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Title: INTERNET SAFETY


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INTERNET SAFETY
A Workshop for Parents
Adapted From A Presentation by Westport Public
Schools
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POWER OF STORIES
  • We all know the story of Repunzel

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POWER OF STORIES
  • and poor little Red Riding Hood

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POWER OF STORIES
  • And who can forget little Hansel and Gretel?

But have you heard these stories? NetSmartZ
Real-Life Stories
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Internet safety is a real concern.
  • Social NetworksMySpace-FaceBook 160m
  • Cyber Bullying
  • Predators
  • Gambling
  • Commercial Exploitation
  • Phishing
  • Internet Game/Video Addictionaddicting
    games, miniclip, runescape, candystand,
    newgrounds, ebaumsworld, ytv
  • Pornography
  • Instant messaging
  • Virtual Reality newest reviews

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Can you keep up with the changes in technology?
  • High Speed Bandwidth
  • Convergence of Technologies
  • Portable technology
  • Cell phones (picture/video phones, text
    messaging)
  • MP3/iPod
  • Web 2.0a list of web 2.0 sites/softwareanother
    list of web 2.0 sites/software2007 Web 2.0
    AWARDS
  • Peer to Peer
  • Napster shut down by court order
  • eDonkey 2000 closed by RIAA Recording Industry
  • FastTrack, Kazaa
  • Gnutella
  • BearShare, Limewire, Morpheus and ToadNode
  • Some Firewalls block Peer-to-Peer
  • Video networking/instant messaging, phone
    calling
  • INTERACTIVE GAMES

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Kids and adults regularly create and use
BLOGS. Often called a public diary on steroids!
Click here or on the graphic above to go to
wiredsafety.org,an online safety and help group.
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District wikis http//teachers.westport.k12.ct.us
/itl
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Personal Informationhttp//www.youtube.com/watch
?vvmb-OQiF8WU Sarahs Story about
Cyberbullying http//www.youtube.com/watch?vj6w
4LSyWwKg
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MANY INSTANT MESSENGER SERVICES Universal
Messenger with Parental Controls AIM G-CHAT MEEBO
MSN Messenger SKYPE YAHOO! Messenger MANY, MANY
MORE!
ICQ information from wiredkids.org
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Technology has brought about many changes.
  • Changes in technology have expanded the 11-17
    year old market
  • Teens watching less TV because they spend more
    time on Internet
  • Largest consumer of Internet pornography
  • "Statistics prove that teenage Internet gambling
    is the fastest growing addiction of the day, akin
    to drug and alcohol abuse in the 1930s."
  • Teen Social Networking Sites growingrapidly

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WHY DO KIDS
USE SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES?
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Because they can
  • Maintain contact with friends
  • Connect with people who have similar interests
    and expertise
  • Express themselves even when normally shy
  • Learn about the school/community in a short
    period of time
  • More easily share things and make plans
  • Keep from getting lonely or bored
  • Not be restricted by time, travel or access and
    always stay in touch.

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and because they can
  • Be who they want to be
  • Create a fantasy life
  • Be anonymous
  • Be free of social conventions/restrictions
  • Become an avatar
  • View it as only a game

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Activity
  • Explore Go to http//www.faceparty.com/krazybab
    ii
  • Explore Myspace http//www.myspace.com
  • Click the browse button
  • Browse on these criteria
  • male and female
  • Ages 18- 19
  • 5 miles from 06880
  • Take two minutes to review. Consider benefits and
    potential dangers
  • www.facebook.com
  • www.twitter.com
  • http//community.livejournal.com/sacredheartu/
  • Terms of use
  • MySpace Safety Tips for Users and Parents
  • What does MySpace do to protect users?
  • My Space Agrees to New Safety Measures 1/14/08

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The Schools Part
  • Comply with the Children Internet Protection Act
    (CIPA)
  • Internet Safety and Ethical Use taught at every
    grade level
  • Caution May be viewed as in school practice
    and may not be transferred to the real world or
    virtual world.

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Parents
  • Filter but do not assume its all you need to
    do.
  • Time
  • Talk
  • Storytelling
  • Awareness
  • Guidelines / Handouts

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Best Practices
  • Have a family Internet plan
  • Use district resources
  • Pre-selected teacher websites
  • Subscription databases and online encyclopedias
  • iConn State Digital Library
  • Westport Public Library resources
  • Maintain open communications

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For more information
  • ABOUT Family InternetTalking with your Kids and
    a sample Family Internet Safety Agreement
  • AD COUNCILPublic Safety PSAs- Under Television,
    go to YOUTH TARGETED Bulletin Board
  • Bullying PowerPointPowerpoint presentation from
    the Windsor Police Dept.
  • Center for Safe and Responsible Internet Use
    Effective strategies to protect young people on
    the Internet
  • Common Craft Videos In Plain English Watch a
    short simple video to get the basic concepts of a
    specific internet term.
  • Enough is Enough Effective strategies to protect
    young people on the Internet
  • Federal Trade Commission Consumer
  • Federal Trade Commission Consumer Safety Tips
    for Social Networking for Teens and Tweens
  • How Stuff Works (Firewalls, Viruses, Worms,
    etc.) This site opens with a description of
    firewalls and how they work.
  • I Keep Safe-A national Internet Safety website,
    individualized for Connecticut
  • MySpace Articles
  • What does MySpace do to protect users?
  • MySpace Moves to Give Parents More Information
  • Protecting your privacy on MySpace, FaceBook and
    LinkedIN
  • Netbullies.comProtecting kids from each other
    online with cyberlawyer Perry Aftab
  • Netlingo.comLearn about the acronyms and
    language of the Internet.

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For more information
  • Online Victimization of YouthA 2006 report from
    the THE CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN RESEARCH CENTER
    UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE ,FUNDED BY THE U.S.
    CONGRESS THROUGH A GRANT TO THE NATIONAL CENTER
    FOR MISSING EXPLOITED CHILDREN
  • PBS FrontlineAired on 1/22/08 --
  • Pew Research StatisticsPew Internet and American
    Life project
  • Safe TeensMagid, Larry. Teen Safety on the
    Information Highway. A publication of the
    national Organization for Missing or Exploited
    Children. 2004
  • Spectorsoft.comAutomatically record everything
    done on the internet
  • Teen Angels13-18 year old volunteers who provide
    help on Internet safety issues
  • Web Awareness ResourcesInternet saftey tips with
    resources for various age groups (2-3, 5-7, 8-10,
    11-13, 14-17)
  • WebopediaThe only online dictionary and search
    engine you need for computer and Internet
    technology definitions.

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INTERNET SAFETY
A Workshop for Parents
Adapted From A Presentation by Westport Public
Schools
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