Internet Safety

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Other Valuable Resources

National Center for Missing and Exploited Children [www.missingkids.org] - The NCMEC raises public awareness about ways to prevent child abduction, molestation, and sexual exploitation. It's "Child Safety on the Information Highway" brochure is a great resource for parents and teachers, it can be found at www.safekids.com/child_safety.htm.

A Parent's Guide to the Internet [www.familyguidebook.com/aboutbooksubindex.html] - Parry Aftab's book on how to protect your kids in cyberspace.

Safeguarding the Wired Schoolhouse [www.safewiredschools.org/] - This is a project of the Consortium for School Networking, a non-profit association that promotes the use of telecommunications to improve K-12 learning. Its members include state departments of education, state networks, school districts, schools, individuals and companies that are committed to this goal. The site includes articles, power point presentations, and other tools for administrators and teachers.

A Guide to Internet Safety for Students and Teachers [http://k12science.stevens-tech.edu/internetsafety.html] - The Center for Improved Engineering and Science Education (CIESE), a program of the Stevens Institute of Technology, has come to the realization that it is important to balance protecting students with the need to utilize the technology to its full potential. It has some great links to resources as well as links to Internet Safety Software.

TECH CORPS Internet Safety Primer [http://techcorps.org/resources/internetsafety/primer.html] - Not sure what online safety is all about? Read this quick overview of key online safety terms, issues, and strategies.

Critiquing Acceptable Use Policies [http://www.io.com/~kinnaman/aupessay.html] An essay packed with information on the issues surrounding the use of AUPs. Also contains links to additional resources and examples.


			Web in Your Classroom \| Internet Safety
		Other Valuable Resources National Center for Missing and Exploited Children [www.missingkids.org] - The NCMEC raises public awareness about ways to prevent child abduction, molestation, and sexual exploitation. It's "Child Safety on the Information Highway" brochure is a great resource for parents and teachers, it can be found at www.safekids.com/child_safety.htm. A Parent's Guide to the Internet [www.familyguidebook.com/aboutbooksubindex.html] - Parry Aftab's book on how to protect your kids in cyberspace. Safeguarding the Wired Schoolhouse [www.safewiredschools.org/] - This is a project of the Consortium for School Networking, a non-profit association that promotes the use of telecommunications to improve K-12 learning. Its members include state departments of education, state networks, school districts, schools, individuals and companies that are committed to this goal. The site includes articles, power point presentations, and other tools for administrators and teachers. A Guide to Internet Safety for Students and Teachers [http://k12science.stevens-tech.edu/internetsafety.html] - The Center for Improved Engineering and Science Education (CIESE), a program of the Stevens Institute of Technology, has come to the realization that it is important to balance protecting students with the need to utilize the technology to its full potential. It has some great links to resources as well as links to Internet Safety Software. TECH CORPS Internet Safety Primer [http://techcorps.org/resources/internetsafety/primer.html] - Not sure what online safety is all about? Read this quick overview of key online safety terms, issues, and strategies. Critiquing Acceptable Use Policies [http://www.io.com/~kinnaman/aupessay.html] An essay packed with information on the issues surrounding the use of AUPs. Also contains links to additional resources and examples.