1. Internet Safety Safely Navigating Uncharted Waters

2. CONTENTS Keeping Students Safe Online I. Social Networking II. Cyberbullying III. Solutions and Strategies III.

3. STAYING SAFE ONLINE Do Your Student Know… what it means to be on the Internet? what personal information consists of other than name, address, school, etc.? why they shouldn’t chat or friend strangers? not to believe everything they read on the Internet? how to respond to a cyber bully or something that makes them uncomfortable ? why they shouldn’t share their passwords even with their best friends?

4. WHAT TEACHERS SHOULD DO For the teacher: Do the planning first Make sure students know expectations and consequences Never log on for a student Have an objective Establish rules for which sites to visit Don’t assume our filter will catch everything Monitor, monitor, monitor!

5. FRIEND OR FOE? Do your students know : why they shouldn’t chat with strangers online? why they shouldn’t believe everything they read or see on the Internet? why they should never schedule an offline meeting with “online only” friends why they should tell their parents or teacher if anyone tries to meet with them offline Does this look like a 15-year-old girl on Facebook?

6. ENCOURAGE COMMUNICATION Do your students know: it’s not good to keep things bottled up? it’s OK to ask questions? why they should tell an adult if they run across anything that makes them feel uncomfortable?

7. WEBCAM SAFETY Do your students know: why they should never do webcam random chat? why they should only chat with family and friends? why they should never do anything on a webcam they wouldn’t want up on a screen in front of their classmates? why they should check with their parents before uploading video?

8. CONSIDER TIME AND PLACE Did you know: geolocation on social networks/games/cell phone pinpoint your exact location? Never check in at school, church, or any place you visit regularly how to check privacy settings Ask parents for permission before using any geolocation

9. BE “SCAM SMART” Be “Scam Smart” Don’t open strange emails Don’t click on a link in an email. Type in the url of the website yourself. Beware “free” downloads Don’t use P2P file sharing sites. Don’t be a pirate by downloading copyrighted music, tv shows, or movies

10. STAYING SAFE ONLINE Keep It in the Family Don’t share family photos without permission Ask before uploading

11. STAYING SAFE ONLINE Privacy? On the Web? All media is permanent All information is available If you don’t want people to know about it, don’t do it, and especially don’t do it online

12. STAYING SAFE ONLINE Sign the Gameplan Work as a team Talk with your parents Be a tech-teacher Accept help (from parents, teachers, and law enforcement)

13. CONTENTS Staying Safe Online I. Social Networking II. Cyberbullying III. Solutions and Strategies III.

14. SOCIAL NETWORKING Choose Your Friends Only friend people you know well Don’t get into contest for who has the most friends Keep your group of friends small and get more out of Facebook

15. SOCIAL NETWORKING Protect Your Info Don’t post phone # Don’t post address Avoid status updates with time and place references Don’t use Places Set all privacy settings to “Friends Only”

16. SOCIAL NETWORKING A picture is worth… Ask permission to post photos of friends You can untag yourself Avoid photos that reveal locations like home and school Report harmful photos

17. SOCIAL NETWORKING What’s Wrong With This Update? Bethany is such a loser. She asked in class whether Hitler was around before or after the Last Supper…lol

18. SOCIAL NETWORKING What’s Wrong With This Update? Woohoo! Going to Orlando for a whole week! Be back next Sunday! C-ya!!!

19. SOCIAL NETWORKING What’s Wrong With This Update? Just got a new iPhone and want to test my ring. Someone call 555-3425!

20. SOCIAL NETWORKING What’s Wrong With This Update? Hey man, let’s get together after school at my house. 1238 Shadesview Terrace, ATL 45362

21. CONTENTS Staying Safe Online I. Social Networking II. Cyberbullying III. Solutions and Strategies IV.

22. CYBERBULLYING What Is It? Bullying through electronic means Text, Facebook, YouTube common mediums Against school rules and against the law

23. CYBERBULLYING? Ubiquitous Phones, computers Public Visible to anyone Constant School, play, home Viral Social mediums

24. CYBERBULLYING Response Don’t react: responding to the bully only makes it worse Report the bullying to parents, teachers, and site admin Don’t participate Encourage others to stand up

25. CONTENTS Staying Safe Online I. Social Networking II. Cyberbullying III. Solutions and Strategies IV.

26. STRATEGIES Teamwork Help your parents Help each other Communicate Cooperate Know when to unplug

27. Questions?