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- Write a paragraph describing how online safety.
- Then make a list of 5 or more online safety rules, tips, or facts.
- Write one or two sentences about your rules, tips or facts.
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- Include at least 2 sources at the end of your post.
- The information in your post will be used for your first Website.
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- Create an info graphic using easelly.
- Include the following.
- A title. (10 Points)
- Your name. (5 Points)
- Introduction Paragraph. (10 Points)
- 5 online safety rules, tips or facts. (10 Points)
- Write 1 or 2 sentences about each rule, tip or fact. (10 Points)
- Use complete sentences, proper grammar, spelling and punctuation. (25 Points)
- Include at least 2 objects. (10 Points)
- Include at least 2 sources. (10 Points)
- Publish your project. (5 Points)
- Turn in your link, directions will follow. (5 Points)
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Internet Safety Tips for High School Kids
If you are living online, check out our tips on everything from privacy to posting Facebook updates.
For more information about blogging and Internet safety, visit BlogSafety.com, SafeTeens.com and SafeKids.com.
Cyber-Safey Tips for Teens
- Be as anonymous as possible. Avoid postings that could enable a stranger to locate you. That includes your last name, the name of your school, sports teams, the town you live in, and where you hang out.
- Protect your info. Check to see if your service has a "friends" list that allows you to control who can visit your profile or blog. If so, allow only people you know and trust. If you don't use privacy features, anyone can see your info, including people with bad intentions.
- Avoid in-person meetings. Don't get together with someone you "meet" in a profile or blog unless you are certain of their actual identity. Although it's still not risk-free, if you do meet the person, arrange the meeting in a public place and bring some friends along.
- Photos: Think before posting. What's uploaded to the Net can be downloaded by anyone and passed around or posted online pretty much forever. Avoid posting photos that allow people to identify you (for example, when they're searching for your high school), especially sexually suggestive images. Before uploading a photo, think about how you'd feel if it were seen by a parent/grandparent, college admissions counselor, or future employer.
- Check comments regularly. If you allow them on your profile or blog, check them often. Don't respond to mean or embarrassing comments. Delete them and, if possible, block offensive people from commenting further.
- Be honest about your age. Membership rules are there to protect people. If you are too young to sign up, do not attempt to lie about your age. Talk with your parents about alternative sites that may be appropriate for you.
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Internet Safety Rules
Internet Safety Rules
- I WILL THINK BEFORE I POST.
- I agree not to post information and images that could put me at risk, embarrass me, or damage my future, such as
- cell & home phone numbers
- home address
- sexual messages
- inappropriate pictures and videos
- I WILL RESPECT OTHER PEOPLE ONLINE.
- I will not
- post anything rude, offensive, or threatening
- send or forward images and information that might embarrass, hurt, or harass someone
- take anyone's personal information and use it to damage his or her reputation
- I will not
- I WILL BE CAREFUL WHEN MEETING ONLINE FRIENDS IN PERSON.
- I agree to
- ask my parent or guardian's permission before going
- have a parent or guardian accompany me
- meet in a public place
- I agree to
- I WILL PROTECT MYSELF ONLINE.
- If someone makes me feel uncomfortable or if someone is rude or offensive, I will
- not respond
- save the evidence
- tell my parent, guardian, or another trusted adult
- report to the website, cell phone company, CyberTipline.com, or the police
- If someone makes me feel uncomfortable or if someone is rude or offensive, I will
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