1. Online Safety for Parents
Media Moms and Digital Dads
InterNUTS

2. Agenda Officer Pinkas - Legal Waters
Julia Copley - Mental Health and Resiliency
Shannon Conley - Technical Issues
Link to the kid Survey Link to Survey Results

3. Worse Cases
Sexting
Legal definitions
Pandering

4. What to know Rules All Usernames and Passwords
Access to phone - passcodes

5. Justifying Age Limits
Brain Development - no child is “more ready” than another…..

6. Adolescents are more likely to:
Act on impulse
Misread or misinterpret social cues and emotions
Get into accidents
Get involved in fights
Engage in dangerous or risky behavior
brain/

7. How to Care ? How resilient is my child?
? What are my child’s weaknesses?
?What are my child’s strengths?
? How aware am I?
concepts/resilience/

8. How to get Online Your Data
Ask your cell phone/internet provider for filters
Adjusting Restrictions on devices (Settings)
Guided Access for iPads
School Wifi
Block Pornography and Adult Content
Block some apps (Kik, Instagram)
Systems are in place to monitor student activity
Public Wifi
Device restrictions will still apply
Geolocation vs IP address

9. Looking at Privacy Policies
Can my child set up his/her own account? Yes:
Will his/her first and last name be displayed on this website? Yes:
Does the company collect information about the location of my child? Yes:
Can my child be contacted by other users? Yes:
Can my child contact other users? Yes:
Is the company headquartered OUTSIDE the United States? Yes:

10. If a website it intended for children, it should have a Child Online Privacy Protection Act compliance statement in the privacy policy.
(COPPA)

11. Common Sense Media NetSmartz Josh Ochs
Where can I get advice?
Common Sense Media
NetSmartz
Josh Ochs

12. Have further questions?
Officer Dave Pinkas:
Guidance Counselors
Julia Copley (Waite and Northrop)
Stevie Beshire (Canavan and Fenn)
Lynsey Eick (Heritage and Blake)
Technology Integration Specialist: Shannon Conley