Emily Snyder, William Darras, Stephanie Berger.  40Y 40Y.

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Emily Snyder, William Darras, Stephanie Berger

 40Y 40Y

 Cyber Bullying

 Exposure to inadequate material  Sexual Material  Racial Material  Wikipedia wikipedia.com

Posting Personal Information Online  Identity theft  Social networking  Facebook  Myspace  Dating sites

 Exposure to spam and viruses  s  Clicking on advertisements and other websites  Illegally downloading music  Using unknown cleaners  Downloading animations

Issues Continued  Chat rooms and Blogging  May lead to unwanted predators  Over half of year olds visit chat rooms and one third of those kids visit private or adult chat areas  15% of youth have met an internet friend in person and most of them went alone

 S Safe Internet Act: promotes internet safety education and cybercrime prevention initiatives and for other purposes

 COPPA- Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act: websites that are prohibited from collecting information from persons under 18 without parental consent

 Do not give out internet password to anyone

 Do not give out personal information such as address, telephone number, name, location of school, etc.

 Do not respond to any messages that are mean in any way and make you feel uncomfortable

 Become computer literate and learn how to block objectionable material  Keep the computer in a common area where you can monitor the user  Share an account with your child  Block certain websites on school computers

Traits of Good Digital Citizenship  Preventing Plagiarism  Using Copyrights: giving credit where it is needed  Respect  Honesty  Responsibility  Self-worth

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