81. Childnet International few months Childnet has been working with the Ministry of Education in Maltato translate and adapt its Kidsmart internet safety education programme. http://www.childnet-int.org/

[MORE] SUPPORT CHILDNET Find out how you can support Childnet's vital work... [MORE] INTERNATIONAL CHILD-TECH NEWS from Childnet partner Net Family News Childnet takes part in the push to make children central to the World Summit on the Information Society. The WSIS is seeking to bridge the digital divide... [MORE] Childnet's Kidsmart programme takes off in Malta . Over the last few months Childnet has been working with the Ministry of Education in Malta to translate and adapt its Kidsmart Internet safety education programme... [MORE] CLICK BELOW TO GO DIRECTLY TO CHILDNET'S PROJECTS... Childnet International is registered as a charity in the UK no. 1080173. CREDITS PRIVACY VACANCIES CONTACT ... Hosting UK

82. FBI Youth - Home Offers internet safety tips for teens in grades 612. Also allows you to follow a case through the FBI lab and explore a day in the life of an FBI special agent. http://www.fbi.gov/kids/6th12th/6th12th.htm

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83. Internet Safety: Surfing The Net With Kids internet safety sites for families. Rated and reviewed by United Feature Syndicatecolumnist, Barbara J. Feldman. http://www.surfnetkids.com/kidsafe.htm

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84. Untitled Document Safety Rules for the Internet Other Children internet safety Sites. Safekids.com Child Safety on the Information Highway http://cybersleuth-kids.com/search/htdocs/isafety.htm

Safety Rules for the Internet Never give out personal information, such as your name, address and telephone number. Do not communicate with strangers online. Treat people with respect and dignity Report abusive or offensive web sites to your parents and teachers. Protect your user name and password. Do not share this information. Carefully select the web sites you visit Stay away from web sites that promote violence, hate or sexual material. Other Children Internet Safety Sites Safekids.com Child Safety on the Information Highway The Smart Way to Safeguard Kids From Smut Everything to Keep Your Kids Safe Online ... Articles about Child Safety on Online

85. Tenet Web: The Texas Education Network internet safety, financial aid,general resources, parenting organizations http://www.tenet.edu./jumpstart/parents.html

The TENET web site has a new design and a new structure. Most browsers will automatically connect you to the new main page at http://www.tenet.edu/ in a few seconds. If not, use the link above to connect. Please update your bookmark. The Texas Education Network (TENET) 23 October 2001 Comment to: web-master@tenet.edu Accessibility Information

86. CyberPatrol Internet Security Software - Protecting An Online Generation CyberPatrol s internet safety software lets you take control of your Internetaccess even when you can t be there! Learn more Learn More. Phishing http://www.cyberpatrol.com/

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87. PlanetCRuSH Offline Promotes internet safety, responsibility, and the development of healthy online communities. http://www.planetcrush.org/

88. The Family Online Internet Safety Contract The Internet Content Rating Association runs a global selflabelling systemproviding Internet users with the choice to limit access to content they http://www.icra.org/kids/familycontract/

Home Contact Sitemap Associate Members ... Links You can print this page directly or download it in these more easily-printed formats: For A4 paper PDF format Word 2000 format For US letter size paper PDF format Word 2000 format The Family Online Internet Safety Contract* An agreement between and Child parent Parent Contract I know that the Internet can be a wonderful place for my kids to visit. I also know that I must do my part to help keep them safe on their visits. Understanding that my kids can help me, I agree to follow these rules: I will get to know the services and websites my child uses. I will set reasonable rules and guidelines for computer use by my children and I will discuss these rules and post them near the computer as a reminder. I will not overreact if my child tells me about something "bad" he or she finds or does on the Internet. I will try to get to know my child's "online friends" and Buddy List contacts just as I try to get to know his or her other friends. I will try to put the home computer in a family area. I will report suspicious and illegal activity and sites to the proper authorities.

89. BytesCanada Informational site with articles on internet safety, online pornography, child exploitation and miscellaneous related topics. http://www.bytescanada.com

90. Education World ® - Curriculum: The Internet Safety Debate Yes, it s OK to filter Internet content in schools. No, students should learnhow to handle the Internet as it is. The debate continues no solution in http://www.education-world.com/a_curr/curr070.shtml

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91. Cyber Security For Students - Educatiional Technology Clearinghouse Doug Funny and the rest of his friends share internet safety tips for students . Family Internet provides internet safety tips for family members with http://etc.usf.edu/security/

Educational Technology Clearinghouse ETC Home Search ETC Subjects: Arts: Dance Arts: Music Arts: Theatre Arts: Visual Art ... Social Studies Resources: Access Issues Administration Adult Education Assessment ... Universal Access Reference Desk: Almanacs Atlases Books Citations ... Reference Portals Site Key: Kid Friendly = Ads or .Com = Florida About Site Key Add a Link Internet Safety Student Sites Filtering Network Viruses Child Safe Surfing on the Web http://www.searchengines.com/kids How to search the Web and resources such as child safe search engines Disney's Activity Center Safety Net http://disney.go.com/park/channels/ activities/today/flash/ Interactive activities about Internet safety including safe surfing and e-mail attachments Doug Funny with Internet Safety Tips http://www.disney.co.uk/DisneyOnline/ Safesurfing/ Doug Funny and the rest of his friends share Internet safety tips for students. Family Internet http://familyinternet.about.com/

92. The Internet Safety Group :: Home > Welcome To NetSafe Information for children about internet safety. Includes a safety card that can be downloaded, printed, and kept near a computer. http://www.netsafe.org.nz/kids/kids_default.asp

Internet Safety Group Home About ISG News Membership ... Contact Us INFORMATION FOR: Schools Kids Parents Young Adults ... Community Groups INFORMATION ABOUT: Legal and Illegal Pornography Computer Security Internet Infrastructure Conferences ... Online Gambling THE REST: Training Interviews NetSafe Kit for Schools Articles ... Research Page Not Found Home Site Map Hector Protector More Information ... Privacy Declaration © Internet Safety Group 2004

93. Girls Only: Internet Safety Pledge internet safety Pledge Girl Scouts of the United States of America. All RightsReserved. Terms Conditions Privacy Policy internet safety Pledge. http://www.gogirlsonly.org/internet_safety_pledge.asp

@import url("/css/go_main_ie.css"); /*IE and NN6x styles*/ Site Map Help Contact Us Internet Safety Pledge Traveling through cyberspace can be fun, but like any trip you take you have to "Be Prepared" for unforeseen things. So, read this before you go any further. Then print this page out and discuss it with your parent or guardian. I will not give out personal information such as my address, telephone number, parents'/guardians' work address/telephone number, or the name and location of my school without my parents'/guardians' permission. I will tell an adult right away if I come across any information that makes me feel uncomfortable. I will never agree to get together with someone I "meet" online without first checking with my parents/guardians. If my parents/guardians agree to the meeting, I will be sure that it is in a public place and bring my parent or guardian along. I will never send a person my picture or anything else without first checking with my parents/guardians. I will not respond to any messages that are mean or in any way make me feel uncomfortable. It is not my fault if I get a message like that. If I do I will tell my parents/guardians right away so that they can contact the online service.

94. Online Internet Training Free online interactive workshops to help you learn more about the Internet for research, internet safety, and creating a web site. http://ericelder.com/training

Online Internet Training If you've wanted to learn more about the Internet , take a look at the workshops below. The following courses are FREE and you can go through them right now online. Each of these online courses take about 45-60 minutes if you go through all the exercises, but you can skim through the highlights in minutes (except for the website creation class, which contains 3 sections, each of which takes about 1 hour.) Doing Research on the Internet Learn how to find information online to prepare Bible Studies, Sunday School lessons, sermons and just about anything. You'll also learn how to get better results from the major Internet "search engines." Your Church on the Internet This interactive technology demonstration will spark your thinking about how you might use audio, video, email, chat rooms and more to enhance and expand your current ministry. Using the Internet Safely Learn some of the dangers of using the Internet and how to protect yourself and your family while using it. This session will discuss filters, "cookies," history files and more.

95. ClickThinking : Personal Safety On The Internet : Contents Page internet safety A CrossCurricular Issue 5. ClickThinking Resource Pack forSchools and Families 6. Contacts and Bibliography. ClickThinking logo http://www.scotland.gov.uk/clickthinking/default.htm

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96. Missing Children Website Provides children with an internet safety quiz and answers. http://www.missingkids.com/missingkids/servlet/PageServlet?LanguageCountry=en_US

97. Illinois Attorney General - Safeguarding Children - Internet Safety For more information on High Tech Crimes and internet safety, please visit theKeeping Communities Safe page on the Attorney General s Web site. http://www.ag.state.il.us/children/internet.html

Skip Navigation Home Press Room Legislation ... MethNet Safeguarding Children Internet Safety The Internet and e-mail have become one of the most common ways for people to communicate with each other. Many people conduct business, shop, research and do a host of other activities online. However, the anonymous environment of the Internet can be dangerous. The reality of the Internet is that we never really know if the people we are talking to are really who they say they are. To give parents the tools needed to keep their kids safe on the Internet, Attorney General Madigan has created an innovative program regarding the realities of online safety. This program, Project Surf Safe: Navigating the Hidden Dangers of the Internet, is a useful tool in helping parents stay informed about the dangers lurking on the Internet. Please follow the links below to learn more about protecting your family online. Project Surf Safe Fact Sheet Online Safety Tips High Tech Crimes Bureau/Illinois Child Exploitation Task Force For more information on High Tech Crimes and Internet Safety, please visit the Keeping Communities Safe page on the Attorney General's Web site.

98. ED Technology Internet Safety Collection of links to information about internet safety. http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/os/technology/safety.html

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99. Shelter For Abused Women And Children Provides counseling and temporary shelter to victims of domestic violence. Includes a description of shelter services, confidential contact form, information on abuse, internet safety, and 24hour crisis line. Available in English and Spanish. http://www.naplesshelter.org/

Home Page What Is Domestic Violence? Shelter Services If You Are Abused ... Text-Only Version 24 Hour Crisis Line Please choose to view in: English Text Only 24 Hour Crisis Line Línea de crisis disponible 24 horas Naples, Florida The Shelter’s vision is a community without domestic violence so that every home is a safe haven for the family it shelters. The Shelter’s mission is to help adult and child victims and survivors of domestic violence through safety, intervention, and support; to educate the public about domestic violence; and to advocate for social change against domestic violence. “Breaking the cycle of abuse, building hope..." P.O. Box 10102 Naples, Florida 34101 Questions? Call 239-775-3862 Email: Info@naplesshelter.org What Is Domestic Violence? Shelter Services If You Are Abused ... webmaster@naplesshelter.org smart web SM design: GetNetSmart.com

100. New Jersey State Police - Internet Safety Tips internet safety Tips The New Jersey State Police High Technology Crimes Investigative Support Unit, NJSP Badge. Parents Guardians Teenagers http://www.njsp.org/tech/safe.html

NJSP Quick Links NJSP Home About Us Recruiting Division Organization Public Information News Releases FAQ's Highlights Sitemap Services Contact NJSP Teenagers Internet Guidelines for Parents and Guardians Place the computer in a common area of the residence rather than a bedroom. This will encourage online time to be a family oriented activity. Become familiar with the people and web sites your children are interacting with on the internet, just as you would get to know all of their other friends. Choose a family oriented Internet Service Provider or Online Service and use Parental Controls or software to regulate the type of information and material your children can access on the Internet. Most of the Parental Controls and software allow adults to restrict access to age appropriate levels. In the event the children do receive objectionable material, teach them to avoid responding to messages that are suggestive, obscene, threatening or makes them feel uncomfortable. Make sure they are comfortable in making you aware of these types of messages. Immediately notify your Internet Service Provider of the receipt of such material. Try to select non-descriptive Account Names and Screen Names for your children. Their online names should not be too specific or identify or describe them in detail.

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