61. Surfing The Internet By Jean Armour Polly Surfing the Internet by Jean Armour Polly a free ebook from manybooks.net. Read on your PDA, Cellphone, iPod, or eBook reader! http://www.manybooks.net/titles/pollyjeaetext93surf10.html

@import "/resources/2005.css"; Content Navigation Footer Search - advanced search Title Author Authors Titles Categories Languages ... Help Surfing the Internet Author Jean Armour Polly Categories Computers Post-1930 Language English Published Excerpt OIT.UNC.EDU or 152.2.22.80. Type launch at the login message. It's a must. Not only can you read Usenet Newsfeeds, but you can use LibTel, a scripted telnet gateway to access both US and international libraries plus such things as Data Research Associates Library of Congress catalog, the Ham Radio Call Book, the National Science Foundation, the Weather Server, Webster's dictionary and thesaurus, and more. Remote Access to Files (FTP) FTP or File Transfer Protocol is what to use to retrieve a text file, software, or other item from a remote host. Normal practice is to ftp to the host you want and login as "anonymous". Some sites use the password "guest" while others require that you put in your network address as the password. Some popular ftp sites follow: SUMEX-AIM This archive at Stanford (sumex-aim.stanford.edu or 36.44.0.6) houses a plethora of Macintosh applications, utilities, graphics and sound files.

62. News & Reviews Jean Armour Polly, Netmom® and the author of six editions of Net-mom s Net-mom Jean Armour Polly also ranks switchzoo.kids.us in second place on her http://www.switchzoo.com/ed/schoolnews1.htm

News Go to United States Parenting magazine names Switch Zoo Deluxe one of The Best Computer Games of 2005! "Players assemble any mixture of animal they can imagine from the heads, bodies, legs, and tails of 140 vividly lifelike onscreen critters. Beyond its sidesplitting humor, this dazzling game of mix and match teaches children accurate info about animals and lets them make up names and bios for their surreal menagerie. Looking for a Grandparents Day gift? Print pictures of and stories about your kids' wildest creations." The Best Computer Games , Anne Reeks, Parenting magazine United States " It's fascinating, factual, and fun... "A fascinating new piece of software called Switch Zoo Deluxe from the folks at Tubehead has taken an old kid favorite - mixing and matching animal heads, bodies and tails - to a most creative and truly giddy height through the magic of computer morphing. Using it, kids can literally pick and choose from hundreds of animal heads, bodies and tails to fashion together the critter they’ve always dreamed about... It’s a simple concept, but it’s amazing how it gets kids thinking about diversity, adaptation, and species specialization." - Diane S. Kendall, Editor of

63. Appendix A: Resources For Kids And Parents Polly, Jean Armour (Netmom). The Internet Kids and Family Yellow Pages. Berkeley, Calif. Osborne/McGraw-Hill, 1997. More information about the author is http://www.protectkids.com/kidsonline/app.a.html

Internet Dangers Parent's Safety Guide Youth Safety Guide Safety Tools ... MouseClick Maze (home) Kids Online: Protecting Your Children in Cyberspace Appendix A: Resources for Kids and Parents The following represents only a PARTIAL listing of the resources contained in Appendix A of the printed version. Great Sites for Kids Great Sites for Parents/Teachers Organizations and Government Agencies Publications ... Other Media Publications Print Anderson, Neil. Bondage Breaker. Eugene, Oreg.: Harvest House, 1993. Baehr, Ted. The Media-Wise Family. Colorado Springs: Chariot/Victor Publishing, 1998. Baker, Jason D. Christian Cyberspace Companion: A Guide to the Internet and Christian Online Resources. 2d ed. Grand Rapids: Baker Books, 1997. Britton, Zachary. SafetyNet: Guiding and Guarding Your Children on the Internet. Eugene, Oreg.: Harvest House, 1998. Brooks, Gary. Centerfold Syndrome: How Men Can Overcome Objectification and Achieve Intimacy with Women. Jossey-Bass, 1996.

64. On-line Violence Often Teen Vs. Teen; Experts Tell Parents To Beware A lot of the cases that end badly are teens doing it to other teens, says Jean Armour Polly of Jamesville, author of Netmom s Internet Kids Family http://www.crime-research.org/library/Jeanne.htm

Jeanne Albanese On-line violence often teen vs. teen; experts tell parents to beware Much media attention about the dangers of children surfing the Internet focuses on adults preying on children. But just as often - or perhaps more often - it's teen-on-teen harassment, or worse, violence. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, almost one in five young Internet users has received an unwanted sexual solicitation. Juveniles made 48 percent of those solicitations. On Sunday, Nonie "Annie" Drummond, 14, was killed by a 17-year-old she met over the Internet, police said. Drummond was home alone and meeting Spencer Lee King for the first time after nine months of chatting online and on the telephone. For many teens, chat rooms, e-mail and instant messaging have all but replaced talking on the telephone. Teens are especially attracted to chat rooms, Polly says, because chatting gives the teen a feeling of social contact without having to look their best. Teens are often tempted to pretend they're someone they are not. Polly, a national consultant on Internet safety, says parents need to educate themselves on the dangers on the Internet, but the problem is bigger than the Net: Parents need to support their children, especially teen girls, emotionally.

65. Library Journal - Burt Leaves Filtering Facts; Polly To Maintain Archive from his activist role, citing a new job at a Seattle company and family responsibilities. Jean Armour Polly, the librarian/author known as Netmom and fo. http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA156986.html

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66. Responsible Use Books- Our Top 20 Favorite Internet Books Renowned author Jean Armour Polly is the creator of the identity and brand NetMom, under which she consults with America Online, Disney Online, http://www.iwebquest.com/responsible/responsiblebooks.htm

Responsible Use Books Our Top 20 Favorite Internet Books Home Essential Questions Stay on Task Responsible Use Books (+) Responsible Use Hotlists Assess Your Work Teaching Tips Make Safe Choices ... Making Your Own Responsible Use Policy for the Internet S earch By Pick 300 Incredible Things for Kids on the Internet by Ken Leebow The Complete Idiot's Guide to Protecting Your Child Online (with CD-ROM) by Preston Gralla, Sherry Kinkoph Book Info Discover quick and easy ways to teach kids how to conduct themselves online, use parental control software to keep kids safe, protect kids against predators and stalkers, make sure kids do not access pornographic or hate sites, protect kids' privacy whenever online, keep kids safe in chat rooms, and more. Softcover. 101 Things to Do on the Internet (Computer Guides Series) by Mark Wallace From Horn Book This kid-friendly volume describes a series of Internet projects, most of which involve visiting a website. Clear instructions guide readers to point their browsers to pages about sports, dinosaurs, moviemaking, and other topics. Helpful illustrations include screenshots of websites. Unfortunately, it's tough for a book to keep pace with the ever-changing Net: at least six of the hundred or so suggested links are already dead. Glos., ind. This text refers to the Library Binding edition.

67. Enterprise : Resource Center : Cerf's Up : Personal Perspective Actually the term may first have been used by Jean Armour Polly. Jean referred to searching for information on the net as surfing a huge ocean of http://global.mci.com/us/enterprise/insight/cerfs_up/personal_perspective/person

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68. Re: [alac] [fwd] [council] Re Proposed Resolution For Issues Report On Deletedna From Jean Armour Polly mom@xxxxxxxxxx From Jean Armour Polly. Re alac fwd council re proposed resolution for issues report on deleted names http://does-not-exist.org/alac/archive/msg00578.html

Date Index Thread Index Re: [alac] [fwd] [council] re proposed resolution for issues report on deletednames (from: philip.sheppard@aim.be) To : "Roberto Gaetano" < Subject : Re: [alac] [fwd] [council] re proposed resolution for issues report on deletednames (from: philip.sheppard@aim.be) From aizu@xxxxxxx Date : Sat, 08 Jan 2005 10:57:36 +0900 In-reply-to BAY16-F113A639469F92D7A980302E0940@phx.gbl References BAY16-F113A639469F92D7A980302E0940@phx.gbl Sender I also quite agree with Jean and Roberto that auctioning the names in general is not desireable for the public interest. It gives more opportunity for those who have eccessive money. I am also concerned about the bad behaviors of registrars. izumi At 15:33 05/01/07 +0100, Roberto Gaetano wrote: FYI, I am aware of enough evidence of some disruption of registrar services due to "creative" processing. However, I agree that we should base a statement on public info. For the record, I agree with the statement that deleted names should be free (in the sense that they should be publicly available, not taken as hostage by regiustries or registrars). Moreover, I am strongly opposed to *any* auction. The point is that if we start by accepting auctions on expired/deleted names, we establish a principle that can be used in the future by registries/registrars on auctioning *any* domain name. This might sound irrelevant if we think of .com or any already well-established TLD, but I'm sure you see the point for the future new TLDs.

69. Www.coolclass.ca -conceived Of, And Created By Teacher Bill Belsey Polly, Jean Armour. Internet Kids and Family Yellow Pages. 4th ed. OsborneMcGrawHill, 1999. Renehan, Edward J. Jr. Great American Websites An Online http://www.iearn-canada.org/guideontheside.html

var leave="This will open a window outside of our website. iEARN-Canada is not responsible for the contents of any off-site pages or services provided by other organizations. We do our best to make sure that all of these links are accurate and are working. However, the Web is a very dynamic resource which changes constantly. Please report any broken links or links which may have become inappropriate to bill@iearn-canada.org. Thank you." The Guide on the Side Project / Inquiry-Based Learning Resources Project / Inquiry-Based Learning: An instructional method that uses complex, real-life projects to motivate learning and provide learning experiences; the projects are authentic, yet adhere to a curricular framework. Articles About Project / Inquiry-Based Learning: Home Base: Harnessing the Power of the Web This guide will help you to understand collaborative, project-based learning on the Internet. We use the term NetPBL (Networked, Project-Based Learning) to describe this kind of learning. (-From the Global Schoolhouse)

70. Jean Armour Polly China-Pub http://www.china-pub.com/search/search_result.jsp?zuozhe=Jean Armour Polly

71. Project Gutenberg Master Index 56 NREN for All Insurmountable Opportunity by Jean Armour Polly; 57 Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp; 58 Paradise Regained by John Milton http://surf.de.uu.net/bookland/classics/gutenberg/gutenberg.html

Project Gutenberg Master Index Frederick G.M. Roeber Please see the warning at the bottom of this page Literature, Alphabetically Aesop's Fables The Adventures of Tom Saywer by Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens) The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Tom Sawyer's Comrade) by Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens) Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp Alexander's Bridge by Willa Cather Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll Anne of Avonlea by Lucy Maud Montgomery Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery Anne of the Island by Lucy Maud Montgomery The Arabian Nights Entertainments by Andrew Lang Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne The Art of War by Sun Tzu [English w/o footnotes] (also available with footnotes At the Earth's Core by Edgar Rice Burroughs The Beasts of Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs The King James Bible Biography of George Sand by Rene Doumic The Black Experience in America by Norman Coombs A Child's Garden of Verses by Robert Louis Stevenson A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens Collected Articles of Frederick Duglass, a Slave The Complete Works of William Shakespeare A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court by Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens) The Damnation of Theron Ware by Harold Frederic Discourse on the Method of Rightly Conducting the Reason, and Seeking Truth in the Sciences

72. Internet Kids & Family Yellow Pages W/CD - Computer Books Online Jean Armour Polly The FamilyFriendly Net-mom Approved Guide to Cyberspace. Now there s even more to explore with this totally revised and updated Third http://www.computerbooksonline.com/kidstuff/yellokid.htm

Family Yellow Pages Home Search Book Index Site Map ... Earn Free Books Jean Armour Polly The Family-Friendly Net-mom Approved Guide to Cyberspace Now there's even more to explore with this totally revised and updated Third Edition of Jean Armour Polly's #1-selling Discover 4,000 of the most educational, interactive, and FUN sites the Net has to offer, selected by a professional librarian and Internet pioneer, who is also a mom. Specially designed for learning and fun, this book is aimed at the interests of preschoolers through early teens. Features in this Third Edition include: A CD-ROM featuring Internet tutorials, children's Net safety comics, and more from leading companies including: Disney's Blast Online, Apte's Internet Coach, MediaLive's Surf Monkey, OnePlace's GuardiaNet, and Trico Academy Internet Training for Educators. A special "Parenting and Families" section on using and enjoying the Internet as a family experience. Includes information on how to keep kids safe online, written by Donna Rice Hughes, a nationally recognized advocate for children's safety on the Internet. A newly updated hotlist section featuring the 100 "Best of the Net" sites in categories such as homework help, sports, and science, plus sites for preschoolers, parents, teachers, and more! This year, Son of Net-mom makes his debut with a surefire collection of sites kids really love including hot trends, stupid Net tricks, game cheats, and yucky sites, including the ever-popular Belch Page.

73. Book Review - Teens - From About.com Book Review. Internet Kids Family Yellow Pages by Jean Armour Polly So when I was given this book by Jean Armour Polly, how could I not love it? http://parentingteens.about.com/library/specials/bljprev1.htm

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Parenting of Adolescents Parenting Teens Essentials ... Help zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Parenting of Adolescents newsletter! See Online Courses Search Parenting of Adolescents Book Review: by Jean Armour Polly Purchase this book here Let's face the Internet is too vast a place to always be able to find what we want when we want it. It takes a lot of human research to pull out the gems, and throw away the trash. This is the whole premiss behind the Mining Co.'s 'Take Back the Net!' philosophy. So when I was given this book by Jean Armour Polly, how could I not love it? The book is as big as my telephone book, and much more organized ;-) It starts with an A - Z index, listing topics of interst, then the sites that cover these topics. It goes on to cover sites of interest in different countries, how to keep you kids safe on the Net, and even has some family fun highlights. The only down side is, it doesn't list this site :-( The book comes with an interactive CD, and should be a standard in any parents library.

74. Welcome To America Links Up! , Seeking family friendly......Title, Jean Armour Polly s Internet Kids Family Yellow Pages. URL, http//www.well.com/user/Polly/ikyp/index.htm. http://kids.getnetwise.org/americalinksup/goodstuff/index.shtml

There are a lot of great sites on the Internet for kids. The following are just a few of the fun and exciting sites we've found for you to surf. Title: 700+ Amazing, Spectacular, Mysterious, Wonderful Websites for Kids and the Adults Who Care About Them URL: http://www.ala.org/parentspage/greatsites Description: Links to more than 700 sites for fun and learning, reviewed and recommended by children's librarians and organized by category. Back to Top Title: Animabets URL: http://www.animabets.com Description: An educational site for kids ages 5 - 10, featuring characters and topics for each letter of the alphabet. Back to Top Title: AOL NetFind Kids Only URL: http://www.aol.com/netfind/kids/home.html Description: A search engine that links only to sites that are safe for kids. Back to Top Title: Ask Jeeves for Kids URL: http://www.ajkids.com Description: Easier and faster than traditional search engines, this engine allows kids to ask a question in plain English, presents a list of matching questions for selection, and takes them to one (and only one) Web site for the answer. Back to Top Title: Berit's Best Sites for Children URL: http://db.cochran.com/li_toc:theoPage.db

75. Computerlexikon Von Wolfgang Bergt, Computerpioniere Jean Armour Polly in einem kleinen Ort im US-Bundessstaat New York den Begriff ?Surfen im Internet“ erstmals http://www.bergt.de/lexikon/lex/pionier.htm

Anfangsbuchstabe Titelseite Quellen andere Glossare Wolfgang Bergt document.write(", " +document.lastModified); Computerpioniere (102 Personen) Klicken Sie bitte im rechten Buchstabenfeld auf den Anfangsbuchstaben der gesuchten Person! Abrahamson (Internet, Netzwerk, Pionier) entwickelte Norman Abrahamson auf Hawai das ALOHANET Ethernet Adleman (Computer, Pionier) Der Begriff Computervirus wurde 1981 von Prof. Leonard M. Adleman Aiken (Computer, Pionier) Howard Hathaway Aiken MARK I Allen (Computer, Pionier) Paul Allen (* 21.01.1953 in Seattle); Schulfreund von Bill Gates Microsoft ; entwickelte zusammen mit Bill Gates ein BASIC Altair Allman (Internet, Pionier) Eric Allman von der University of California in Berkeley schrieb 1981 Sendmail UNIX Arpanet Open-Source Alvi (Internet, Pionier) Alvi aus Pakistan entwickelnten mit Brain den ersten wirklichen Virus in der Computergeschichte als Reaktion auf Raubkopien ihrer Software. ( S. 528) Andreessen (Computer, Pionier) Marc Andreessen (* 09.07.1971 in Cedar Falls, Iowa) entwickelte den ersten WWW Browser Mosaic . Damit begann die Internet-Lawine. Atkinson (Computer, Pionier)

76. Computerlexikon Von Wolfgang Bergt, Buchstabe P Jean Armour Polly in einem kleinen Ort im US-Bundessstaat New York den Begriff ?Surfen im http://www.bergt.de/lexikon/lex/pl2.htm

Anfangsbuchstabe Titelseite Quellen andere Glossare Wolfgang Bergt document.write(", " +document.lastModified); Anfangsbuchstabe: P (PL bis PZ) (139 Begriffe) Klicken Sie bitte im rechten Buchstabenfeld auf den zweiten Buchstaben des gesuchten Begriffs! PL/1 (Abk, Computer) p rogramming l anguage no. 1); Programmiersprache PL/M (Abk, Computer) Programmiersprache Intel Prozessoren entwickelte Systemprogrammiersprache. Stark an PL/1 (Computer) Konrad Zuse entwickelte nach dem 2. Weltkrieg die universelle algorithmische Programmiersprache Plasmatechnik (Computer) Display Plattenspiegelung (Computer, Netzwerk) Plattform (Computer) Als Plattform wird die Kombination aus einem Prozessor-Typ und einem Betriebssystem bezeichnet (beispielsweise Pentium Windows 95 ). Mit Java Playstation (Computer) Spielekonsolen von Sony vergleiche Nintendo und Sega Playstation 2 (Computer) Spielekonsole von Sony , Nachfolgerin der PS One Plotter (Computer,Grafik) (Computer) Die Industrie versprach (im Zusammenhang mit Windows 95 Plug-In (Internet) Add-On Navigator Browser , verschiedene Typen von Audio- oder Video-Nachrichten wiederzugeben. Diese Plug-Ins basieren auf dem Datentyp MIME plz (Abk, Internet)

77. Keeping Kids Safe Online - The Police Notebook Polly, Jean Armour, The Internet Kids Family Yellow Pages, 2nd Edition, June, 1997. At your local library or bookstore. See also www.netmom.com http://www.ou.edu/oupd/kidtool.htm

A Publication of The Children's Partnership With The National PTA and The National Urban League (Reprinted by OUPD with Permission.) What Parents Can Do The New Medium Email Browsing the World Wide Web ... Resources The Internet needs your attention The good news is that the online world offers children experiences that are educational and rewarding. In addition, being able to use the Internet effectively may increase a child's school performance and future job potential. However, this new medium also can present unsafe situations. Just as you would not allow your child to wander alone into unknown territory, you also would not want him or her to interact on the Internet without parental guidance and supervision. To help you keep your child safe online, this brochure provides an overview of three areas of the Internet popular with children (email, the Web, and chat rooms). For each area, we: List positive benefits, as well as possible risks, for your child Provide a range of parenting tips that are most relevant to that area Explain what parental control tools can do This brochure also includes a resource list for additional information.

78. Links SageWay Sage advice to parents about Internet issues. NetMom An excellent resource by Jean Armour Polly, author of Inrternet Kids and Family Yellow Page http://www.safekids.com/links.htm

SafeKids .Com has two great kid friendly search tools. The first searches through Yahooligans, a kid-friendly version of the famous Yahoo database. The second searches Ask Jeeves for Kids. Just type a question in your own words and "Ask Jeeves." Parents Teachers Zoos and Animals For Fun ... Miscellaneous For Parents (go to top) Parents' Guide to the Information Superhighway from Children's Partnership Parent Time Parent Soup Family Planet (from Disney) ParenthoodWeb The National Parenting Center Family Education Network SageWay : Sage advice to parents about Internet issues NetMom : An excellent resource by Jean Armour Polly, author of Inrternet Kids and Family Yellow Page More Sites For Teachers (go to top) Newsweek Education Program for Teachers Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators The Master Teacher ... Technology and Information Educational Services (TIES) Gateway to Educational Materials Provides access to Internet lesson plans, curriculum units and other education resources. Telis Foundation with good links for teachers, parents and kids For Fun (go to top) CTW Family Workshop: From Children's Television Workshop, this is your place to interact with Big Bird, Bert and Ernie and all the other lovable characters from Sesame Street and other CTW productions. More than just a TV-show site, the CTW Workshop includes original material, safe surfing tips, links, a discussion group, a place where kids can make up their own stories and a lot more.

79. Travel Logs I then gave the cameras to Jean Armour Polly and Roy Tennant. Jean, Roy, and I practices using CUSeeMe in anticipation of the big day. http://www.infomotions.com/musings/waves/travellogs.html

Previous Top Next Search ... Comments T RAVEL L OGS This section chronicles the locations where the Workshop has taken place. W ILLIAMSBURG M ARCH College Courthouse Palace Staff V IDEO C ONFERENCES Since nobody wants to listen to another person talk for six hours, and since I didn't think I could talk for six hours, the workshop tried to facilitate video conference presentations. I worked out a deal with the Connectix corporation where they would give me two video cameras in exchange for plugging their hardware. (BTW, their hardware really does work well!) I then gave the cameras to Jean Armour Polly and Roy Tennant. Jean, Roy, and I practices using CU-SeeMe in anticipation of the big day. Unfortunately, as fate would have it, we had technical difficulties and the video conferences did not take place even after a few very embarrasing minutes of effort. Oh, well. The images and movies below describe what was suppose to happen. Experts (Click the picture above to learn more about the presenters.) J EAN A RMOUR P OLLY An internationally-recognized expert, Jean was the first to turn the phrase "Surfing the Internet." With extensive public speaking and writing experience, her latest book is entitled

80. Books For Parents & Kids Polly, Jean Armour. Netmom s Internet Kids Family Yellow Pages. (Osborne McGraw-Hill, 2002) j384.3. Schepp, Debra. Kidnet The Kid s Guide to Surfing http://www.duluth.lib.mn.us/Internet/Books.html

Home What's New Library Catalog Personal Account ... A to Z Index Books for Parents and Kids The following list of selected materials focuses on using the Internet with children. Please ask library staff for help in finding these and other resources, or look on the Library Catalog for the subject "Internet (computer network) and children." Aftab, Parry. The Parent's Guide to Protecting Your Children in Cyberspace. (McGraw-Hill, 2000) j384.3 Parent-Teacher; 384.3 Af89p Carlson, Matt. Childproof Internet: A Parent's Guide to Safe and Secure Online Access. (MIS Press, 1996) 384.3 C197c Jefferis, David. Internet: Electronic Global Village. (Crabtree, 2002) j384.3 Mohta, Viraf D. The World Wide Web for Kids and Parents. (IDG Books, 1996) j384.3 Parent-Teacher Pedersen, Ted. How to Find Almost Anything on the Internet: A Kid's Guide to Safe Searching. (Price Stern Sloan, 2000) j384.3 Polly, Jean Armour. (Osborne McGraw-Hill, 2002) j384.3 Schepp, Debra. Kidnet: The Kid's Guide to Surfing Through Cyberspace . (Harper, 1995) j384.3 Parent-Teacher

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