1	Learn to be Web Smarter than Your Pre-K through Fifth Grader Instructor: June Jones, Educational Technology Facilitator DES and GBE
2	If you want to become a cyber savvy parent or grandparent, this is the class for you. Today you will: Pick up a few Internet Safety tips Explore a number of tried and true, fun and educational, pre-school through grade 5 websites. Learn how to find great sites yourself
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4	How will we prepare our children to deal with online dangers?
5	How will we prepare our children to recognize and deal with cyberbullies?
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7	If you find a site that you want your children to use, what should you do before sharing it with them?
8	You should check the site and the links that lead from the site for: Appropriateness (age and content) Educational Value Reliability Bias Accuracy Technical Requirements Personal Information Requirements Cost Timeliness
9	How can you be sure sites are accurate?
10	In Google you are searching for an image of chicks. Is this a safe search? How can you make image searching safer?
11	Check out what result come back for searching for chicks.
12	If a site asks for personal information--- What is safe and not safe to share?
13	Example of FunBrain asking for information – email addresses
14	Is a website up to date with current information and contact information?
15	".edu" .edu - Educational organization .k12 - US school site .com - Company .org - Any organization .gov - Government agency .net - Network .mil - Military institution .biz - Business
16	Monitoring Children’s Internet Use
17	Internet Safety Sites http://www.safekids.com http://www.safesurfin.com http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/Technology/OET/internet-safety-guidelines-resources.pdf http://tcs.cybertipline.com/knowthedangers.htm http://www.msn.staysafeonline.com/educators/default.html http://www.netsmartzkids.org/activities/clwebworld/clwhat2do.htm http://pbskids.org/license http://kids.getnetwise.org/safetyguide/
18	Dealing with Online Dangers
19	Kindergarten Rules for Internet Usage Be a good online citizen. Tell a trusted adult about any scary things, strangers or rude words. Respect other peoples work on the computer. Respect computer equipment.
20	"1^st and 2^nd Grade Student..." 1^st and 2^nd Grade Student Rules for Internet Usage Be a good online citizen. Respect other peoples work on the computer. Respect computer equipment. Ask permission before taking words, pictures, or sounds from someone else's website. Keep name and address private on the Internet. Only use sites that are approved by your parents. Be careful when following links from those pages. Tell your parents about any scary, rude or false websites.
21	"Be a good online citizen..." Be a good online citizen and do not do anything that hurts other people. Obey copyright laws- Ask permission before taking words, pictures, or sounds from someone else's website. Be sure to cite information you use. Ask your parents before downloading anything to a computer. Keep personal information private. Ask parents before filling out forms, contest, and sign-up incentives.
22	"6." 6. Look for each site's privacy policy and find out what it does with your information. 7. Stop and tell your parents if you come across any information that makes you feel uncomfortable. 8. Only use sites that are approved by your parents. Be careful when following links from those pages. 9. Always check the source of information and confirm it with your parents, a teacher or a librarian because you can't believe everything you read on the Internet.
23	"Being Aware" Being Aware Planning Monitoring Instructing Communicating Reminding