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ElisonEnglish - Internet Safety - 0 views

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    Good internet safety example page from Camille
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Internet Safety - English by Mrs. Payne - 0 views

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    another good example of internet safety from Monica!
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Internet (Family Safety) - LDSTech - 2 views

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    Internet safety resources from LDS Tech Wiki.
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FBI Publications - A Parent's Guide to Internet Safety - 0 views

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    This is a federal web page that lists some habits in their children parents (and teachers!) need to watch out for that could signal harmful Internet usage.
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    Information from the FBI on internet safety, written to parents
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FBI - Kids Safety - 0 views

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    FBI internet safety material---for younger kids.
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SafetyWeb | Parental Control, Internet Monitoring Software, Internet Safety for Kids & ... - 1 views

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    a great resource for parents to monitor teen's internet usage.
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Internet Safety Project - 0 views

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    Great internet safety resource started by a BYU professor (at least in part).
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Net Nanny Social monitors, protects kids' online presence | Deseret News - 0 views

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    Net nanny offers a new tool for monitoring kids' safety in social media sites. It looks like it is doing it in a smart way, should be good. 
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Five safety tips every Facebooker should consider | Deseret News - 2 views

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    interesting tip---if using Facebook in a place where your password could be snagged, text FB central for a one-time password to use instead!
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YouTube - Internet Safety: A Cautionary Tale - 1 views

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    This video is more on the intense side, but I did learn at least one new thing from watching it.
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Teens Home - 2 views

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    This is a pretty popular website for internet safety
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Randi Zuckerberg angry as 'private' Facebook photo shared on Twitter | TechRadar - 0 views

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    Why you never trust privacy settings online. Assume everything is public.
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Do you really know what your children view online? | Deseret News - 0 views

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    how should parents monitor their children's internet use?
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Schools use program to monitor kids social media accounts - TODAY.com - 0 views

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    is it wrong for schools to look at what people freely put on the internet? If you thought it was private, don't put it on the web, people!
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KidZui, The Internet For Kids - 4 views

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    A kids-safe browser that you download that has games, websites, and videos that are parent-approved.
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YouTube - IMSafety - 0 views

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    This video is about IM safety and giving out personal information online.
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Online Dating: Harder to Find Future Spouse on Internet? | Healthland | TIME.com - 0 views

  • Digital dating is now the second most common way that couples get together, after meeting through friends.
  • Once potential partners meet, in other words, other characteristics take precedence over the ones they thought were important.
  • the best prognosticators of how people will get along come from the encounters between them. In other words, it’s hard to tell whether Jim and Sue will be happy together simply by comparing a list of their preferences, perspectives and personality traits before they meet. Stronger predictors of possible romance include the tenor of their conversations, the subject of their discussions, or what they choose to do together.
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  • the sheer number of candidates that some sites provide their love-seeking singles — which can range from dozens to hundreds — can actually undermine the process of finding a suitable mate. The fact that candidates are screened via their profiles already sets up a judgmental, “shopping” mentality that can lead people to objectify their potential partners.
  • “Online dating sites have a vested interest in your failure. If you succeed, the site loses two paying customers.”
  • A few weeks of email and photo exchanging serves to enhance people’s attraction when they finally meet, researchers found, but when the correspondence goes on too long — for six weeks — it skews people’s expectations and ends up lowering their attraction upon meeting.
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