Adapted from Child Safety on the Information Highway by Lawrence J. Magid. Copyright © 1994
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You may be giving out your personal information and you don't even realize!
Watch this video then check yourself!
1. Cornwall, Phyllis. Online Etiquette and Safety. Ann Arbor, MI: Cherry Lake Publishing. 2011
2. Cindrich, Sharon. Douglass, Ali. A Smart Girl's Guide to the Internet: How to Connect with Friends, Find What You Need, and Stay Safe Online.
3. Raatma, Lucia. Living with Safety on the Internet. Chanhassen, MN: The Child’s World. 2005
4. Lawler, Jennifer. A Hot Issue: Cyberdanger and Internet Safety. Berkeley Heights, NJ: Enslow Publishers. 2000
5. Croft, Jennifer. Everything You Need to Know About Staying Safe in Cyberspace. New York, NY: Rosen Publishing Group. 1999
www.fbi-sos.org- Use the FBI's website to go on an online scavenger hunt. Take a quiz with your team to see what you have learned about your online safety.
www.netsmartz.org- This one has it all! Use this site to watch videos, read articles, read first hand accounts, watch presentations and play games like “Cyberbully Zombies”. Very fun and educational!
www.hectorsworld.com-
This
is a super fun website dealing with all topics of digital citizenship. You'll
will love the awesome graphics and the quirky characters. You won’t even mind learning
as you play a variety of [educational] games.
Part of staying safe online also means following some basic rules of online etiquette (netiquette).
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