41. A Parents' Guide To The Internet: Sites For Moms Jean Armour Polly is undoubtedly the most famous and successful of all the Internet Jean Armour Polly is best known as the author of the millionselling http://www.familyguidebook.com/moms.html

Home Email us Table of Contents Online Safety For Moms Our Kids Online Safety Article of the Week, 4/19:Working w/ Schools Parry's Thoughts About the Book ... Reviews of the Book One of my favorite parts of the book features the famous "moms" on the Internet. Sites which have developed around an Internet-savvy woman, who created a special place for other parents. This is an amended excerpt from A Parents' Guide to the Internet. Net Mom (www.netmom.com). Internet Mom (www.familypc.com) SGT Mom's Kidz (www.sgtmoms.com) Kathleen Motteler is Sgt Mom. Kathleen is an army wife and mother currently stationed at NAB Little Creek VA. She first dreamed up the idea for SGT MOM'S when she felt a need for a more casual form of support that couldn't be found in official channels. Being an army wife meant losing friends every time they moved. When she moved one more time she found that although she treasured her children dearly, she craved friends and adult conversation. In her own words, I'll let Kathleen tell you how she wandered around cyberspace, clueless about where she was going or how to get there. It'll also show you how nervous she was getting online. And just look! A few years later and she's one of the leading "moms" online. It'll inspire even the most fearful among you. [After we got our computer] Updated: 4/17/04

42. Chapter 24 Jean Armour Polly is undoubtedly one of the most famous and successful of all the Jean Armour Polly is best known as the author of the bestselling http://www.familyguidebook.com/book/24.html

Chapter 24 Some Great Family Websites and Parenting Resources Parenting Sites The Moms on the Internet . . .Cybercelebs All Fun Sites for Kids Parenting Sites I've found some favorite parenting sites, and there are new ones daily. They are a wonderful resource for parenting tips and can help you when you're feeling all alone, as parents. There are two sites that I think parents should be bookmarking before any others, Family.com and FamilyPC.com. Family.com (www.family.com) This site has taken over the old Family Planet site and added Disney pizzazz. It's clear that a lot of thought has gone into making it easy to navigate and user-friendly. It contains something for every family. Want an activity for your 6-year-old? Insert your child's age, and click. Voila! Thinking about adopting? . . . no problem. Planning a family vacation? You've got it. Everything for everyone. Disney's cornering the children's market continues into cyberspace with this site filled with activities and subjects ranging from Learning, Travel and Food, to general parenting. This site is filled with a number of useful family tools including free electronic greeting cards and reference sites to help kids with homework and other projects. A separate message board and chat section add an interactive aspect to the site giving parents and kids alike the opportunity to comment and converse with other visitors to the site. FamilyPC.com (www.familypc.com)

43. The Internet License Plate Gallery - WebReference.com Jean Armour Polly. This plate and frame identify Jean s 1992 maroon Toyota Jean Armour Polly is author of The Internet Kids Family Yellow Pages which http://webreference.com/outlook/license/gallery8.html

home experts internet license / gallery Page One Page Two Page Three Page Four ... Page Seven / Page Eight / Page Nine Page Ten The Internet License Plate Gallery Plate (Click on plate for owner's home page) Owner (Click on name to email owner) Registration About the Owner Andy King First registered in March 1995, this Michigan license plate (WEBMSTR) adorns the rear of a gold 1998 Honda Accord. The front plate reads WEBREF, which when typed into your browser, redirects to webreference.com. One of the principals of Athenia Associates, and an employee of internet.com as WebReference.com's Managing Editor/webmaster, Andy King tried out numerous combinations of possible plates for fun when he was younger, including his personal favorite IAMYODA. Andrew decided instead to grab a vanity plate about his profession, that of WEBMASTER. WEBMSTR fit nicely and Andrew enjoys the smiles he sees in his rear view mirror. Rich Wiggins First registered in 1993. This Michigan plate is currently registered to a reliable aging hunk of metal, a 1987 Mercury Grand Marquis. Rich's significant other, Judy Matthews, wanted to get him an INTERNET plate when Rich started work on a book

44. IP: Cops Called On Gilroy CA Library Jean Armour Polly, Netmom R 4146 Barker Hill Rd. Jamesville, NY 13078 +1 315 469 8670 -5 GMT http//www.well.com/user/Polly Author, The Internet Kids and http://www.interesting-people.org/archives/interesting-people/199705/msg00056.ht

interesting-people message Date Prev Thread Prev Thread Next Date Next ... Elist Home Subject IP: Cops called on Gilroy CA library From Date : Fri, 23 May 1997 20:56:14 -0400 http://www.news.com/Radio/index.html?nd http://www.well.com/user/polly Author, The Internet Kids and Family Yellow Pages, 2nd Edition Osborne McGraw-Hill (June 1997) Net-mom is a Registered Service Mark of Jean Armour Polly. Date Prev Thread Prev Thread Next Date Next ... Elist Home Search: this month this year this elist Match: all any boolean Sort by: score date reverse score reverse date Words: Help Powered by eList eXpress LLC

45. IP: One Library Offers Smartcard Filtering As A Service 0400 To farber@cis.upenn.edu From Jean Armour Polly mom@netmom.com Subject one Net-mom is a Registered Service Mark of Jean Armour Polly. http://www.interesting-people.org/archives/interesting-people/199909/msg00106.ht

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46. Community Networking '96 Speakers Jean Armour Polly, Netmom(SM) Jean Armour Polly is the author of The Internet Kids Yellow Pages, and the original Surfing the Internet. http://www.laplaza.org/about_lap/archives/cn96/listnr.html

Speakers - N through R La Plaza Registration Papers Agenda ... Other Things Index Randy Ross An enrolled member of the Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Oklahoma, a descendent of the "bear" clan with family roots on the Rosebud Indian reservation in South Dakota, Randy serves as an independent consultant working in the field of art, culture, and technology. Current activities include telecommunications planning, community- based network information services, earned-income generation development, small business and community economic development, T/A and training on the fundamentals of telecommunications and network information services/internet based tools. Most of his work is targeted towards reservation based tribal communities. Ross serves on various national boards to include The Association of American Cultures (TAAC), Washington D.C. arts policy and advocacy group on cultural diversity; steering committee member ArtsWire, a national communication network for arts organizations hosted by the New York Foundation for the Arts; Non-Trustee Board member for the National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. Frank Odasz Frank Odasz is the Director of Big Sky Telegraph. Originally from Cody, Wyoming, Frank received a B.A. in Psychology from the University of California, Davis, in 1974, then worked in Wyoming as an oilfield roughneck, independent carpenter, and dude ranch manager until receiving a Master of Science in Instructional Technology from the University of Wyoming in 1984. Frank has been an assistant professor of computer education at Western Montana College since 1985, where in 1988 he founded Big Sky Telegraph, an online educational community network.

47. The Internet Kids & Family Yellow Pages Review by Jean Armour Polly. Finally, a definitive Internet guide written for kids! Jean Armour Polly s The Internet Kids Family Yellow Pages, Second Edition IS http://www.thereviewzone.com/intkidsyellowpages.html

by Tina Velgos Featuring: ISBN: 0-07-882340-4 Osborne Best of '98 Early Learning Grade-Based Education ... CD - ROM Publishers Index You can buy now, from by Jean Armour Polly This 576-page softcover book is nearly twice the size of the first edition with its topical content well-organized in alphabetical order. I consider this book a requirement for all kids who surf the Net, whether they're at home or in school. It also is a great reference book which serves up a healthy menu of quality Internet resources for kids and familieseasily accessible to newbies and intermediate users. If you know a skeptical parent or two who believes the Internet is loaded with bad stuff or if you'd like to encourage your child's teacher to become Net-savvy and blend more technology into the classroom, this book would be also be ideal. Aside from providing a slew of "family friendly" web sites, it also shows that with the proper guidance (including tips on parental filtering software, magic cookies, how to stop unwanted e-mail and more) the Net can be a ideal educational resource and source of fun for kids. Net-mom web site, which has a lot of hypertext links from the book, that are easy to double-click (instead of entering lengthy URLs). It would have been nice if this book came with a CD-ROM, which would help eliminate the need for kids to type (and make typos on) individual web site addresses. Perhaps, there's hope for aCD-ROM included with the Third Edition (or a stand-alone CD-ROM)!

48. RIPE Mail Archives Thank you, Jean Armour Polly Chair, ISOC Nominations Committee jPolly@localhost phone +1 315 453 2912 extension 224 (GMT 5) fax +1 315 453 3052 http://www.ripe.net/ripe/maillists/archives/ripe-list/1994/msg00216.html

About RIPE Contact Search Sitemap RIPE Community Mail Archives Quick Links Working Groups Policies Meetings Mail Lists About RIPE Documents you are here: RIPE RIPE Maillists Archives About RIPE Maillists ... Threads ISOC nominations From Date Thu, 08 Dec 94 18:16:49 MET The Internet Society 1995 Board of Trustees Elections CALL FOR NOMINATIONS On 30 April 1995 Internet Society members will be requested to vote for FOUR elected positions on the Internet Society Board of Trustees. These elected Trustees will serve a three year term. The role of the Trustees is detailed in the Internet Society By-Laws (not included in this notice), but available on the Internet Society gopher ( gopher://gopher.isoc.org/00/isoc/basic_docs/bylaws.txt ) and WWW servers ( http://www.isoc.org Post To The List: Chronological Author Subject Threads ... Contact

49. Networking: K-12. ERIC Digest. Polly, Jean Armour. (1992, June). Surfing the Internet An introduction. Wilson Library Bulletin, 66(10), 3842, 155. Polly, Jean Armour. (1992, December). http://www.ericdigests.org/1993/k-12.htm

Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Eisenberg, Michael B. Source: ERIC Clearinghouse on Information Resources Syracuse NY. Networking: K-12. ERIC Digest. At-risk high school students in the states of Washington, Texas, Massachusetts, and California "meet" online to discuss teenage pregnancy, drug prevention, Middle East foreign policy, and other topics of current interest. (Jensen, 1991/92) Students of all ages collaboratively produce a newspaper, Global Village News, using input from dozens of worldwide student "news bureaus" linked through more than 15,000 free computer bulletin boards in over 50 countries. The paper is distributed to thousands of users throughout the world. (Rose, 1992) Students from the United States and other countries go on a simulated space shuttle journey, assuming various roles including secondary mission control, selecting alternative landing sites and docking other shuttles. (Clement, 1992) What makes these common educational experiences exciting and unique? They all involve students and teachers from around the world interacting through computer networks.

50. TCLA:. The Digital Divide:. Books & Links:. Children's Books The Internet Kids and Family Yellow Pages by Jean Armour Armour Polly, Jean Polly Review. Read any good books lately? Send your recommendations to Laurel http://tcla.gseis.ucla.edu/divide/books/kids_books.html

Kids' Books Parent/Teacher Books Kids' Web Sites Parent/Teacher Sites ... Main Children's Books T The Bookhive Bookspot Amazon's Children's section Publisher's Weekly ... Library Spot , and Children's Literature Web Guide Arthur's Computer Disaster by Marc Brown Review A Very Personal Computer by Justine Rendal Review The Computer Museum Guide to the Best Software for Kids by Cathy Miranker, Alison Elliott, Computer Museum Review List of juvenile literature published online, including many classics Review The Internet Kids and Family Yellow Pages by Jean Armour Armour Polly, Jean Polly Review R ead any good books lately? Send your recommendations to Laurel Davis and Eva Horeis , editors of the pages. About TCLA LA Teachers LA Students LA Voices ... Home

51. Polly Awards: Polly Awards Jean Armour Polly s Picks of the Best Websites New to the Internet Kids Family Yellow Pages. Sports. Geocaching The Official GPS Stash http://mciu.org/~spjvweb/polly2.html

Polly Awards: Jean Armour Polly's Picks of the Best Websites New to the Sports Geocaching - The Official GPS Stash Hunt Site http://www.geocaching.com/ Nature Puzzles and Fun http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/fun2.html Golden Books Fun Factory! http://www.goldenbooks.com/fun/ Make-A-Hero http://www.lucaslearning.com/myth/flash/myth.htm History Double J Files http://www.tvokids.com/play/framesets/doublej.html Medieval Women - An Interactive Exploration http://mw.mcmaster.ca/intro.html Science Science Playwiths http://members.ozemail.com.au/~macinnis/scifun/ Who Wants to Win $1,000,000? - The Science Game http://education.jlab.org/million/ Sky View CafÈ http://www.skyviewcafe.com/ Reference/Homework Word Central http://www.wordcentral.com/ BBC Education - Words and Pictures http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/wordsandpictures/ NoodleBib - The MLA Bibliography Composer http://www.noodletools.com/noodlebib/index.php Academy of American Poets http://www.poets.org/ Preschoolers Paw Island http://www.pawisland.com/ Little Animals Activity Centre http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/laac/

52. U.S. Prayer Center Jean Armour Polly is an internationally recognized expert on the Internet from a user s point of view. She wrote the original Surfing the Internet in 1992 http://www.usprayercenter.org/prayer_school.html

About Us Prayer Requests Resources Bookstore ... Testimonials Search Our Site Prayer Business Children Church ... World Kids Belong on the Net, They Just Need a Guide Makes the Net Kid-Safe and Fun for Families Articles of Interest: Finding God in Your Wilderness How Do I Find the Will of God? Praying Specific Prayers Living in a Prayed for City BERKELEY, Calif., June 24, 1997 Osborne/McGraw-Hill 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 "The Internet Kids & Family Yellow Pages, Second Edition" (June 1997, $19.99), an updated and expanded version of the original and best-selling "Internet Kids Yellow Pages." Created specifically with parents and children in mind, "The Internet Kids & Family Yellow Pages, Second Edition" is a comprehensive yet friendly guide brimming with over 3,000 quality kid-safe listings, plus a new Parenting and Families section, and many unique features to help families, libraries, and schools plan fun and rewarding Internet outings. 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.'"

53. THE PROJECT GAIN REPORT James D. Luckett Vice President and Executive Director Jean Armour Polly and Waldo Babcock, CoProject Managers CONTACTS FOR PROJECT GAIN and SITES NYSERNet http://www.ifla.org/documents/libraries/net/gainrpt.txt

. Individuals may access an electronic version of this report that includes the text of the report without figures and appendices through FTP or the gopher at NYSERNet, for any free educational purpose. Commercial use requires permission as above. For FTP, FTP to nysernet.org, login as "anonymous," give your email address as password, Directory: pub/gain/final_report. If you have gopher client software, point it at nysernet.org, port 70. The final report can be found in "Special Collections: Libraries/NYSERNet Project GAIN Rural Libraries/Project GAIN Final Report." Copies of the complete report can be obtained from the Publications Office, NYSERNet, 200 Elwood Davis Road, Suite 103, Liverpool, NY 13088-6147 (315-453-2912) for $10.00 (includes postage and handling). For additional information email to Marilyn Laubacher, Director Lynn Kinnear Morrisville: (315) 684-9130 Beverly Choltco-Devlin (Director) The Morrisville Library 87 East Main St. P.O. Box 37, Morrisville, NY 13408 Email: Beverly Devlin Sue Greenhagen Old Forge: (315) 369-6008 Isabella Worthen (Director) Old Forge Library P.O. Box 128, Old Forge, NY 13420 Email: Isabella Worthen

54. Site Indices & Guides - For Kids & Parents The Internet Kids Yellow Pages by Jean Armour Polly (Osborne McGrawHill). Safe Surfing A Family Guide to the Net by Julie McKeehan (AP Professional) http://www.savetz.com/booklist/kids-parents.html

See list sorted by: TITLE AUTHOR PUBLISHER by Title ... Child Safety on the Internet by Classroom Connect (Prentice Hall) Childproof Internet; A Parent's Guide to Safe and Secure Online Access by Matt Carlson (MIS Press) Confused? A Kid's Guide to the Internet's World Wide Web by Luc F. Theriault (Farfan Internet Publishing) Family Internet Companion by Classroom Connect (Prentice Hall) Internet for Kids by Deneen Frazier, Dr. Barbara Kurshan, Dr. Sara Armstrong Sybex Internet for Kids by Deneen Frazier with Dr. Barbara Kurshan, Dr. Sara Armstrong Sybex Internet for Parents by Karen Strudwick, John Spilker and Jay Arney (Resolution Business Press) The Internet Kids Yellow Pages by Jean Armour Polly (Osborne McGraw-Hill) Safe Surfing: A Family Guide to the Net by Julie McKeehan (AP Professional) by Author Jean Armour Polly: The Internet Kids Yellow Pages (Osborne McGraw-Hill) Matt Carlson: Childproof Internet; A Parent's Guide to Safe and Secure Online Access (MIS Press) Classroom Connect: Child Safety on the Internet (Prentice Hall) Classroom Connect: Family Internet Companion (Prentice Hall) Deneen Frazier with Dr. Barbara Kurshan, Dr. Sara Armstrong:

55. TCSF Internet Resource Guide - Bibliography Polly, Jean Armour. Surfing the INTERNET an Introduction Version 2.0.3, 19921993 Jean Armour Polly. Material quoted from other authors was compiled http://ceres.ca.gov/tcsf/IRG/irg_bibl.html

Bibliography The Internet Resource Guide was compiled from a variety of published and Internet source material. Specific references in the text identify sections excerpted directly; full references are provided below. In addition, the Internet contains many help menus and other public information sources which the authors of this guide used to come to a more full understanding of the Internet. All of these sources include specific allowances for use by non-profit organizations for educational purposes. For these sources, the URL is provided below. Center for Public Interest Law Gaffin, Adam. EFF's Guide to the Internet 2) EFF has signed a contract with MIT Press to publish a hardcopy book version of the guide.... All other for-profit distribution of printed versions of the guide is forbidden, unless permitted in writing. ... you are welcome to use the Guide as instructional material, and for other not-for-profit purposes. 3) You may not charge a for-profit fee specifically for this guide, only for a collection containing the guide.... Hansen, David, Bob Vogler, Patrick Wright.

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58. Chem4Kids.com: Help Topics And Site Tour Author Jean Armour Polly Publisher McGraw Hill, Berkeley, CA 94710 Author Jean Armour Polly NetMom Approved Educational Web Site (Chem4Kids) http://www.chem4kids.com/help.html

SITE TOUR Let's get this one out of the way. Are you lost and looking for some help? Try the site tour to get a sampling of what has to offer. Just look for the tour button and click! SITE EXTRAS You already read about the Site Tour. We have a few other things for you... - A Site Map to help you get to specific ideas. - If you're just browsing around, you'll find a search function on most pages. - Over 50 photo Real World Examples of chemicals and compounds. WHO ARE WE? started in 1997 and then two years later KAPILI.COM was born. We also have a series of biology, geography, and astronomy sites we support. Why do we do it? We think that science and technology should be fun and enjoyable. We have fun making the sites, we hope our visitors have a good time while they are here. If you want to see what pages are available, visit our site map PLUG-INS All of the Rader's sites use three plug-ins... Macromedia Flash Apple Quicktime Apple QTVR SITE RECOGNITION Great Web Sites for Kids Recommended Chemistry Site American Library Association Site: http://www.ala.org

59. Awards You ll find us on page of the 5th Edition book by Jean Polly Armour (Net Mom) Internet Kids and Family Yellow Pages 2001 http://www.teacherwebshelf.com/canozconnection/approvals.htm

CanOz Connection Approvals Page Now isn't this exciting!!! Wow! Wow! We've been referenced again! You'll find us on page of the 5th Edition book by Jean Polly Armour (Net Mom): "Internet Kids and Family Yellow Pages 2001" Wow! We've been referenced! of Marjan Glavac's book: "The Busy Educator's Guide to the World Wide Web" Thank you to Marjan Glavac for this July 2000 award! Marjan is many times a master teacher and his "Busy Educator Website" is full of wonderful ideas for teachers. I am proud to have warranted his seal of approval, and shall strive to follow in his footsteps of "teachers helping teachers"! Do take the time to visit his website, and to sign up for his free online newsletter too! Thank you Jean Armour Polly for this June 2000 award! Jean Armour Polly, aka Net-mom, was a public librarian for many years before becoming a best-selling author. She is credited with coining the phrase "Surfing the Internet", back in 1992! Her approval of this site indicates it will be listed in the 5th ed of her book, "Internet Kids and Family Yellow Pages". Wow! I'm very proud to have received her "slice o' pie", because "only the top sites make it into this book as I am very picky! " Thank you, Jean... glad you approve!

60. PUBLIB Archive: [PUBLIB:4638] Hotmail & Public Stations Jean Armour Polly (Polly@well.com) Sun, 17 Aug 1997 000254 0700. Messages sorted by date thread subject author ; Next message Christopher http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/publib/archive/9708/0202.html

Jean Armour Polly ( polly@well.com Sun, 17 Aug 1997 00:02:54 -0700 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Previous message: There is an interesting (but disturbing, on many levels) article regarding use of a public terminal and a hotmail e-mail account. The fugitive had been using a library computer and Hotmail to communicate with relatives. He was unaware that the message headers allowed police to track the message back to the library. http://www.sjmercury.com/gmsv/breaking/docs/081603.htm First few lines: Posted at 8:14 p.m. PDT Tuesday, August 12, 1997 E-mail leads police to fugitive BY WAYNE WILSON Scripps-McClatchy Western Service SACRAMENTO, Calif. By tracing an e-mail message to a library computer in Berkeley, Roseville police were able late Monday to run down a fugitive they had been hunting for seven weeks for questioning in the death of a pregnant teenager.... Next message: Previous message:

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