internet and children

An introduction to Smartphone safety, discussing passwords, apps, security systems, and more.

A guide to safety on the Internet which provides parents with step-by-step instructions for supervising and protecting children in their online and computer experiences.

Explains to parents, teachers, and adults who work with teenagers what teens are doing online in social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter, arguing that in spite of a lack of personal contact these outlets offer real social lives to teenagers that can help them make friends and stay informed about current events.

Contains fifteen essays that examine issues associated with social networking Web sites, discussing the potential skills students can gain through social networking, incidents of cyberbullying, whether social networking sites are addictive, and other related topics.

Provides advice and information on cyberbullying, and features seven suggestions to keep children safe from Internet related bullying, which includes using protective passwords, safety software, and vocalizing problems to adults. Includes reproducible worksheet with discussion questions.

Timon and Pumbaa teach children how to be safe on the Internet.

Simple text and colorful illustrations show how to safely use the Internet and why children should only talk to people they know while online.