iSafe PowerPoint Presentation

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i-Safe PowerPoint Presentation
K-2 Jason Deane 3-5 Delphine Keklak
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i-Buddy
will show us how to use the internet
(K-2)
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Joke
What is an astronauts favorite key on the
computer keyboard?
Answer The Space Bar
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What is the internet?

• The Internet is a community on the computer. We
  call this a Cyber-community. There are many
  places to visit in this cyber-community.
• The places we visit in the Cyber-community are
  called Websites.
• People who use the Internet are called
  Cyber-citizens.

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An i-Buddy story
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Using the Internet

• Always ask permission to use the internet.
• Always have an adult help you when using the
  internet.

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When using the Internet

• Be a good Cyber-citizen
• Dont lie
• Dont cheat
• Dont steal
• Dont hurt others
• Call an adult if you need help

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When using the Internet

• What do you do when you see something bad?
• Go tell an adult

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We Have Responsibilities
When Traveling the Informational Highway
(3-5)
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At Home Safety First

• Remember never give your name or address or
  telephone number to strangers you may be talking
  to online. It would be a good idea to ask your
  parents first.
• Important Fact! People that you meet online may
  not be who they say they are!
• Surf the web with your parents present. If they
  can not be there make them aware of the sites
  that you intend to visit and stay there!

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Being Careful is Being Safe

• There are rules in the classroom that your
  teachers expect you to follow, there are rules in
  your computer lab and at home as well.
• To be a Safe Cyber Surfer You must act
  responsibly, you must listen and follow
  directions.
• Go only to the websites that your teacher
  instructs you to go to. Ignore those pesky
  pop-ups! X them out immediately! You have not
  won anything, people at those sites want you to
  go to their site so they can sell something.

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Be a Cyber Superhero!

• Never plan to meet someone whom youve met in a
  chat room on the internet. You may be asking for
  more than you bargained for.
• If you know of a friend who is planning to do
  this, tell an adult immediately, you may be
  saving a life!

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Beware of the Cyber Bully!

• One way to prevent bullying is not to give out
  your school user password, not even to your best
  friend. Remember everyone has a right to
  privacy.
• Some students use technology as a means of
  bullying other people by posting pictures or
  statements on websites that may be upsetting to
  the student they have targeted.

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Prevent Bullying

• If you do view a website that has information
  about you and you choose not to have it there,
  your parents can ask to see this information and
  they can request that particular website to have
  that information or picture removed, although
  that will not happen immediately.
• Keep your information to yourself!

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Stay in Controll

• If you are surfing the net at school or at home
  and you see something that makes you feel
  uncomfortable for any reason, tell an adult
  immediately!
• Chances are very good that if the subject matter
  is questionable and may not be appropriate for
  your age group.
• Parents and teachers will be able to have those
  sites blocked by their internet providers.

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Internet Safty for Children

• Many people such as law enforcement, our
  government, teachers as well as parents are
  concerned about child safety on the internet.
• They have become aware that using a computer at
  home is not necessarily as safe as it sounds.
• Going on line means children can search just
  about anything they wish and they can go into
  chat rooms and talk to people all over the world.
  Those people, however, may not have the best
  intentions!

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• One of the websites our school employs at the
  elementary level is I-SAFE. Org. They supply
  teachers with the educational tools they need to
  carry back into the classroom and incorporate
  into their lesson plans.
• This can be done with I-Buddy, a cartoon for
  children as young as the Kindergarten through 2nd
  grades.
• I-SAFE America is dedicated to the awareness of
  internet safety and keeping students surfing in
  the right direction so that their experiences on
  the net are beneficial and become healthy
  learning experiences.

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Surfing the Internet can be Fun if you use Common
Sense!

• Never give out personal information without
  parents permission.
• Ignore the pop-ups they just want to sell
  something.
• Always tell an adult where you want to be on the
  internet
• If something makes you feel uncomfortable, tell
  an adult immediately
• Never ever go to meet someone you have met in an
  internet chat room.