Cyber Safety Lesson Plan 1 Computers are Here to Stay Know the Sites/Learn the Language (Lesson for Parents and Teachers) By Tracy Hintz 7/6/2009.

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Cyber Safety Lesson Plan 1 Computers are Here to Stay Know the Sites/Learn the Language (Lesson for Parents and Teachers) By Tracy Hintz 7/6/2009

Methods of Cyber-Technology  Facebook  MySpace  gaya  Bebo  Friendster  Instant Messenger  YouTube  Cell phones  Texting  Gaming  Chat rooms   Blogs  Web Cams

Know the Cyber Language Use a resource:  BRB -be right back  POS -parent over shoulder  :D -symbol for ‘big grin’  >:D :D< -symbol for ‘big hug’  SYL -see you later  LOL -laughing out loud  T2UL8ER-talk to you later

Can you decode this? Dialogue: Two seventh grade girls chatting on Instant Messaging Facebook  Girl 1= Heyyyy, WU?!?!?  Girl 2= NM…..U?  Girl 1= same  Girl 2= OMG!! DYH?!??!?  Girl 1= hw!?!  Girl 2= ron& monique are going out!??!?  Girl 1= ROFLOL…………ewww!!  There not gonna stay wit each otha long…… ron dumps every girl for some 1 else in like 5 days after he goes out with some 1 else!  Girl 2= really?....  Girl 1= yeah…. I went out wit him for like 5 days….then he dumped me!  Girl 2= oooo.. tat is harsh! LOL  Girl 2= uh-ohh….. POS….GTG!! loL  Girl 1= K…..TTFN……. LYL <3  Girl 2= aww thanx!  Girl 1= np…..=p  Girl 2= Byye!

Lessons in Cyber Safety by Tracy Hintz Lesson 1- Info For Parents/Teachers Lesson 2- Play Fair/Play Nice Lesson 3- Protect Yourself-Or else Lesson 4- TBA