Family Internet Safety

• Cyber Safety Checklist

  Internet safety tips aimed at kids from McGruff the Crime Dog. Includes child-friendly wording, fun activities and ten tips for staying safe online. Content Detail

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  National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC)

• Internet Safety: Cyberstalking and Harassment

  Frequently asked questions about cyberstalking. Includes information about child predators, the workplace, avoiding becoming a victim, and the law on cyberstalking. Content Detail

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  WiredSafety.org

• Social Networking Sites: A Parent's Guide

  A guide for parents about social networking websites. Includes information about privacy, posting information, bullying, and sexual predators. Content Detail

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  OnGuardOnline.gov

• Wired Safety- Information for Parents

  Information for parents from WiredSafety.org about internet safety including instant messaging, cyberbullies, software to monitor a child's computer usage, pop-ups, porn, and child-friendly websites. Content Detail

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  wiredsafety.org

• Internet Safety Pledge

  Internet safety pledges for different ages to promote safe boundaries on computer usage for children. Includes promises such as, "I will tell my parents or guardian if anyone online asks to meet me in person." Content Detail

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  NetSmartz.org

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  Spanish / Español

• Learn about Family Safety Online

  Informational videos for parents from Dr. Sharon about child safety, online gaming, blogs and bullying, online pornography, and internet criminal activity. Content Detail

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  National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

• Reporting Internet Crimes Against Children

  Form to report an internet crime against a child forwarded to law enforcement for investigation. Content Detail

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  National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

• OnGuardOnline.gov

  This website provides practical tips from the federal government and technology industry on topics including internet auctions, spyware, wireless security, phishing, online shopping, and e-mail spam. Content Detail

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  OnGuardOnline.gov

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  Spanish / Español