The following are the things a parent should know about Facebook: 1.What it is for: Facebook is a social networking site that allows people to connect with those in similar social circles, such as people from their high school, people …[Continue]
What Parents Want To Know About Facebook Profiles
As a parent, if your child is using Facebook, there are certain things you ought to know about the site in general, and about your child’s profile. The following are some examples of the things you should know as a …[Continue]
Good Sense, Caution and Guidelines For Online Chatting
The importance of keeping safety in mind while chatting is equally important for children and adults. As an adult, you cannot expect to be able to “be smarter” than a predator or have the perfect “intuition” to simply know when …[Continue]
Four Safeguards To Employ While Chatting Online
Online chatting can be a great way to stay in touch with relatives who live far away or friends with busy lives. Chat rooms are also popular places to meet and talk to new people. But there comes a time …[Continue]
IM Acronyms You Don’t Want Your Child To Use
Instant messaging has quickly become one of the most popular past times for kids (and adults) of all ages. These days kids look forward to the time when they get home from school and can go send instant messages (IMs) …[Continue]
Getting Legal Justice in Cases of Cyberbullying
Cyber bullying has been a growing problem across the United States and internationally over the past several years. Many parents and children have questions about what is being done to prevent it and punish those who commit the offenses. They …[Continue]
How to Avoid Cyber Bullying
Peer pressure is a driving force when we are young. Although we may not be the ones who start rumors, we may help them along by sharing in on gossip or forwarding an insulting email. Cyber bullying is completely avoidable. …[Continue]
Where to Find Information About Internet Safety
In the last decade teachers have been presented with a unique challenge: protecting children from the dangers of the Internet. Many teachers struggle with this challenge because the Internet was not something that they grew up knowing about. Likewise parents …[Continue]
