Internet Safety Jenna Cole ITC525 Kutztown University Summer II.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Internet Safety An Interactive PowerPoint for Third Graders Diana Patterson ITC525 Summer 2010 TOC.

Advertisements

Cyber Time First Grade.

Internet Safety in Schools

Welcome to Year 5’s E Safety Assembly

Internet Safety with Miranda

Internet Online Safety How to have FUN and Stay in Control.

INTERNET SAFETY FOR STUDENTS

Click Below to Begin the Quiz

This week is anti-bullying week.

e-safety and cyber bullying

INTERNET SAFETY.

Internet Safety Tips.

Kayla Weber ITC 525 Summer I Table of Contents Internet Safety Rule #1 Internet Safety Rule #1 – Personal Information Internet Safety Rule #2 Internet.

Internet Safety Erik Carl ITC 525: Computers for Educators Summer II.

Branches of Government

“I think kids should stay safe in the internet by not giving out personal information”.Giving out personal information and giving your address could have.

Do you know how to keep yourself safe?

INTERNET SAFETY FOR STUDENTS

Created by Mr. Hemmert.  Have you ever received a mean or instant message? Have you ever sent one? This is called cyberbullying. A cyberbully uses.

+ An Introduction to Safety on the Internet 1 Material and Advice provided by:

Digital Citizenship My definition of digital citizenship: To be kind online, not abusing anyone or anything on the internet and using the internet appropriately.

Digital Citizenship By Bhavna. Plagiarism Plagiarism is illegal and can get you arrested. If a teacher finds out you used plagiarism he/she can fail you.

Information guide.

Staying Safe in Cyberspace Jessica Kohler ITC 525 Jessica Kohler ITC 525.

By: Daniel Krueger ITC 525: Computers for Educators Summer II 2010 Click Here to Begin.

By: Brandee Burke.  This is an interactive slideshow that is going to teach you all about how to be safe while using the internet and also other kinds.

Safety! Jessica Brown. What Is the Point of Having an Online Space? It needs to be Safe Clean And Efficient.

Helpful Hints for Students, Parents and Families By: Candice B. Jones or Mrs. Jones.

Keeping Safe While Using the Internet. We live in a community. What are some safety rules we have in our community? Cyberspace is also a community. What.

Internet Safety & Online Citizenship

Pamela Wetzel ITC Summer 2. Types of Technology How to be Safe Online Research Tools Review Game Standards Credits.

Internet Safety By: Mrs. Huffman & Mrs. Surich. What Is The Internet?

ITC Summer I Table of Contents Glossary of terms Glossary of terms Safety Tips Quiz Credits Standards Multimedia Connections Multimedia.

 Don’t respond when a cyberbully is saying something mean about you online. Just block it.

SAFE Information & Communication Technology For the Third Grade.  Julianna Madden  ITC 525  Summer 1 Session.

Company LOGO Internet Safety By: Melissa Pinnell.

Internet Safety Guide to Internet Safety Sometimes somebody on the net may ask you for information your parents may not want you to give out.

MY ONLINE CODE In the last 2 years of digital literacy I have learned the proper ways to act and why to act that way online, I have also learned other.

Activity 3 Are They Safe?. Activity Think about what we can do to stay safe if we meet people from the Internet.

RESPONSIBLE DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP At the Safety Booth.

Activity 2 What to Do?.

Internet Safety Krista Sell IST 525 Kutztown University Summer 2011.

Have fun on the internet while being safe!!  Do you know what cyber safety means?.. YesNo.

Safety and Security Online: Private Information. Identify private information Recall that private information should not be given out in cyberspace.

Internet Safety Mrs. Coots May 2010 Middle School Presentation.

 S = Stay safe  M = Meet up  A = Accepting information  R = Reliable  T = Tell someone.

Internet Safety for Elementary Students By Joanne Butler ITC Next.

I’M CYBER SAFE.

E-Safety Quiz Are you cybersafe?.

Cool Kids Online (Be safe) By Alan L. and Kevin L.

Teaching kids About Internet Safety.. Make sure you don’t give away any personal information such as your address or phone number.

Internet Safety NETS V. Students understand human, cultural, and societal issues related to technology and practice legal and ethical behavior. Students:

Let’s Get Savvy about Technology Mrs. George Dondero School.

By the Digital Leaders.  Be careful about entering competitions that ask for personal information.  Don’t use obvious passwords.  Keep your passwords.

Safer Internet Day. What do you use the Internet for? watching TV shows watching online videos playing gamestalking to friends homeworkfinding out things.

E- SAFETY PRESENTATION By: Mohamed Fathy Tip 1Tip 2Tip 3Tip 4Tip 5 And the What is e safety.

Click here to begin Internet Safety Keeping Kids Safe On-Line.

INTERNET SAFETY Empowerment Training By Karen Livingood ITC 525: Computers for Educators Summer II.

E-SAFETY By Sianna Orange and James Lamb. INTERNET SAFETY RULES IN SCHOOL Follow these rules if you see something bad in school: Close your lid. Tell.

Technology can help us: Communicate with others Gather information Share ideas Be entertained Technology has improved our quality of life!

KS2 E-Safety assembly How to be smart and keep safe online.

YEAR 6’S GUIDE TO STAYING SAFE ON THE INTERNET. CHATTING When you are chatting to people online, try not to give out any personal information about yourself.

How Can I Stay Safe When I Use The Internet?. Do Not Give Out Personal Information Your last name Your home or cell phone numbers Where you live Where.

“Doing the Right thing online” Online Safety. Questions How many of you have like to go off by yourself and get on the internet? What do you like to use.

Guidelines for Internet Safety Chad Olivard ITC 525 Kutztown University Summer 2011.

Learning Objectives Identify Cyberbullying Use Technology Resources Responsibly Use Technology Resources Safely Use Technology Resources Respectfully.

Internet Safety How to stay safe online.

Rules for Being Safe on the Internet for Kids

KEEP SAFE I will NOT give out personal information: Name -- create a screen name Address Phone number Password School address Pictures.

Presentation transcript:

Internet Safety Jenna Cole ITC525 Kutztown University Summer II

Menu What is the Internet? Internet Safety The Internet & Bullying Internet Safety Videos Kid-Safe Websites Show What You Know! Credits Standards

What is the Internet? -a place where you can find useful information -a place to get answers to questions -a way to communicate with others - a place where learning happens menu

Internet Safety It is important to be safe on the internet. If you are not sure if something is safe: always check with an adult! -Never go on a website that is not appropriate (bad words, pictures) menu

Never give out personal information: Including: -your name -address -phone number -school -passwords menu

Be Careful! Be careful and pay close attention to what you are doing....and where you are clicking. Advertisements can pop up. They may ask you to enter information about yourself. Don't do it. They may be companies trying to trick you into buying something. menu

The Internet & Bullying Be careful what you say to others online. Something you say to someone pay be taken the wrong way when not face-to-face. You are still responsible for what you do and say online. Don't be a bully! If you or someone you know is being bullied online, tell an adult right away. menu

Never agree to meet anyone in person Sometimes people will ask you to meet them in person. Never agree to do this. Sometimes people go online and pretend to be someone they are not. *If anyone asks you to meet with them, tell an adult right away! menu

Check out some videos on Internet Safety! Internet Safety with Detective Kellogg Internet Safety with Miley Cyrus menu

Safe & Fun Websites for Kids! Here is a list of websites that students can go on to learn and to have fun: Fun Brain StarFall First in Math Study Island menu

Safe & Fun Websites to go on at Home! Disney Channel KidSites Nickelodeon PBS Kids menu

Here are safe websites for you to go on to learn about a topic! Yahoo Kids Ask Kids Kids Click GoGooligans menu

Show What You Know! You are online and accidentally click on an advertisement that asks for your zip code. What do you do? menu Enter your zip code Don't enter and x out of page

GREAT JOB! :) YOU ARE CORRECT! The correct answer is to “x” out of the page. Do not enter ANY personal information on a website. menu

SORRY....:( That answer is not correct. You should NEVER enter any personal information on a website. The correct thing to do is to “x” out of the webpage. menu

One More Question.... You've been talking to a girl online who is the same age as you and lives nearby. She wants to come play at your house and asks for your address. What should you do? menu Give her your address and the phone number in case she gets lost. Don't give her your address and tell an adult right away.

CORRECT! :) NEVER give out any personal information (name, address, phone number, school). ALWAYS tell an adult if someone asks you to meet you somewhere. After all, they might not be who they say they are... menu

SORRY :( That answer is not correct. NEVER give out any personal information (name, address, phone number, school). ALWAYS tell an adult if someone asks you to meet you somewhere. After all, they might not be who they say they are... menu

Credits menu

Standards Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) Technology and Engineering Education B1. Describe how using technology can be good or bad E1. Identify the technologies that support and improve quality of life E4. Recognize that information and communication technology is the transfer of messages among people and/or machines over distances through the use of technology.

Standards, cont'd. International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) 5.Digital Citizenship Students understand human, cultural, and societal issues related to technology and practice legal and ethical behavior. Students: a.advocate and practice safe, legal, and responsible use of information and technology. b.exhibit a positive attitude toward using technology that supports collaboration, learning, and productivity. c.demonstrate personal responsibility for lifelong learning. d.exhibit leadership for digital citizenship.