Transcript Interne
Internet
Safety
EDU 384
Christine Robinson
Simply rules
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Keep your identity a secret
Don’t give out information to a site that you are unsure
of.
Username should not give away information such as
name or birthdate
Be extra carful with strangers
All you know is what your friends profile tells you
Have parents involved
Don’t answer unknown people or messages
Tell someone
If you are feeling hurt or bad let a teacher or parent
know
Protect your password
5.
do not tell anyone your passwords and keep them in a safe
place
Be nice
Internet Safety Questions
What should I do if a stranger messages me?
Tell a teacher or grown up so they can block or ignore the
stranger
Delete an email if you do not know the sender
How can I be safe on the internet?
Never share information on a site until you ask a parent or
teacher
Password or username should not contain name or birthday
or give out your address, phone number, what school you
go to, or your picture
How can you keep your computer safe?
Don’t download anything until you ask a parent first
Your computer can get a virus that way
Have a strong password
Long
Contains both numbers and letters
Does not have your name
My pledge or safety promise
At the beginning of the year students can
sign a pledge or make a promise to be safe
on the internet.
Never give out important information such
as name, address, phone number or
picture
Don’t meet with anyone face-to-face
that you met online
Always tell a parent or grown up if
something makes you feel uncomfortable
Works Cited
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http://www.brainpop.com/technology/compute
rsandinternet/onlinesafety/
http://www.brainpopjr.com/artsandtechnology/t
echnology/internetsafety/
http://www.ncpc.org/topics/by-audience/lawenforcement/teachingchildren/handouts/mcgruffs-internet-safetypledge.pdf