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University of New Mexico

Ray’s first computer We’ve come a long way since my first computer!!

Here are my kiddos Keeping these guys safe is my top priority and the same is true for your parents!

How do we share information online? Chat or Instant Messenger Blogs Social Networking Sites –Facebook, My Space, Etc

What tools can we use to find information online? Online Phonebook –Reverse phone number search Search Engines Satellite Maping Software

Properties of Information Online Information: –Is easily copied –Can be saved –It can be shared

Safety First!! The most important thing to consider when communicating online is keeping yourself safe!! Be careful what you share!

Criminals don’t play by the rules! If someone wants to harm you they may lie – we can’t expect criminals to be honest. It’s good to be cautious, listen to your instincts. You don’t have to be nice to everybody!

How can we stay safe? Make sure an adult that you trust always knows what you’re doing online. Show Mom & Dad what you’re doing online – teach them how to do it. Learn more about internet safety –

How can we stay safe? Just like you would not talk to strangers in person, don’t talk to strangers online. Mom, Dad, and adults you trust care about you, don’t forget it!! If it seems risky, ask an adult or don’t do it!!