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Internet Safety Month, Part 1: Online Safety Metasites

Started by TLF · 11 months ago

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Holbrook205
2 years ago

Thank you for the through and comprehensive posting. I am a future teacher and found your blog as part of an assignment for my educational technology class. I appreciated your list of usable links. I was surprised by some of the figures listed in the National Internet Safety Month document. Your posting is a resourceful addition to the document as it only lists the importance of internet safety awareness.

I especially liked the wiredsafety.org, it provided easy to find info.

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SafeLibraries
2 years ago

I have written a speech called "LMIRL" that I use to teach child Internet safety to parents. If you don't know what LMIRL is, you need to read the speech. Plus, all handouts are linked directly from reputable sources and all parents should see them.

Those sites you provided are all top notch. My page is just for those who want the big picture in a few minutes, just enough time to learn that more time is needed. I try to keep it updated as it has been getting thousands of hits per day. Please take a look and suggestions are always welcome.

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Jason
2 months ago

Thank you for posting this but I have to point out that you missed one. The National Center For Online Safety. There website is Nationalcenterforonlinesafety.org

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