21. ParentCenter | Family Entertainment Finder: Reviewer Bios Jean Armour Polly is Netmom® and the author of six editions of Net-mom s Internet Kids Family Yellow Pages (Osborne McGraw-Hill), a family-friendly http://parentcenter.babycenter.com/commonsense/reviewers.jhtml?name=Jean Armour

22. PROJECT GUTENBERG - Catalog By Author - Index - Polly, Jean Armour - Polly, Jean Armour P Index Main Index NREN Surfing the Internet Opera The World s FASTER Browser! WordCruncher Promo.Net. Top http://www.informika.ru/text/books/gutenb/gutind/TEMP/i-_polly_jean_armour.html

Etexts by Author Polly, Jean Armour "P" Index... Main Index... NREN Surfing the Internet Web Site Designed and Administered by Pietro Di Miceli , webmaster of PROMO.NET The Original URL of Project Gutenberg Web site is: http://promo.net/pg/

23. Copyright/Internet -Jean Armour Polly - Free Program (fwd) Copyright/Internet Jean Armour Polly - free program (fwd). Publib Poster publll at nysernet.ORG Sat Oct 22 000207 EDT 1994 http://lists.webjunction.org/wjlists/publib/1994-October/066732.html

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24. John Iliff And Jean Armour Polly (fwd) John Iliff and Jean Armour Polly (fwd). Publib Poster publll at nysernet.org Thu Feb 20 232117 EST 1997. Previous message talk city / internet chat (fwd) http://lists.webjunction.org/wjlists/publib/1997-February/078343.html

John Iliff and Jean Armour Polly (fwd) Publib Poster publll at nysernet.org Thu Feb 20 23:21:17 EST 1997 Previous message: talk city / internet chat (fwd) Next message: 10,000 thank-yous to Iliff and Polly (fwd) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Sender: "James B. Casey" < jimcasey at lib.oak-lawn.il.us Previous message: talk city / internet chat (fwd) Next message: 10,000 thank-yous to Iliff and Polly (fwd) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] ... More information about the Publib mailing list

25. Polly, Jean Armour - University Of Maryland Polly, Jean Armour. * NREN; * Surfing the Internet University Libraries, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 207427011 (301)405-0800 http://www.lib.umd.edu/ETC/ReadingRoom/Nonfiction/Polly/

Polly, Jean Armour NREN Surfing the Internet University Libraries University of Maryland , College Park, MD 20742-7011 (301)405-0800 Please send comments and suggestions to the Libraries' Webmaster Content questions should be directed to Information Provider Last Revised: September 2001

26. Books By Jean Armour Polly Author Jean Armour Polly. Entry 56C NREN. plain text format Gnu gzip format Unix Compress format infozip/pkzip format http://www.gutenberg.lib.md.us/index/by-author/po1.html

Author: Jean Armour Polly Entry: 56C NREN plain text format Gnu gzip format Unix Compress format info-zip/pkzip format Entry: 49C Surfing the Internet plain text format Gnu gzip format Unix Compress format info-zip/pkzip format

27. Net-mom's Internet Kids & Family Yellow Pages 2002 Edition Press Release BERKELEY, Calif., October 2001 Jean Armour Polly, AKA Net-mom, Jean Armour Polly, author, librarian, and mom, has tinkered with Internet accounts http://www.osborne.com/pressroom/007219247X_press.shtml

home view cart help Search Our Site: Additional Releases Press Contact Information NET-MOM APPROVED! BERKELEY, Calif., October 2001 (ISBN 0-07-219247-X) by Jean Armour Polly. Jean recommends and reviews engaging, educational, and recreational Web sites that are age appropriate for her readers - wired families with preschool to high school kids. She emphasizes that the sites she selects offer both online fun as well as suggest activities to do offline. Jean personally explores and scrutinizes all sites she lists in her book, making sure they are family-friendly and do not contain adult content. "Because of my unique background as a public librarian, Internet pioneer, and mom, I wrote this book because I believe kids belong on the Net," she explains. "I set out to find places on the Net that were built expressly for children or where people of any age could find real value and answers to their questions," she adds. Following are new items and highlights of the 2002 edition: More than 3,500 educational and entertaining Internet sites, all handpicked and family-friendly. Sites are arranged in broad subject headings, organized alphabetically. The main A-Z section is written for kids in grades K-12, although many general reference works for all ages are included Star symbols highlight important sites worthy of special mention "Rubber Ducky" symbols draw attention to sites best for preschoolers A large "Family Fun" section, which provides lots of elements for mixed age groups to do together with sites the whole family can enjoy

28. FreeBooksToRead.com - NREN By Jean Armour Polly - Page 1 NREN by Jean Armour Polly. Just one of over 6000 free books to read online. http://www.freebookstoread.com/nren210_1.htm

Used Cars Pet Medications FSBO Homes Custom Carpet ... All About Our World NREN Jean Armour Polly Page 1 of 29 NREN for All: Insurmountable Opportunity c. 1993 Jean Armour Polly Manager of Network Development and User Training NYSERNet, Inc. jpolly@nysernet.org This was originally published in the February 1, 1993 issue of Library Journal (volume 118, n. 2, pp 38-41). It may be freely reprinted for educational use, please let me know if you are redistributing it, I like to know if it's useful and where it's been. Please do not sell it, and keep this message intact. When Senator Al Gore was evangelizing support for his visionary National Research and Education Network bill, he often pointed to the many benefits of a high-speed, multi-lane, multi-level data superhighway. Some of these included: collaborating research teams, physically distant from each other, First Page Next Page Last Page Read ... Titles Menu

29. Net-happenings: 00-03-02: RESOUR> Jean Armour Polly's Site Jean Armour Polly s site http//www.netmom.com/about/bio.htm. From the site. Jean Armour Polly is the author of The Internet Kids and Family Yellow Pages http://scout.wisc.edu/Projects/PastProjects/NH/00-03/00-03-02/0004.html

Gleason Sackmann ( gleason@rrnet.com Thu, 2 Mar 2000 07:44:47 -0600 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Previous message: From: Amnon Till [ mailto:amnont@hotmail.com Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 3:43 PM Jean Armour Polly's site http://www.netmom.com/about/bio.htm Jean Armour Polly is the author of The Internet Kids and Family Yellow Pages (Osborne McGraw-Hill, now in its third edition),a family-friendly directory to 3,500 of the best children's resources the Internet has to offer. Author, librarian, and mom, Jean is an internationally-recognized expert on the Internet from a family's point of view. She wrote the original 1992 "Surfing the Internet," which coined the phrase, according to Lexis-Nexis. Additionally, she was one of the first two women elected to the Internet Society Board of Trustees (1993), and is now a Trustee Emerita. For more info on her current activities, please view her site. I read about her site in an article by xslf (an Israeli woman - Shoshana Forbs).

30. NETMOM> N E T - M O M N E W S 12-1-99 I am Jean Armour Polly author, consultant, and mom. Best known as Netmom is a registered service mark of Jean Armour Polly. http://scout.wisc.edu/Projects/PastProjects/K12news/99-12/99-12-02/0000.html

From: owner-netmom-news-list@netmom.com mailto:owner-netmom-news-list@netmom.com ] On Behalf Of Jean Armour Polly Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 1999 8:03 PM To: netmom-news-list@netmom.com Subject: N E T - M O M N E W S 12-1-99 N E T - M O M N E W S December 1, 1999 Volume 3 Number 1 Welcome back! I am pleased to say that with this issue I am resuming regular publication of Net-mom News. This edition is MUCH longer than normal because it has an explanation of why you're getting this, and info about my new book. Regular (shorter!) issues will focus on new Web sites, Internet news, and what's happening here at the farm. Contents 1. What IS this? I don't remember signing up! Pages? 3. Hanukkah and Christmas on the Internet 4. Recent News from the Net 5. Here at Pollywood Farm What IS this? I don't remember signing up! It has been almost a year since the last issue of Net-mom News! I bet you thought I forgot about you, but I didn't. You're getting this issue because: you used to be on the former distribution list so we moved you to this list, or

31. Tokyo Conference On The Internet And Children Brief summary of speech Jean Armour Polly will describe how and why she took on the role of Speker s profile Jean Armour Polly is known as Netmom http://www.iajapan.org/seminar/20040124-en.html

(Japanese here) Download the forum proceedings (English Version:PDF:1,820KB) Date : January 24, 2004 1:00pm to 5:00pm Venue : Sponsor : Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Host : Internet Association Japan (IAjapan) Support : National Congress of Parents and Teachers Association of Japan Cooperation : Internet Hotline Expert Network Programme: (PDF:1.7MB) Jean Armour Polly will describe how and why she took on the role of Net-mom, and developed her book and database of more than 3,500 recommended web sites for children. Jean believes that the most common danger on the Internet is not pedophiles lurking behind every web site, but misinformation contained in web sites, email, and other online information resources. Parents should definitely teach their kids Internet safety rules, but they shouldn't think their jobs are done. Just as important is teaching children to evaluate information on their own. Not everything on the Internet is true, authoritative, or right for kids to use. Learn how to become a Net-mom or Net-dad, and teach your children media literacy that skill will follow them throughout their lifetimes. Jean Armour Polly , USA http://www.netmom.com/

32. 2002 21st Century Librarian Award: Award Winners Jean Armour Polly—recipient of the regional Central New York Award. Jean Armour Polly is a pioneer in exploring Internet services. http://21stcentury.syr.edu/2002/

2002 Award Announcement 2002 Award Nominees 2002 Nominee Descriptions 2002 Award Committee ... 2002 Award Calender 2nd Annual 21st Century Librarian Award 2002 Award Winners For the second year, the students of Syracuse University's School of Information Studies announce the winners of the 21st-Century Librarian Awards: Gary E. Strong, director of the Queens (N.Y.) Borough Public Library, is the winner of the second annual 21st-Century Librarian Award. SU alumna Jean Armour Polly ’74, G’75 (MLS), founder of Net-mom® and administrator of systems and technology at the Liverpool (N.Y.) Public Library, is the winner of the first 21st-Century Librarian of Central New York Award. We look forward to hosting both winners at our award ceremony on October 18 . Congratulations to Mr. Strong and Ms. Polly, and many thanks to an outstanding group of nominees. Peyina Lin, Graduate Student and Chair, 21st-Century Librarian Award Committee. Gary E. Strongrecipient of the 2nd-Annual National 21-Century Librarian Award. Read more about Strong in the Press Release below.

33. IPac2.0 The Internet kids family yellow pages /, Polly, Jean Armour. c1999. 3. The Internet kids family yellow pages /, Polly, Jean Armour. c2000. http://ipac2.bcls.lib.nj.us/ipac20/ipac.jsp?index=ALLTITL&term=Internet Job Sear

34. Cover Story (050698) Jamesville s Jean Armour Polly delivers the Internet to kids Like any mom, like any librarian, Jean Armour Polly shares the joy of a child s exploration http://newtimes.rway.com/1998/050698/cover.htm

Cover Story Net Mom Jamesville's Jean Armour Polly delivers the Internet to kids By Russ Tarby Jean Armour Polly is a thoroughly modern mom. She cooks meals, washes her share of dishes and laundry and feeds the family pets, including several furry felines, a school of goldfish and a flock of ducks which frolic outside her rural Jamesville abode. In her cyber-persona as Net-Mom (her own legally registered trademark), she also monitors the ever-expanding Internetnot only for her own family, but for children and families worldwide. As Net-Mom, Polly works as a private consultant, researcher and speaker. Recent clients include America Online, Germany's Bertelsmann Foundation, Leadership Texas and Disney Online. Recently she started a new project for the Children's Television Workshop, the outfit that produces Sesame Street for PBS-TV. "I used to work for Mickey Mouse," Polly jokes, "but now I work for Big Bird." Polly attended the White House Kids Online Summit last December. "Safety on the Net is one hot topic these days," she observes. This year, she'll also participate in five "Safe Surfing Workshops" around the United States, sponsored by MCI Foundation. Central New Yorkers may also recall hearing Polly and her co-host

35. Monty Moose Visits From Canada One of Monty s trips took him to visit Jean Armour Polly, author of Netmom s Internet Photos by Mindy LaBranche, Jean Armour Polly, and Nora Boekhout. http://birds.cornell.edu/pfw/Members/MontyVisit.htm

Monty Moose Visits From British Columbia Monty Moose is one of many stuffed animals that travel the world and report about their adventures to Mrs. Boekhout's class at the Nestor Elementary School in British Columbia, Canada. In fact Monty was the first "stuffie" to go on a stuffie exchange with another classroom across the world. One of Monty's trips took him to visit Jean Armour Polly, author of Bird Studies Canada . She offered to drive Monty to the Lab of Ornithology for a visit. Monty and his class were thrilled. The class routinely visits the project's web site to submit data and to watch birds at the Lab's feeders through FeederCam . Monty volunteered to help fill the Lab's feeders while Mrs. Boekhout's class watched from Canada through the FeederCam. Monty Visits Monty came to the Lab on Thursday, February 19, 2004. Karen Purcell (pictured at right with Monty), assistant for the Lab's

36. Surfing The Internet ContactName Polly, Jean Armour; Contact-Address Net-mom.com 4146 Barker Hill Rd. Jamesville NY 13078; Contact-Phone +1 315-469-8670 http://www.trainmat.ietf.org/Catalogue/10.html

Surfing the Internet Template-Type Trainmat Handle Category User Guides Country US - United States Title Surfing the Internet Author-Name Polly, Jean Armour Author-Email Not Available Organization-Name Net-mom.com Organization-Address Net-mom.com 4146 Barker Hill Rd. Jamesville NY 13078 Audience-Level Beginner Language EN - English Keywords Not Available Description Overview of the Internet with somewhat of a focus on education. Includes projects underway and various kinds of services, including bulletin board systems, databases, OPACS, listservs, and muses. Gives contacts for getting connected and discusses common Internet tools. Magazine article, which is included in the ftp file, is a non-technical introduction to the Internet without the specific information given in the ftp file. Contact-Name Polly, Jean Armour Contact-Address Net-mom.com 4146 Barker Hill Rd. Jamesville NY 13078 Contact-Phone Contact-Email polly@well.com Latest-Revision-Date May 1993 Cost free Access-Type ftp URL ftp://nysernet.org/pub/resources/guides/surfing.2.0.3.txt File-Size 60 K Access-Type journal article Publisher-Name Wilson Library Bulletin Publisher-Address Not Available Publisher-Phone Not Available Size 2 pp.

37. Fyi/fyi29 ContactName Polly, Jean Armour Contact-Address Net-mom.com 4146 Barker Hill Rd. Jamesville NY 13078 Contact-Phone +1 315-469-8670 Contact-Email http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/fyi/fyi29.html

Internet RFC/STD/FYI/BCP Archives FYI/FYI29 Index Search What's New Comments ... http://www.trainmat.ietf.org/template.html Updates to the catalogue are welcome and can be made by either completing a template and sending it to " catalogue@connect.com.au " or (preferably) by using the HTML form on the World Wide Web http://www.trainmat.ietf.org/form.html passport@nwnet.net http://www.nwnet.net/passport http://www.nwnet.net/homepage/abtpassport/passhome.html Record-Last-Verified-Date: October, 1995 Record-Last-Modified-Date: October, 1995 Record-Last-Modified-Name: Isaacs, Margaret Record-Last-Modified-Email: mmi@dcs.gla.ac.uk Template-Type: Trainmat Handle: 7 Category: User Guides Country: US - United States Title: The Net: User Guidelines and Netiquette Author-Name: Rinaldi, Arlene H. Author-Email: rinaldi@acc.fau.edu Organization-Name: Information Resource Management, Florida Atlantic University, USA Organization-Address: Audience-Level: Beginner Language: EN - English Language: DE - German Language: IT - Italian Language: ES - Spanish Language: FR - French Language: PT - Portuguese Language: JA - Japanese Keywords: netiquette; network applications; Usenet; ethics Description: Guide to responsible practice in making use of network services. Gives guidelines in areas of telnet, ftp, e-mail, Listserv groups, mailing lists, Usenet, plus "The Ten Commandments for Computer Ethics." Contact-Name: Rinaldi, Arlene Contact-Address: Contact-Phone: Contact-Email:

38. With These 3 Print Directories, Polly, Jean Armour. The Internet Kids Family Yellow Pages (includes CDROM), third edition, Osborne, 1999, $34.95. http//www.osborne.com; for updates on http://www.joycevalenza.com/print.html

With these 3 print directories, teachers can surf with certainty tech.k12 / Joyce Kasman Valenza Directories help us plan and locate the things we need when we need them. It would be tough to find a home without the Yellow Pages or a family room without the television listings. A directory is perhaps even more critical for planning our use of the Web with children. With its millions of items to index, selection and quality control of Web resources are major issues. For teachers, directories can be a first step in integrated lesson planning and a major tool in designing classroom-tailored directories, whether on a Web page or simply a list of bookmarks. With limited access to workstations and limited time online, planning may be essential. "You can't carry the whole Internet around with you. You can share a book with others, especially people who really haven't seen the Internet. Your principal, your parents, your grandparents each will have their own hot buttons. It could be astronomy or recipes using asparagus," she said. Polly says books can be a "good convincer" of the Internet's value, especially if you can help a person find his or her own niche topic. "Books are great for pre-surfing," she said. "It saves people a lot of time. They can plan their Internet adventure offline. I may not want to look up every Web page on the United Kingdom, but I could browse through the links in a book to find good starting points." And speaking of the United Kingdom, Polly's Yellow Pages devotes 111 pages to countries of the world. While most of those other thick yellow Web directories do a fine job, Polly's is really the only comprehensive offline guidebook for children, listing more that 3,500 child-friendly sites.

39. Kids Belong On The Net, They Just Need A Guide Osborne/McGrawHill and author Jean Armour Polly have teamed up again to prove that the Internet is not the enemy and that it can be safely explored with. http://www.kidsource.com/kidsource/products/internet.news.html

Kids Belong on the Net, They Just Need a Guide advertisement Source for Product News Osborne/McGraw-Hill via PR NEWSWIRE Forums Computers and Kids Related Articles Product News How Can Computer Networking Be Used in the Classroom? Product News highlights new products of interest to our readers. These are not product endorsements, nor are they paid advertisements. Information and news releases furnished by the members of PR Newswire, who are responsible for their fact and content. Known as Net-Mom(TM) by cyberkids everywhere, Polly's unique background as a public librarian, children's Internet expert, and mother makes her the perfect Internet tour guide for kids and families. By capturing so many valuable and child-friendly alternatives, her new book derails the problem of children being exposed to violence and other adult content on the Internet. "It's important to remember that the Internet is not the enemy," said Polly. "The Net is only the transport method, just like the telephone system. What needs to be filtered out are the places you can 'call.'" Polly and her research team of professional librarians, teachers, and Internet specialists carefully hand-selected only the best, safest, and most appropriate listings for family use. All of the listings are organized by subject category in an easy-to-use, alphabetical directory and include detailed site descriptions and personal recommendations. Kids of all ages can now safely access thousands of fun and educational web sites on their favorite topics such as Books and Literature, Comics and Cartoons, Endangered and Extinct Species, Pets and Pet Care, Music and Musicians, Sports, and more.

40. Www.4teachers.org | KeyNotes | Interview With The Original Net-mom Jean Armour Polly talks about her 1 selling Internet and children s book. by Melissa Burgos Brown SCR*TEC It started to look like kids might be kept off http://www.4teachers.org/keynotes/Polly/index.shtml

Interview with the original Net-mom Jean Armour Polly talks about her #1 selling Internet and children's book. by Melissa Burgos Brown SCR*TEC It started to look like kids might be kept off the Internet until their 18th or 21st birthday. I thought that was a terrible shame for two reasons. One would be because kids wouldn't have access to the really good information that was on the Net. The second reason was that the Internet wouldn't have access to kids. Jean Armour Polly ean Armour Polly, the original Net-mom, is an internationally known expert on the Internet from the family's point of view. As an author, librarian, public speaker, and consultant, Jean has worked with such clients as Disney Online, the Children's Television Workshop, and America Online. She is co-founder and moderator emerita of PUBLIB, which is the oldest and largest Internet discussion list for public librarians. She is also known for coining the phrase "surfing the Internet," when she wrote an article by that title in 1992. Jean is the author of the best-selling book

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