Family & children
Parent Presentation - you don't have to be a computer expert to
keep your child safe online.
Presents the "Three Keeps" for internet safety
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| Presents the
How to keep kids safe
online - presented
by Microsoft
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| What You Need to Know Learn the essentials of protecting your teens
and "tweens" online.
This FREE tutorial covers social networking (i.e.
MySpace,) cyber-bullying, online harassment and more.
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| 5 Tips in 5 Minutes Protecting Your Kids Online
Join Internet Safety expert Regina Lewis as she guides
parents through the essentials of cyber safety.
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| 10 Actions Every Parent MUST Take Brought to you by iKeepSafe & Symantec
Tune-up your Tech Know-How with this FREE 10-step guide
to protecting your family.
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Safe Searching
Parents have expressed concern about their younger
children -- those under 10 years old -- inadvertently
viewing sexually explicit material on the Internet.
Generally speaking, kids under 10 are not at the age when
they are actively seeking out sexually explicit material
online. Nevertheless, parents can take steps to prevent
their young children from being inadvertently exposed to
sexual images and text while they are online.
We suggest is turning on "filtering" in the online search
engine that your family uses. That will minimize the chance
that an innocent search may inadvertently return something
sexually explicit. You can change the settings in most top
search engines to filter search results and it is easy to
do. Find your favorite search engine below and follow the
step-by-step instructions on how to activate the filtering
feature.
Note: This tip really
is meant for parents of young children under 10. Older
children or children who are actively looking for sexually
explicit material online can easily bypass search engine
filtering. |
