Do you know that your children are safe online?

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Do you know that your children are safe online? Online Safety Do you know that your children are safe online? Susan Mehmet Primary Computing Curriculum Consultant susan.mehmet.clt@gmail.com

LGfL Online safety site www.safety.lgfl.net Evolving bank of resources Covers all aspects of Internet safety

New Search engine for children which has the options for blocking words and parent control. http://www.kiddle.co/

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Parents Control NetNanny Cyper Sitter Cyper Patrol EBlaster

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Can I be your Friend? 11

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Think U know http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/

T: Tell your Mum or Dad if you see something online that upsets you H: Hide your password. Only ever share your password with your parents – never with your friends. I: Interesting websites can be fun. Check with Mum or Dad if a site is okay to use before you visit. N: Name calling or being mean is not cool and could be cyberbullying. Be nice when talking online or over the phone. K: Keep your special personal information safe. Use a nickname in chat rooms or when you play games on the computer.

http://www.connectsafely.org/

As a family decide on your family guidance. Where and when appropriate to use technology. Always have an open discussion. Be aware of any changes in your child’s mood. Share everything together.