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Internet Guidelines

Cyberspace Cyberspace is like a big city. libraries, universities, museums, places to have fun, Places to meet people. But, like any community, there are also some people and areas that you need to avoid and others that you should approach with caution. If you know the dangers you can take advantage of all the positive aspects of the Internet while avoiding most of its pitfalls. (

Guideline 1: Do not give out personal information for predators or identity thieves to access. Address Phone number School name or location Credit card number Pictures

Guideline 2: Do not get together with someone you meet online. Chat room and game players acquaintances are not friends. You don’t know for certain who they are.

Guideline 3: Do not give out your passwords or use someone else’s password. If someone has forgotten to log off, please log them off and don’t go into any of their files.

Guideline 4: Do not download or install from Internet or open attachments or links. Don’t open if you don’t know who sent it to you, you could spread a virus. It would be best to delete the message. It is possible to get a virus from someone you know. It is best to purchase a virus scanning software program and update often. Avoid pop-up advertisements.

Phishing (guideline #4) phishing is an (or phone call) claiming to be an organization, but it is phony. They are looking to get your personal information. Things like account numbers, social security number, passwords, etc.

Guideline #5 Do not send or display offensive or inappropriate messages or pictures. Cyber bullying is using , instant messaging, chat rooms, cell phones, or other technology to harass, threaten, torment, or intimidate someone. Harassment is illegal. Respect others. Social networking sites Keep settings on private. Add only people you know in real life to your friend’s list.

Guideline 6: Do not damage computers, computer systems, or computer networks. Hacking is illegal. Do not use proxy servers to get around blocked web sites.

Reporting Internet Crime Call your Internet provider. Call local law enforcement. Go to Call

Quiz (handout) Read each question and write your answer using paragraph form. Use complete sentences. Read the additional information for each question.

Poster Design a poster to display good Internet ethics. Example: Don’t give out personal information; they’ll track down your location. Don’t be a computer hacker, be a virus cracker. Be creative.