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www.Cyberbullying.ca
This site
begins with a definition in the body of
the home page, from the site author Bill
Belsey. The site menu reads as follows:
Home, Examples, What can be done, Facts
and News, Talk the Talk, and related
resources. This is a small site but a
useful one, simple and straight
forward.
www.cyber-safety.com
Cybersafety.Com is a website designed
for parents to help them keep their
children safe while they surf the web.
www.wiredkids.org
This website is extremely
useful for kids. There is a link named
wiredkids.org which you could click on,
it will then bring you to another page
geared mostly towards children (kids,
tweens, and teens), as well as parents,
and educators.
www.stopcyberbullying.org
This is a good
website because it was simple. This is
the type of website which attracts
children. It is colorful, there is not
much wording, and it is easy to use. It
is broken down into age groups; 7-10,
11-13, 14-17, as well as a link for
parents, educators, and law enforcement.
www.staysafeonline.org
This site is a national
alliance regarding cybersafety. When
you click on the link “Homeusers”, you
will find links for educators, family
and children, etc. The family and
children link is very informative.
www.netsmartz.org
This website has pages
for Parents, Educators, Law Enforcement,
Teens, Kids, and a Spanish version (this
was the first page that offered another
language).
www.playitcybersafe.com
Play it cyber safe is a
wonderful tool and resource for parents
and educators looking to promote cyber
safety.
www.getnetwise.org
Get Net Wise is a
wonderful resource for computer users
looking to improve their knowledge of
online internet safety. This online
resource contains sections concerning
online safety for children, stopping
unwanted email and spam, protecting your
computer form hackers and viruses, and
keeping your personal information
private.
www.cybersmartkids.com.au
Cybersmart Kids Online
provides opportunities for children and
their families to learn how to be cyber
smart and use the internet safely.
www.safekids.com
This website is a
resource that is designed to reinforce
the internet and technology as a safe
tool for children to utilize.
www.wiredsafety.org
This website is designed
for use by parents/guardians, kids,
teens, college students, teachers and
educators, law enforcement, government
officials, and anyone who is a user of
the internet.
www.fbi.gov/publications/pguide/pguidee.htm
This resource is designed
for use by parents specifically but may
also be useful to educators. The
article goes into great detail on the
dangers that a child may be exposed to
while using the internet, it discusses
some warning signs of victimization, and
tells you who to contact if you suspect
a child is being victimized.
www.loveourchildrenusa.org/parent_internetsafety.php
This site is designed for
parents to learn how to keep their
children safe while they use the
internet.
www.mcguffspo.com/cybersafetysat.html
McGruff the crime dog
does it again. It provides computer
suggestions for parents, rules to post
near the computer, games to play while
learning about cyber safety, and
internet safety kits.
Cablevision has created a
great site called
www.powertolearn.com. It is very
resourceful about Internet smarts and
offers “Interactive case studies” which
includes information on Social
Networking; Cyberbullying: Not Just
Name-Calling; Misinformation - Truth or
Spoof?; Fair Use - Beg, Borrow or
Steal?; Keeping Personal Info Private;
and Music Downloading.
For “Filtering Software”,
parents can press on the link to
http://www.iambigbrother.com
to learn more about this internet
monitoring software. This software will
allow them to see what their family is
doing online by recording chats, instant
messages, emails, keystrokes and web
sites that were viewed.
www.cybersafety.us
is another site that has “one mission”.
“one goal” which is “helping to keep
kids safe online”.
www.isafe.org.
This website is supported by the Office
of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
Prevention, and claims to be “The Leader
in Internet Safety Education.”
http://www.schoolcounselor.com/safety/cyberbullying-sabella.pdf
and
http://www.schoolcounselor.com/safety.
These two links are Power Point
presentations about cybersafety titled
“CyberSafety Tic-Tac Know,” and “Cybersafety.”
http://www.csriu.org/index.html
The Center for Safe and
Responsible Internet Use is designed to
teach people how to help kids develop
the skills to use the internet in a
safely. The organization does outreach
work and has a lot of information
available on their webpage.
http://www.theparentsedge.com
This site was
created by a teacher to give parents an
edge over their children on the
internet. The site founder believes that
safety comes before children privacy and
that we
must do everything possible to keep
children safe.
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