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Holliston Public Schools
Internet Safety Week (Jan 30-Feb 3)
A community presentation sponsored by :
Holliston Public Schools, HEPO, MSPG, PTSA, HHSPG,
Leslie McDonnellDetective Jim Ward, & Fire Chief Michael Cassidy
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Parent Education Night
Movie Preview Filtering School Curriculum and Professional Development Cyber Citizenship Cyber Bullying Internet Safety Cyber Predators (movie preview) Cookies, Tracking, and History Popular Teen Sites (Myspace, Facebook) Questions and Answers
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Parent Education Night
Movie Preview
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Professional Learning Communities Invite
Collaboration
Police and FireDetective Jim Ward and Chief Mike Cassidy
ParentsSally Calhoun, Donald Grey, Erica Plunkett, and Lynne Oertel
LibrariansPriscilla Altoonian, Mary Shepherd, Paul McKenna, Ellen Ahern, Leslie McDonnell
Guidance and AdministrationJohn Powers, Charlie Egan
TechnologyJulie Elkan, Allie Curley, Winnie Carey, Paul Whalen, Kathy Dooley, Mary McNamara
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National Survey defined 3 types of
online victimization
1. Solicitations and approaches: Requests to engage in inappropriate activities, or talk or give personal information that were unwanted or, whether wanted or not, made by an adult.
2. Unwanted exposure: Without seeking or expecting inappropriate material, being exposed to inappropriate pictures when doing online searches, surfing the web, opening E-mail or E-mail links.
3. Harassment: Threats or other offensive behavior, sent online to the youth or posted online about the youth for others to see.
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Locations of Online Victimizations
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School Library Other SomeoneElse's Home
Home
Solicitation Unwanted Exposure Harassment
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Holliston Schools are CIPA Compliant
1. Technology Protection Measure Filtered Internet AccessMonitored use in the schools
2. Internet Safety Policy Acceptable Use Policy Signed every year by students and staff
3. Public Notice and HearingYearly review at public meetingReview Internet protection measures and acceptable use policy
For more info:http://www.universalservice.org/sl/tools/reference/CIPA.asp
http://www.mecnet.net/internet/filter.html
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Holliston Public Library
1. Student stations at the public Library Children’s section and adult section
2. Adult Section All Student stations are filtered PC’s in the carrels near the wall are filtered PC’s centered in library in public view are not
filtered Use monitored
3. Policy 30 minute use
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Content
I-Safe of America To help empower our nation’s
youth to safely and responsibly use the internet
www.isafe.org
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Student Curriculum
Kindergarten
Introduction to Communities & Safety
Grade 1 Cyber Communities
Grade 2 Keeping you and your computer safe
Grade 3 Cyber Community Citizenship
Grade 4 Intellectual Property, Citing Sources
Grade 5 Intellectual Property, Citing Sources, Copyright
Grade 6-9 Personal Internet Safety, Copyright
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Professional Development
Copyright Effective Search Techniques Evaluating Web Sites
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Internet Safety
During a 2003-2004 I-Safe survey of 20,000 middle school students:
10% were asked to meet someone face to face
16% received mean or threatening messages while on line
40% visited an inappropriate place on the internet
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Internet Safety 24% saw nothing wrong with chatting
with a stranger on the internet and 39% trusted those with whom they chatted
10% met someone from the internet face-to-face 4% more than once
52% said hurtful or angry things to another person online
45% illegally copied music from internet
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Cyber Community Citizenship
Online behavior Inappropriate Material Cyber Bullying
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Cyber Community Citizenship
There are over 10,000 hate sites on the internet There are a growing number of sites that
provide instructions on how to produce destructive items
There are 100,000 sites that sell child pornography
Kids and teens are gambling more than ever with the increase of gambling and betting sites
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Cyber Bullying ………is on the rise
During a 2003-2004 I-Safe survey of 1,500 middle school students, it was reported:
52% said hurtful things to another person 57% had someone say hurtful or angry
things to them 42% were bullied 34% were threatened online
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Cyber Bullying
Students bully through:
Personal Web Pages Community Web Pages E-Mail and Instant Messages Blogs and Blogrings
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Cyber BullyingTips: Guard your contact information Do not send a message when angry If harassed, do not reply. Log out,
immediately tell an adult Save harassing messages and
forward them to ISP If physically threatened, notify police
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Cyber Community Citizenship
Review Ways in which the cyber and physical
communities parallel each other: Inappropriate content/places to
explore Avoid and escape inappropriate
locations Bullying can exist anywhere there is
two-way communication
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Personal Safety
Screen Names Profiles Chat Rooms Instant Messaging Online Communities
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Personal Safety
It was reported that while online:
55% joined at least one website requesting personal information
25% saw nothing wrong with chatting with a stranger online
10% believed it was ok to post their picture online
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Personal Safety
Screen Name A name used when communicating
with others online.
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Personal Safety
LiLGr41390
Syracusebabe
Footballstar#5Clip art licensed from the Discovery Channel.com
Screen Name
A name used when communicating with others online.
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Personal Safety
Profile Online description of the user.
They are searchable and can be viewed by anyone.
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Personal Safety
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Personal Safety
Chat RoomA website, part of website, or part of an online service that provides a venue for communities of users with a common interest to communicate in real time.
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Personal Safety
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Personal Safety
Instant Messaging
The ability to exchange text messages with other Internet users in real time.
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Personal Safety CTN BRB P911 DIKU 99 PAL PM 9
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Personal Safety
CTN BRB P911 DIKU 99 PAL PM 9
Can’t talk now Be right back Parents are in room Do I know you The person has left the room Parents are listening Private message Someone is looking over my
shoulder
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Personal Safety
60% of online teens have received email
or instant messages from a perfectstranger
63% of them have responded
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Personal Safety www.myspace.com
Site to post an interactive web page with discussion links, photos, videos and even music.
www.webshots.com An online photo sharing site
www.facebook.comAn online directory that connects people through social networks at schools. (college and high school)
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Personal Safety
Online Communities Video
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Cyber Predators
Communication Tools
Chat rooms Private chat rooms Instant messaging E-mail Phone
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Cyber Predators
Christina Long
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What is a Cookie??? A cookie is a small text file of information
Certain web sites attach this file to a user’s hard drive when a user searches their site
Cookies allow a Web site to store information on a user's machine and later retrieve it.
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What can you do?
View Cookies – monitor browsing
Delete Cookies – free up disk space
Reject – limits browsing
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Viewing Cookies
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AOL Instant Messenger
A parents nightmare?
Pros:Homework Helper
After-school friends
After-school parent contact
Cons:All consuming
On-line Predators
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AOL Instant Messenger
Tracking a child’s conversations
- Yahoo Messenger – free - GoodAIM – free- DeadAIM - $4.95
RAMSMMC: HeyChance it 7 2 3: heey Chance it 7 2 3: whos this?RAMSMMC: Hi Ally - it's Mom and I'm doing a project for work and
recording your responses for a parent class - I'm glad you asked Whos this!!
Chance it 7 2 3: haha yeah mom i dont tallk to creepy people who im me thanks for the trust :-)
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Tips and Tricks
- AOL is not required for IM
- Google Talk
- Yahoo Messenger
- MSN Messenger
AOL Instant Messenger
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AOL Instant Messenger
Tips and Tricks
- Block Users, Warn Users
- Location, Location, Location
- Left Open, Read It
- True Threats/Problems
- Contact Police
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Internet Safety Web Site
www.holliston.k12.ma.us
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Measures you can take at home
Although there are many recommended steps you can take, none are 100% guaranteed. The best action is to keep an open, ongoing dialogue with your child on his/her Internet use.