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When it comes to children and young people’s online safety, parents often rely on schools. This may be because of their trust in teachers’ ability to pick up on issues quickly or simply because they lack expertise.

We have designed the below resources to support parents and carers as they tackle their child’s online safety.

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Download this selection of online safety presentations, along with scripts, to support parents and carers as they learn about the importance of online safety. Making connections between school and home will help young people take charge of staying safe online.

These digital age guides outline common online safety issues faced by children from early years all the way up to secondary school. Support parents and carers in tackling everything from cyberbullying to grooming by providing them with these links.

• 0-5 years old Support parents with children in early years with this age guides. SEE GUIDE
• 6-10 years old From online gaming to screen time, help parents tackle online safety issues. SEE GUIDE
• 11-13 years old As children start secondary school, they face new challenges with their online safety. SEE GUIDE
• 14+ years old Older children have more freedoms online, so it's important for parents to stay informed. SEE GUIDE

Provide parents with digital or hard copies of these leaflets and posters to help keep their children safe online. Pick and choose which resources are most relevant for the parents and carers of your specific students.

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Demonstrates key issues and the need to understand and get involved.

Encourage parents and carers to engage their children in online safety with these interactive learning activities. Because they are more hands-on, online safety becomes fun and memorable for both child and parent.

• Plays on the Internet This trilogy of plays created with Plusnet explores issues of grooming, cyberbullying and online reputation in a unique and interactive way. SEE SCRIPT
• Digital Matters This online learning platform teaches key online safety issues through interactive activities and a choose-your-own-adventure story. LEARN MORE
• The Online Together Project Parents and children can work together to complete quizzes on online hate or gender stereotypes to challenge biases with discussion. SEE QUIZ
• Find the Fake This quiz created with Google tackles the topic of fake news and misinformation. Parents and children can complete this quiz and discuss their answers together. SEE QUIZ

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Support parents and carers further with these online resources that promote online safety at home. From expert guides to our regular newsletter, these resources help build their confidence in tackling online safety issues.

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With so many children and teens using social media, it’s important for parents to be aware of the issues they might come across.

Encourage parents to subscribe to the Internet Matters newsletter for the latest online safety advice, resources and guidance.

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See more article and resources to help children stay safe online.

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     Since 2007, Internet Safety Concepts has been dedicated to helping thousands of families make safe online choices.  Our presentations have taught students and parents how to use technology safely while avoiding potential dangers of the Internet, social media and cyberbullying.

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"Scott’s presentation is hands down the best I have seen on any topic in my 20+ years of education. His knowledge of the pitfalls young adults fall into had our students checking their digital footprint the minute the presentation concluded.”

Steven Swensen , High School Principal

“Scott Driscoll’s training on Internet safety and social media is an absolute 'must-have' training for adolescents and parents in today’s society."

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“Scott is a fantastic presenter for any audience... He uses actual cases to alert students to the dangers of posting on social media, and students quickly realize it could happen to them, too."

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With our years of research and our experience in the field, we developed a comprehensive Internet Safety Toolkit – made with you in mind . This critical information will help you keep the children in your life safe from internet-based danger.

This toolkit includes everything you need to know about online predatory grooming, warning signs, and proactive actions with practical tips on special topics like these here:

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Designed for parents and other adults who care about kids, this presentation provides a broad overview of the way teens are using and misusing their phones and various Internet-based technologies with a focus on cyberbullying, sexting, and unsafe social media practices. The latest apps and sites will be discussed, as well as what adults can do to mitigate problems within those environments. Specific subtopics include helping youth develop moral compasses, the pros and cons of filtering and monitoring, how to work with sites and apps to get problematic content taken down, how to work with the school, how to build resilience and empathy, and improve communication with your child.  In addition to an interactive presentation, we intentionally leave time at the end for questions and discussion to address any specific concerns participants have.

Combine this presentation with one or more student assemblies to give your whole school community a comprehensive education on issues related to the responsible use of technology. This session is also appropriate for churches, synagogues, libraries, community centers, scout leaders, parent groups, or any other adult organization interested in helping youth.

Key issues discussed : adolescent bullying; adolescent cyberbullying; teaching teens to be smart online; monitoring versus privacy; developmentally appropriate technology usage; parent-child communication

This presentation will help parents and community members:

• Identify popular online environments among adolescents today and recognize various forms of cyberbullying • Understand the scope and prevalence of the problem • Learn ways to best inquire about and respond to their technology use and abuse • Learn research-based parenting approaches designed to induce moral and ethical choices online (and offline) • Develop strategies to sharpen your ability to informally and formally monitor their actions • Learn how to report cyberbullying when you spot it, and how best to assist both aggressors and targets • Realize the importance of intentionally cultivating resilience and empathy, and how to use media to do so • Learn how to work with Internet Service Providers, Cell Phone Service Providers, and Content Providers • Discover the most promising techniques for tech use instruction, rule setting, communication, discipline, encouragement, and modeling

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U.S. Attorney’s Office Hosting Keeping Kids Safe Online Presentation on January 18

The United States Attorney’s Office is hosting a virtual Internet safety presentation for parents on Wednesday, January 18 .

The 6:30 p.m. presentation, entitled  Keeping Kids Safe and Secure Online: A Project Safe Childhood Presentation for Parents  will bring awareness to the dangers of the internet, including gaming and social media platforms that predators use to groom children with the intent of exploiting them sexually online or for an in-person meeting.

The presentation will focus on prevention by educating parents and community members how to help keep children safe online.

Topics covered include:

• Social Media 101 & Digital Footprint
• Cyberbullying
• Victim Support
• Protecting Against Online Predation

Who should attend: Parents, guardians, local police departments, school administrators, youth program leaders and anyone who would like to learn how to keep children safe from online dangers.

The presentation is free.

Registration is required. 

Please register at the following link:    https://usao.webex.com/usao/onstage/g.php?MTID=ec3d8ccd61ccdd26ee39d8c6ffd5c57aa

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