Internet Safety For Families
Resources from the Live Session on March 12thCyberbullying, Trolling, Online Predators, The Dangers of Social Media, an Lack of Privacy are concerns for kids of all ages.
The internet age has brought around a completely new model of human interaction and with that, new worries and threats. As parents, we all need to be vigilant to both support our children’s use of connected technology while understanding how to mitigate the risks of having a presence online. In this session, we explained how children interact on the most recent social media platforms (YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram, Musical.ly, AskFM, etc.) and how to advise them on what to do and what not to do online. We shared key tips on how to talk to your child about internet safety, a code of conduct for interacting online and how to maintain privacy while still being part of the internet revolution.
The materials below are some of the tools you can use to continue this discussion at home:
Code of Conduct:
Resources for Parents:
- Protecting our Kids on Social Media
- Social Media Safety for Teens
- How to talk about Sexting with Your Teen
- Parent Guide to Smart Phone Safety
- Cyberbulling Unplugged
- Internet Safety for Kids – Online Course
- Gaming Safely
- What to do about Online Sexual Predators
Content is from Goodwill Community Foundation, Netsmartz.org and InternetSafety101.org.
Want Long Island Women in Tech to present this at your school, club or organization?
We have tailored presentations for various age groups and can bring this discussion right to your community on Long Island. Reach out to us at liwomenintech@gmail.com to request more information.