and children will want to explore. Click on the headline above for links to sites that are fun, safe and educational. This is fun! What's the danger?

55. Education World Â® - Curriculum: The Internet Safety Debate
CURRICULUM ARTICLE. The internet safety Debate. Yes it s OK to filter Internet content in schools. No students should learn
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Yes it's OK to filter Internet content in schools. No students should learn how to handle the Internet as it is. The debate continuesÂ no solution in sight. You'd search far and wide to find an adult who does not support protecting children from pornography, hate speech, and other undesirable content on the Internet. But exactly how to keep children safe has sparked intense debate among parents, educators, politicians, technological experts, and others. Some observers question children's need to use the Internet at all. Why not simply use more traditional methods of research and information collection, they ask. Why not keep children, especially young children, from using the Internet? We need to allow kids to use the Internet "because the amount of educational material on the Internet outweighs the minor inconvenience of having to monitor what is going on," said Barbara Feldman, who writes a syndicated newspaper column, "Surfing the Net With Kids." [See below to learn how to subscribe to an online version of the column.]

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57. Internet Safety
Safety First A Guide to internet safety Fun Sites for Children NEW! OFFICER IGGY, OCEAN COUNTY S internet safety ROBOT, GREETS STUDENTS.
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Safety First NEW! Internet Safety Videos
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Commission on Exploited and Missing Children An Open Letter to Parents and Guardians, Guidelines and "Agreement" for Safety on the Internet Ocean County Commission on Exploited and Missing Children OFFICER I.G.G.Y.,
OCEAN COUNTY'S INTERNET SAFETY ROBOT,
GREETS STUDENTS LACEY TOWNSHIP - Recently, the Ocean County Department of Corrections brought their new Internet safety robot to the Cedar Creek Elementary School, Lacey. The robot named I.G.G.Y., which stands for Internet Guardian Guards Youth, was named by Bridget Lewis' fourth grade class through a "name the robot" contest sponsored by the Ocean County Board of Chosen Freeholders. As a reward, the class was the first group to meet I.G.G.Y. and they received certificates of award from the board honoring them for their achievement. Pictured are Corrections Officer Thomas Donlon and the Internet safety robot Officer I.G.G.Y. reading to the class a list of do's and do not's for safe surfing on the Internet. For more information on Officer I.G.G.Y., call (732) 929-2117.

58. Messenger-Inquirer: Information
Information internet safety. We at www.messengerinquirer.com are pleased to offer All the Sitesfast and powerful Internet search service.
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We at www.messenger-inquirer.com are pleased to offer All the Sitesfast and powerful Internet search service. With this search, however, as with any search engine, we cannot control the quality of the sites it will find. In an effort to help you protect your families, we are a member of The Internet Content Rating Association, an international, independent, non-profit organization that provides the public, especially parents, with information about the level of sex, nudity, violence, and offensive language (vulgar or hate-motivated) in Web sites.

59. International Child Safety Center
Resource offering general information about child protection, including some internet safety topics.
http://www.icc-911.com/
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Revised by: Peter Hampton report site errors and omissions to: WebMaster@InterGOV.org Parental Online Safety Tips Position the computer in your main living space and make sure the monitor faces OUTWARD into the room so there's no secrecy. This is the single MOST valuable thing you can do for your Child's health and safety online. Work as a team to set your boundaries. discuss with your child exactly what is OK and what not OK regarding what kind of websites are appropriate for to visit, which chat rooms to visit and what kind of things to talk about there. Set logical for when your child disregards your rules (like grounded from the internet for 1 week), but do NOT threaten them to ban the internet forever. Stress to your child that they need to tell you if they get any weird upsetting messages while chatting, and that you will not be angry with them nor will you ban them of the Internet as a result. Make it clear to the child that you understand the child cannot control what people say to him or her and there are not to blame if this happens.

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Safety Rules for the Internet. 1. Never give out personal information, such as your name, address and telephone number. Other Children internet safety Sites.
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Safety Rules for the Internet Never give out personal information, such as your name, address and telephone number. Do not communicate with strangers online. Treat people with respect and dignity Report abusive or offensive web sites to your parents and teachers. Protect your user name and password. Do not share this information. Carefully select the web sites you visit Stay away from web sites that promote violence, hate or sexual material. Other Children Internet Safety Sites Safekids.com Child Safety on the Information Highway The Smart Way to Safeguard Kids From Smut Everything to Keep Your Kids Safe Online ... Articles about Child Safety on Online

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