ElisonEnglish - Internet Safety - 0 views
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Rick West on 17 Dec 12Good 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!
FBI - Kids Safety - 0 views
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FBI internet safety material---for younger kids.
Internet (Family Safety) - LDSTech - 2 views
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Internet safety resources from LDS Tech Wiki.
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.
Internet Safety Project - 0 views
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Great internet safety resource started by a BYU professor (at least in part).
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!
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.
Teens Home - 2 views
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This is a pretty popular website for internet safety
YouTube - IMSafety - 0 views
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This video is about IM safety and giving out personal information online.
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.
» Minecraft - Three Things Parents Need To Know - 0 views
BeSafe @ BYU - Staying Safe Online - 1 views
Teen internet statistics - 0 views
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Very interesting to see what kids are doing.
Snapchat Won't Protect You From Jerks - Forbes - 0 views
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Even snapchat is not safe, of course, since screen capturing is so easy. These teens learned the hard way.
Google's Schmidt: Teens' mistakes will never go away | Technically Incorrect - CNET News - 0 views
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A great article on the trial of today's age being one of identity management
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.