STRATEGIES. Non-Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online.

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STRATEGIES

Non-Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online

Establish an ongoing dialogue and keep lines of communication open Supervise use of all Internet-enabled devices Know your child’s online activities and friends

Non-Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online Supervise use of all Internet-enabled devices Know your child’s online activities and friends Regularly check the online communities your children use, such as social networking and gaming sites, to see what information they are posting

Non-Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online Know your child’s online activities and friends Regularly check the online communities your children use, such as social networking and gaming sites, to see what information they are posting Supervise the photos and videos your kids post and send online

Non-Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online Supervise the photos and videos your kids post and send online Discourage the use of webcams and mobile video devices

Non-Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online Discourage the use of webcams and mobile video devices Teach your children how to protect personal information posted online and to follow the same rules with respect to the personal information of others

Non-Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online Teach your children how to protect personal information posted online and to follow the same rules with respect to the personal information of others Be sure your children use privacy settings

Non-Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online Be sure your children use privacy settings Instruct your children to avoid meeting face-to- face with someone they only know online or through their mobile device Teach your children how to respond to cyberbullies

Non-Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online Instruct your children to avoid meeting face-to- face with someone they only know online or through their mobile device Teach your children how to respond to cyberbullies Establish an agreement with your children about Internet use at home and outside of the home

Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online

Set age-appropriate filters: Filters block categories of inappropriate websites a child can view, such as sites containing pornography, violence, gambling, and illegal drug information. Consider using monitoring software, especially if you sense your child is at risk

Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online Consider using monitoring software, especially if you sense your child is at risk Periodically check your child’s online activity by viewing your browser’s history Set time limits

Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online Periodically check your child’s online activity by viewing your browser’s history Set time limits Disallow access to chat rooms and only allow live audio chat with extreme caution

Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online Set time limits Disallow access to chat rooms and only allow live audio chat with extreme caution Limit your child’s Instant Messaging (IM) contacts to a parent-approved buddy list

Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online Disallow access to chat rooms and only allow live audio chat with extreme caution Limit your child’s Instant Messaging (IM) contacts to a parent-approved buddy list Use safe search engines

Technical Measures to Protect Kids Online Limit your child’s Instant Messaging (IM) contacts to a parent-approved buddy list Use safe search engines Set up the family’s cyber-security protections Utilize parental controls on your child’s mobile phone and mobile devices