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Help Keep Your Child Cyber safe! |
The Internet is an important place to learn, play, and work. At
Osborne, we have procedures, guidelines, and filters in place to keep
our students cyber safe. You can help by keeping your child
cyber safe at home. Click
here for a handy, one-page information
sheet about cyber safety.
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GCPS Resources |
GCPS has put together a Parental
Control
video and
resource guide to help parents be active participants in their
child's Internet world. Also available are
safe surfing tips for the Internet.
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Internet Safety Web Resources |
The Internet is full of great websites to help parents understand and
promote Internet safety. Here are some of our favorites.
http://www.getnetwise.org/
http://www.wiredsafety.org/
http://www.netsmartz.org/
http://www.safekids.com/
http://www.webwisekids.org/
http://www.teenangels.org
http://kids.getnetwise.org/tools/
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Internet Safety Webcasts and
Podcasts |
On February 27, 2007, Hull Middle School PTSA presented a Georgia
Town Hall Meeting on Internet Safety. You may view the entire webcast
provided by Georgia Public Broadcasting by
clicking
here.If you prefer to
watch individual segments of the webcast, please select from the list
below:
Introduction
Matt Roberts - Identifying and Combating Risks to Children Online
Bobby Stanley - Predator Awareness
Danny Porter - Internet Behaviors, Cyber Crimes, and Prosecutors
Dr. Patti Agatston - Cyberbullying
Penny Harger - Exposure to Problems on the Internet
Dr. Sherah Carr - The Adolescent Brain and the Internet
Sam Lim - Keeping Up With Technology
Rachel Johnston - Keeping Your Kids Safe Online
Questions and Answers
GPB also has a series of
podcasts about Internet Safety.
Click here to
listen online.
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