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    Keeping Safe Online: by Martha Rice

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    Pewitt Junior High
    This document provides information about staying safe online and discusses topics like anonymity, interacting with strangers, oversharing personal information, cyberbullying, and copyright infringement. It includes videos and activities to teach about establishing secure passwords, avoiding suspicious content, and reporting unsafe situations.

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    Keeping safe online

    By Martha Rice
    Nobody knows me!
    So I can be anybody and do anything!
     You might think that you can be
    anonymous online.
     You can hide behind fake names
    and avatars.
     But what you do can hurt, and
    what you see can hurt you.

    Video: But it’s anonymous. How can it hurt?


    Game: Friend or block these “friends” on social
    networking sites.
    Who are you talking to online?

     You can’t really know who you’re talking to


    when you meet strangers online.
     Even though you can meet
    good people online, you can
    also meet bad people who
    only want to hurt you.

    Watch their stories: Julie, Ryan and Noah, Amy


    They can’t find me!

     How much can a bad guy really find out about


    you online?

    Video: Find out how much we can find out onlin


    e about Teresa.

    Experiments:
     Use Google Earth to see if you
    can find your house.
     Do a Google search for your
    Passwords

     Use combinations of
    numbers, letters, and
    punctuation to create the safest passwords
    that nobody can guess.
     Never tell anybody your passwords!

    Video: see what happened to one girl who


    shared her password with a friend.
    Keep up-to-date!
    Part of staying safe online actually includes
     using anti-virus and anti-malware software
     keeping your computer’s system
    software updated
     avoiding going to suspicious
    websites
     avoiding opening suspicious files
    and emails.

     Video: Don’t trust suspicious stuff online!!!


     Quiz: How much you know about spyware.
    Cyberbullies

     You’re not a mean person. But


    sometimes you can still get
    caught up in being mean. We all can.
     What happens when people do mean things
    online? What if it happened to you, or to
    someone you love?

     Video: Watch this video to see.


     Video: And if you wouldn’t say it in person, do
    n’t say it online.
    Texting trouble

     If somebody’s bothering you


    with texts on your cellphone or on the
    Internet,
    block or ignore them, and tell somebody.
     Don’t spread rumors online or with texts.

     Videos: how did cyberbullying


    affect Joe, his family, and his fellow students
    ?
    Should I post this?

     When you post something,


    it can come back to haunt you later.
     You know better than to post personal
    information, but you should also avoid
    posting stuff that makes you look bad.
     Even if you take it off, once it’s online,
    colleges and employers can still see it from
    archived sources.
     Video: See what these guys say about offline
    consequences of online posts.
    Wanna share?

     Just because it’s on the


    Internet, or even if you bought it, you do not own
    the rights to use it any way you want to.
     The people who made it—whether it’s music,
    writing, or any other art—own the copyright to
    the work.
     So don’t file share. Not only is it a form of
    stealing, file sharing sites are often full of viruses
    and other malware.
    Game: How dangerous is file sharing?
    Report Cybercrime

     You try your best to keep yourself


    safe online, but if you sense danger,
    you need to tell somebody…to get help for
    yourself and for others.
     Report Cybercrime here…
     …or you can always tell your teachers,
    parents, school counselors or principals, or
    even your local police (call 911 for
    emergencies!)
    Online safety pledge…

     Are you ready to commit to stay safe online?


     KidSmartz recommends that you always:
     Think before you post.
     Respect yourself and others.
     Don’t meet with online
    friends.
     Tell somebody if something
    seems wrong.

    Quiz: Check yourself here.


    See how much you know…

     Safe Kids cybersafety quiz.


     A Thin Line texting quiz.
     Cyberbullying behaviors quiz.
     Are you a cyberbully?
    Resources

     Digizen
     Missing Kids
     NetSmartz
     OnGuardOnline
     Stay Safe Online
     Stop Cyberbullying
     A Thin Line
     WiredKids

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