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School District of PhiladelphiaInternet Safety Presentation

School District of PhiladelphiaInternet Safety Presentation

High SchoolHigh SchoolNotes

INTRODUCTION

Online Relationships

Keep Personal Information Private

Protect Your Reputation

Cyber Bullying

Safety Tips

You may not know the truth about someone online.

Time does not equal trust.

You can be lied to or betrayed.

BEWARE WHEN SOMEONE SAYS…

“Let’s go private.”

“I know someone who can get you a modeling job.”

PROTECT YOUR REPUTATION

A reputation that took years to buildcan be threatened by a single eventA reputation that took years to buildcan be threatened by a single event

THINK BEFORE POSTING PICTURES

RESPECT

THE

REPUTATION

OF

OTHERS

I WILL NOT CYBERBULLY!

DO NOT SAY ANYTHING ONLINE THAT YOU

WOULDN’T SAY OFFLINE

CHECK WITH YOUR FRIENDS BEFORE POSTING PICTURES OF

THEM

Avoid SextingAvoid Sexting

USE PRIVACY SETTINGS

Uncheck!

NEVER RESPOND TO

INAPPROPRIATE MESSAGES

If you have a profile or blog where other people make comments, check them often.

Do not respond to offensive or embarrassing comments. Delete them and block that person from making additional comments.

CHECK COMMENTS REGULARLY

Use strong passwords and keep them confidential.

Don’t give out your password, even to your best friend.

PROTECT YOUR PASSWORDS

NO ONE IS

INVINCIBLE

FROM

COPYRIGHT

INFRINGEMENT

REMEMBER THE 4 TYPES OF INTERNET SAFETY

Physical safety – freedom from physical harm

REMEMBER THE 4 TYPES OF INTERNET SAFETY

Psychological safety – freedom from cruelty, harassment, and exposure to potentially disturbing material

REMEMBER THE 4 TYPES OF INTERNET SAFETY

Reputational and legal safety – freedom from unwanted social, academic, professional, and legal consequences that could affect you for a lifetime

REMEMBER THE 4 TYPES OF INTERNET SAFETY

Identity, property, and community safety – freedom from theft of identity and property and attacks against networks and online communities at local, national, and international levels

You’ve got to think about

‘big things’ while you’re doing

‘small things’, so that

all the small thingsgo in the right direction.

-Alvin Toffler

• Netsmartz.org – Real-Life Stories– NetSmatzTeens

• Office of EdTech – Internet Safety K-12• Social Networking Basics Tutorial• SchoolNet – Align – Curriculum-

Homeroom– 6-8th Grades, TechLiteracy Lab 1

• Internet Safety/Ethics

EXTENDING ACTIVITIES/RESOURCES

OFFICE OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

• Fran Newberg, Deputy Chief– Paula Don, Director– Edison Freire, Director

• For More Information Contact– Carol Kane, Technology Program Specialist

ckane@philasd.org