Internet Safety Academy by Det. Steve DeWarns InternetChildSafety.net

Internet Safety Academy Cadet Training Class Objectives How to protect ourselves online. Activities on what not to post online. Cadets will use their knowledge to find errors posted online by other students. Demonstration on how too much information can be dangerous.

Internet Safety Academy Cadet Training Definition of a “ONLINE PREDATOR” Online Predator = An adult who uses the Internet to commit crimes against children. NCMEC – 1-7 children between the age of will be approached by an Online Predator.

Internet Safety Academy Cadet Training Protecting Yourself Anyone you meet over the Internet is a stranger. Never post personal information such as your name, age, location. If you receive a message that makes you uncomfortable, go and tell a trusted adult.

Internet Safety Academy Cadet Training Activities In groups work on your assigned activity. Work together to come up with the best possible answer. Report your answers to the class.

Internet Safety Academy Cadet Training Cyber Patrol

Internet Safety Academy Cadet Training Cyber Patrol

Internet Safety Academy Cadet Training 1.Location/Hometown. 2.School. 3.Favorite sports/teams. 4.Interest in acting. 5.Where/when he hangs out at “Skating Station”. 6.Music/movies/t.v. shows.

Internet Safety Academy Cadet Training Cyber Patrol

Internet Safety Academy Cadet Training 1.Location/Hometown. 2.Name. 3.MySpace address. 4.AOL – which gives us access. 5.Music/movies/t.v. shows. 6.Best friends name.

Internet Safety Academy Cadet Training Cyber Patrol

Screen name with a possible birthdate. Matches the age. Gives his location. Names his school and grade.

We can now conduct a Google search.

Giving us a map/driving directions and satellite image of the school.

Now we can get a street view and layout of the school.

Internet Safety Academy Cadet Training Online Pledge Take home your online pledge and share with your parents what you have learned.

Internet Safety Academy Thank You!