1. Internet Safety Presentation

4. Social Media Platforms

5. Internet Stranger Danger

7. RCMP Calls For Service -Bullying / Harassment; -Threats; -Fights;
-Child pornography;
-Distributing intimate images without consent.

8. Sharing Of Intimate Photos
-Students are sending nude photos of themselves to each other;
-Regardless of their age, people dating should not be sending nude photos of themselves to others;
-When they break up, these photos are often used to harass and demean them;
-If under 18 years old, this is child pornography;
-Child pornography and harassment is criminal.

9. Cyberbullying -Gossiping and harassment are forms of Cyberbullying;
-Cyberbullying can be done via text messages, , posts, blogs, tweets, hacking, and sending other people’s photos;
-Surveys have shown that youth think online bullying is easier to get away with and hide from their parents.

10. Online Perception
-Potential employers look at what people post online.
-Do people want to be perceived negatively?
-Do people want to be perceived positively?

11. Help Tools
-Communicate with your kids so you earn their trust and they know they can talk to you.
-“Spiders” –
-Reporting Tools (Handout).

12. How To Surf Safely -Do not “friend” anyone you do not know!
-If a student ever gets involved in an online chat that makes them feel uncomfortable or in danger, they need to exit and tell a parent or other trusted adult;
-Students need to tell their parents about anything inappropriate they find online;
-Do not give out personal information;
-Say “no” and not do something you don’t agree with or feel comfortable with.

13. Positive Things You Can Do On The Internet
-Fundraising;
-School website;
-School research;
-Connect with actual friends;
-Create family photo albums;
-Learning a new skill or language.

14. Questions?