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Name/Web Address (URL)
Sample Content/Benefits
Safe Families
Web tutorials, safety news, free software,
resources for parents, pastors, nonprofits,
software
Learn The Net.com
Great “how to” guide on everything dotcom,
free courses, quizzes, games
Get with It (from Ireland)
Great starter reference guide to answer basic
A Parent’s Guide to New Media Technologies questions. Points to answers internationally.
res1.pdf
Stop, Think, Click
Seven Steps to Safer Computing from FTC,
security startup tips
The Webwise Online Course
Learn how to use the Internet, step by step.
Links to additional free materials
Cyber Angels
Helpful guides, multimedia presentations,
help lines, and training on staying safe
The TV Boss
Helpful guide to using parental controls for
television
Internet Safety Coalition
FAQs, Faux Paw books for kids, Parents Re
source Center, video clips
National Cyber Security Alliance
Top 8 Cyber Security Practices, answers for:
home, small business, K—12, and higher ed,
free PCcheck
Table 9. Trusted Web Training
description of software tools for the second two categories (Web
filtering and accountability), I would visit Safe Families.7
I also mention the Cyber Angels website, which includes a list
of computer and cyberspace-related acronyms that parents should
know, as well as helpful advice, such as avoiding provocative names
that draw attention and send the wrong messages online. If you’re
looking for a helpful booklet that explains computer terms and
acronyms, the Irish guide entitled,
Get with It: A Parent's Guide toNew
Media Technologies
, is worth downloading and printing out. All of
these sites contain links to other helpful information as well. The
best thing about this online content is that it is constantly updated
for accuracy and current relevance.
While there’s much more excellent technical training and advice
on the Web, watch out for sites that try to sell you a specific product
in the process. When researching personal solutions, use unbiased
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