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The Ad Council’s Internet Safety Coalition has online videos about being smart about what you post and share online.
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When young people want to socialize today, they’re as likely to go online as they are to head to the mall.
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What can be learned from the ways that young people promote themselves online?
Staking a claim on MySpace, Facebook, or any social-networking site is more than a trend—it’s about identity and the desire to
be known. And exploring techniques of self-presentation is a powerful way for students to hold a mirror up to themselves and their media-literacy skills.
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Parents can use many of the same Web 2.0 tools kids ave in school for family projects and organizing.
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Initiative from National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and Boys & Girls Club teaches children how to stay safer online through interactive, educational games, and activities.
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Free, comprehensive portal offers expert analysis of education, legislative and regulatory approaches of over 100 countries.
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1. Every time I turn around, it seems there's another way for my kids to access information and communicate. What do I need to know about the new technologies to manage all this?
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This site presents a series of online, interactive, animated lessons about internet safety.
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This companion website to the ABC Family original movie, Cyberbully, includes resources on online bullying and Internet safety.
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Experts from the Cyberbullying Research Center provide a comparison of the laws in the 50 states regarding cyberbullying.