Among U.S. sites, the U.S. Department of Justice sponsors iSafe, with an iLearn section that aims at several groups: teachers, over-50, parents, students, and even law enforcement and prosecutors. The site also contains tips for parents and tips for students. A series of "Dig Deeper" articles seems sure to grow over time. It already includes downloadable PDF format files ranging in topic from Copyright basics to the Perils of Blogging (I'd better read that one).
Other resources:
- The FBI offers a "Parent's Guide to Internet Safety".
- At the NetSmartz Workshop, Dr. Sharon offers advice via several 2+ minutes online videos.
- Online security company McAfee offers an online guide for parents.
- Security company Symantec joins with iKeepSafe.org to present an online video, "10 Common questions about Internet safety."
- Microsoft has a whole "Protect your family" section.
- Google offers "OneKey," the kid-safe search engine use Google and filters.
- Keeping Children Safe Online (US-CERT)
- WiredSafety.org
- Keeping Internet Kids Safe (KIKS)
- Google Directory: Internet/Child Safety
- McGruff: Internet Safety tips and cons for kids
- Panel addresses net threats to kids
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