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Online
Books |
 Framing
Internet Safety: The
Governance of Youth
Online |
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Internet
Safety |
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Internet
Safety Kids' Guide |
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Internet
Safety Young
Readers' Guide |
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Internet
Safety Parents'
Guide |
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i-SAFE
Internet Safety
Activities:
Reproducible
Projects... |
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Shame
Nation: The Global Epidemic of
Online Hate |
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Cyber
Safety for Children (VIEH GROUP) |
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Your
Kids Out of Trouble &
Internet Safe |
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Children,
Risk and Safety on the Internet:
Research and ... |
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Internet
Safety: Surfing and Using the
Internet in Safety
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Cyber-Safe
Kids, Cyber-Savvy Teens... |
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The
Ultimate Guide to Internet Safety
Second Edition |
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The
Basics of Cyber Safety: Computer and
Mobile Device ... |
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Common
Internet Scams that Target
the Elderly and How to Avoid
Them |
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Cyber-Safe
Kids, Cyber-Savvy Teens... |
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Www.
R U in Danger.Net: Are You in
Danger? |
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Online
Resources |
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National
Fraud Information Center |
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FBI Fraud
Complaint Center |
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Safe
Kids: Kids Rules for Online
Safety |
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Parents'
guide to online shopping safety |
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A
Guide To Not Getting Hacked |
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Internet
Safety For Kids |
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15
Strategies Educators
Can Use To Stop
Cyberbullying |
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Wikipedia
Internet Safety |
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What
is
malware
and
why
do
cybercriminals
use
...
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McAfe |
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What
is Malicious Software? - Comodo
Enterprise |
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What
is Malicious Software? | PCH
Technologies |
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Malware:
Viruses, Spyware, Adware & Other
Malicious Software |
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Tips
and Articles How Do I Know If My
Computer is Infected with Malicious
Software Webroote |
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Video
What is the Malicious
Software removal tool and what it
does in Windows 10 11 |
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Parent Guides to
Student Texting Slang and Acronyms |
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The
Complete List of
1697 Common Text
Abbreviations &
Acronyms |
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NoSlang.com's
Complete Guide to
Netspeak |
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Phone Scams and Hoaxes |
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Advice
for Students |
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1. Never give personal information,
passwords, user names,
pictures, addresses
on the internet, phone or to
people you
don't know. |
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2. Don't meet anyone, anywhere for
any reason if you don't know them. |
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3. If your
ID says name
not known,
wireless
caller,
don't answer
just let
them leave a
message and
then block
them. |
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4. Tell your parents if you
are uncomfortable about
emails, texts, tweets,
personal contacts or remarks
made to you or about you and
your friends. Eliminate and
block them from any further
contact. |
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5. Not everyone will tell
you the truth so take what
they say with a grain of
sand. |
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6. Remember that the
internet can be a very
dangerous place with sites
that can damage your
computer, individuals that
can do you harm and
information that can be
bogus. |
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7.Tell school security,
administration or your
teacher if you have any
doubt about the person on
the other end of the
computer. |
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8. Don't open emails or
links from people you do not
know. |
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9. Remember that information
you put on Facebook, MySpace
X or any Social Network can
last forever, beware of the
apps and questions being
asked, they can and often
are sold and given to others
for political and economic
gain. |
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10. Verify
any
information
or request
for
information. |
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11. Be leery
of Dating
and Hook up
Sites. What
you see may
not be what
you get. |
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Advice for Parents
and Teachers |
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1. Install an internet
filter and virus detector
program that are designed to
protect your child and
computer from the dangers of
the internet. |
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2. Monitor your child's
activities while they are on
the net and after they get
off the computer. |
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3. Set up the computer where
you can see what your child
is viewing, typing and
hearing. Know your child's
passwords and user names. |
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4. Talk to your child and
set up rules by which they
are allowed to use the
internet. Take control of
their use for their safety. |
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5. If you find any
suspicious activity on the
home computer, talk to your
child and then contact the
school, and if necessary the
police. |
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6. Don't be afraid to unplug
the computer if you have any
concerns about the activity
taking place with your
child. |
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7. If you see signs of
Bullying
taking place, take
action immediately and talk
to your child, block the
senders and report their
activity. |
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8.
Contact the crimes to the
Internet Crime Complaint
Center (IC3) if you see or
have problems with ransom ware, malware or viruses. |
Being
safe while surfing the internet.
