Child Safety Flier

We have noticed an increase in issues with children and the Internet. Cyberbullying, various rammifications of social networks like My Space etc. Several of our members also have young children who are using the Internet more and more. So we have assembled a flier for parent education. The flier contains various sites and information to help parents educate themselves on the issues today’s children face online. Friends in Tech is providing the compiled information on the flier as a guide to resources on the Internet. Different sites may be more appropriate to your children based on age and issues they face. We hope at least some of them provide the information suitable to your family needs. All logos, descriptions, links and information are copyright of their respective owners.
Click the thumbnail of the flier below to download the PDF.

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bob

Thanks for the flier. This will be useful for us at home of course but also for my wife at school (she’s a teacher) and for my son’s school. He is in 3rd grade. Good info here.
bob

Thanks for the flier. This will be useful for us at home of course but also for my wife at school (she’s a teacher) and for my son’s school. He is in 3rd grade. Good info here.
http://www.georgestarcher.com georgestarcher

Thanks! Hope the parents of the students get useful information from it.
http://kevindevin.com George Starcher

Thanks! Hope the parents of the students get useful information from it.
Scott

Looks interesting. Both my kids have computers and I have done my best to teach them what to do and not do do on the internet. I will go over some of this with them. Some of it is US specific but good practice is good anywhere!
Scott

Looks interesting. Both my kids have computers and I have done my best to teach them what to do and not do do on the internet. I will go over some of this with them. Some of it is US specific but good practice is good anywhere!