Internet Safety
Students may have problems transitioning from face-to-face interactions with teachers to on-line interactions.
The most common place for cyber bullying to happen is on Facebook.
Once someone deletes information from Facebook, it does not disappear.
It is important to also know the risks that come with social networks and to always be wary of possible problems that may develop as a result from social networking.
Comparison of Cyber Bullying and School Bullying
Bullying • Checksheets and Logs • Copyright Information • Internet Safety Songs and Words • Slideshows and Movies • Technology Standards • Evaluating Websites • TN Bill and Standards
Online Lingo
Recent ActivityInstructor: Marlene Boney
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Links for Students
Copyright Basics for Kids
Copyright Society of USA K-3 Netsmartz Activities
Netsmartz for Kids 4-6 Tweens Netsmartz
Netsmartz for Tweens
7-12 Teens Netsmartz Netsmartz for Teens Resources for Students
Resource for Kids and Teens Help for Students
Web Safety for Kids
Tips for all Age Kids |
 Netlingo for Students and Parents 16 of the Best Internet Sites for Kids |
Links for Parents
Parent's Guide
fbi.gov Parents and Guardians
netsmartz.org Parent's Zone
staysafe.org
Parent Resource Center ikeepsafe.org Tools for Families
getnetwise.org Help for Parents
Microsoft Resources
Family Safety
microsoft.com |
Highlights from Marlene
| Great Site for Parents and Kids Great Site for Kids and Students Great Site for Teachers "Kids, parents and teachers take a look at the above great sites!." Examples are: NetLingo, online safety guides, phamplets to download, browsers and monitoring tools, safe search engines, and Technology Integration for Teachers including cyber bullying and social networking. Middle School Parent Guide-Click below to download NEW *Gresham MIddle School PowerPoint on Internet Safety (Handouts included) |
 Marlene Boney
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In 2012 and 2013 it can be very difficult for kids to stay safe while interacting on FaceBook, in Game rooms, or Blogging, Tweeting, and Texting.
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"He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare, And he who has one enemy will meet him or her everywhere."
Please check out the following Technolgy Studies.
Mrs. Charles's Technology Studies Students
Cyber Awareness and Safety
NEW:Research and resources are from: Andrea, Frank, Jenna, Ben, Eric, and Robin
Internet Safety Resources
http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/is-si
Cyberspace Familyroom Resources
http://mysecurecyberspace.com/articles/family-room.html
Teens and Identity Theft Protection
http://getpayback.com/teens-and-identity-theft-prevention
Media Awareness Resources
http://media-awareness.ca/english/
Cyber Safety
http://datehookup.com/content-cybersafety-prevention-101.htm
Parents Guide to Internet Safety
http://www.commonsensemedia.org/advice-for-parents
One Text Could Wreck it All
http://www.sms-marketing.us/one-text.html
Cyberbullying and Bullying
http://www.pacer.org/bullying
Social Networks Sites and Activities
Pros for Teachers and Students using Social Networks
Teachers can more effortlessly reach out to a student in need.
Students can have Instant learning and homework support from teachers.
Teachers can create a no excuses environment. Just because students are home doesn’t mean they can’t participate in activities that they miss.
Students like the fact that adults are connecting with them using real-world tools that students and teachers both need to know how to use effectively in order to be more successful in this electronic based world of today.
Social Networks can be a learning portal for classroom with more and more students using portals for learning instead of just personally conversing face-to-face with others.
Social Media Encourages Collaboration Instead of Cliques
Social Networks can be a learning portal for classroom with more and more students using portals for learning instead of just personally conversing face-to-face with others.
Social Media Encourages Collaboration Instead of Cliques
Cons for Teachers and Students Using Social Networks
The most common place for cyber bullying to happen is on Facebook.
Once someone deletes information from Facebook, it does not disappear.
Students and teachers both have a potential for on-line stalking and/or cyberbullying and harassment.
It is very easy for a comment to be misconscrued and may cause a negative effect on potential future employment or for teachers even in their present employment.
Preconceived opinions about others prior to knowing them.
Predators abound on the sites (sexual, identity-theft, etc.).
One mistake on the Internet on a social networking site or other chat and blog places can never be deleted.
Predators abound on the sites (sexual, identity-theft, etc.).
One mistake on the Internet on a social networking site or other chat and blog places can never be deleted.
It is important to also know the risks that come with social networks and to always be wary of possible problems that may develop as a result from social networking.
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“Cyber bullying is the use of modern communication technologies to embarrass, humiliate, threaten, or intimidate an individual in the attempt to gain power and control over them.” (Glenn R. Stutzky)
Bullying is all about power, the imbalance and abuse of power.
Bullying is not a personality conflict; it’s abuse.
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Teacher's Briefcase: Cyberbullying
Teachers & Educators take note of the above webpage created by Marlene.
Teachers & Educators take note of the above webpage created by Marlene.
of the above Cyberbullying webpage.
Cyber Bullying Activities Created by Knox County Teachers
Cyber Bullying Activities Created by Knox County Teachers
Click below to see teacher created activities.
Knox County Teachers' Cyber Bullying Activities
Take a look by greatschool.org!
Bullying and Middle School
Knox County Teachers' Cyber Bullying Activities
Take a look by greatschool.org!
Bullying and Middle School
Good Cyber Bullying Sites for Students, Parents and Teachers
Comparison of Cyber Bullying and School Bullying
Advice for Students Who are Being Cyber Bullied
Ignore them- We already mentioned this. If you reply or respond to a message from a bully, he or she will know what they did worked on you. If you respond in kind , it will just show that you are not better than the bully. So the best thing to do is to print the message, file it, and then delete it from your PC. There is a saying, Never argue with an idiot, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.
Contact the Service Provider- If you feel that the cyber bully has gone overboard, then you should already tell the moderator or service provider of the site about it. If cybermonsters are already faking your name or making a profile under your name without your knowledge, you can ask your service provider or moderator to remove the profile or email.
Change your Online ID -One way to get away from a cybermonsters is by changing your screen name and email address. Be sure to give the new email address and screen name only to your trusted friends. Also, block any messages from strangers or those that are not included in your contact list.
Change your Online ID -One way to get away from a cybermonsters is by changing your screen name and email address. Be sure to give the new email address and screen name only to your trusted friends. Also, block any messages from strangers or those that are not included in your contact list.
Report IT-If you receive threatening emails or if your reputation and credibility is already being undermined, then you should tell your parents and ask your parents to help you report the bullying to the school or even the police.
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Attention: Health, Wellness and Physical Education Certified Teachers/Administrators.
Below are the Course Codes for the three online classes on cyber bullying and social networking. The codes are in red and follow the names of the classes. These classes are available in ERO. You can also search using the word Educators as your keyword. If you have any question please email me at marlene.boney@knoxschools.org.
What Educators Need to Know about Cyberbullying TECH01783 will open January 18, 2013 at 8:00 A.M. and will end on February 1, 2013 at midnight. You will receive 2 hours of System-Wide Unscheduled Inservice Credit.
What Educators Need to Know about Social Networks TECH017084 will open February 8, 2013 at 8:00 A.M. and will end on February 22, 2013 at midnight. You will receive 2 hours of System-Wide Unscheduled Inservice Credit.
What Educators Need to Teach Kids about Cyber bullying and Social Networking TECH017085 will open March 1, 2013 at 8:00 A.M. and will end on March 15, 2013 at midnight. You will receive 2 hours of System-Wide Unscheduled Inservice Credit.
Anytime an on-line class is available you must FIRST register for the class in ERO and then you must GO to the class webpage listed below and click on JOIN this fusionpage. That will send me an email that you want to be in the online class. You should get an email that says you have been accepted.
Below are the Course Codes for the three online classes on cyber bullying and social networking. The codes are in red and follow the names of the classes. These classes are available in ERO. You can also search using the word Educators as your keyword. If you have any question please email me at marlene.boney@knoxschools.org.
What Educators Need to Know about Cyberbullying TECH01783 will open January 18, 2013 at 8:00 A.M. and will end on February 1, 2013 at midnight. You will receive 2 hours of System-Wide Unscheduled Inservice Credit.
What Educators Need to Know about Social Networks TECH017084 will open February 8, 2013 at 8:00 A.M. and will end on February 22, 2013 at midnight. You will receive 2 hours of System-Wide Unscheduled Inservice Credit.
What Educators Need to Teach Kids about Cyber bullying and Social Networking TECH017085 will open March 1, 2013 at 8:00 A.M. and will end on March 15, 2013 at midnight. You will receive 2 hours of System-Wide Unscheduled Inservice Credit.
Anytime an on-line class is available you must FIRST register for the class in ERO and then you must GO to the class webpage listed below and click on JOIN this fusionpage. That will send me an email that you want to be in the online class. You should get an email that says you have been accepted.
| Local Internet Safety, Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying or Cyber-bullying | Class ONE is CLOSED |
| Class TWO is CLOSED | |
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Class THREE will be open until January 14, 2013 |
HomePage of Loal, State and National Rules and Regulations including Cyberbullying Not a Class
Three sessions are open at this time. These are new classes and are listed above. They are for certified personnel from Knox County Schools Knoxville, TN. You can browse the NOT OPEN classes but please do not JOIN the class until OPEN appears on this webpage.
Three sessions are open at this time. These are new classes and are listed above. They are for certified personnel from Knox County Schools Knoxville, TN. You can browse the NOT OPEN classes but please do not JOIN the class until OPEN appears on this webpage.
| Ways of Reducing KIDS' Inappropriate Behavior |
NOT OPEN at this time |
| Beginning Internet Safety |
NOT OPEN at this time |
| Sharing Internet Safety with Kids | NOT OPEN at this time |
| Cracking Down on Cyber Bullying | NOT OPEN at this time |
| Comparing Social Networks | NOT OPEN at this time |
| Qualities of a Good Website | NOT OPEN at this time |
The best thing you as the parent can do is keep the lines of communication open with your kids, so you know what they're doing online – and so they'll feel comfortable coming to you if they get into trouble. Discuss the Internet with your child-no matter what age-and set up some Internet Safety Rules.
Technology Resources for the Administrator
Bullying • Checksheets and Logs • Copyright Information • Internet Safety Songs and Words • Slideshows and Movies • Technology Standards • Evaluating Websites • TN Bill and Standards
Online Lingo
Below are activities that were shared at TETC, 2011 in Nashville.
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TETC 2010: Internet Safety PowerPoint Presentations: .zip files
1.Qualities of a Good Website
2.Cracking Down on Cyber Bullying 3.Cyber Predators 4.Internet Safety: Just for Parents Packet of Internet Safety Handouts
Download How to Get Free Internet Safety Videos SAMPLE Videos from Netsmartz: Click on a picture & then double click to play. |
 Look at Most POPULAR Downloads for 2011. |
Popular Download Requests 2010-2011 Internet Safety Tips from KIPA 2010-2011Internet Safety Tips from KIPA (Keeping Internet Predators Away)
KIPA Tip: Use good Netiquette at all times while on the Internet-“Netiquette” is slang for“Internet etiquette”. It refers to using proper manners when on the Internet. Popular Links for Administrators & TAG (Talented and Gifted)
Requested Downloadsfrom Knox County Staff 2010-2011 2011-2012 PowerPoint Presentations
Tumblebooks Knox County Library On the left side of the website, click on Kids' Library. Click on Tumblebooks.Cyber Bullying (zip file) Internet Safety for Parents Stories Online- Safe Website for Students Storyline Online-Books read by Actors or Actresses Using Text Online to Discuss Internet Safety Doing Text Link Knox County AUP Info and Form Internet Safety AUP (download as PDF) AUP Form (download as PDF) Surf the Net Song and Words Words to Surf the Net (Word Document) Surf the Net Song Online Lingo Online Lingo (Appropriate Chat Abbreviations) Download Free Resources, Apps and More Download Page Favorite Link for Kids http://www.kids.gov/  Internet Safety Rules to Always Obey Students, please observe the following Internet safety rules at all times.Do not give out your personal information on the Internet: name, address, school you attend or your telephone number. NEVER agree to meet with someone you meet online. Talk to your parents about anything online that makes you feel uncomfortable or that you consider is mean. Blogs and Wikis Back to Page Menu Wiki
Blogs: Discussion Topics  Marlene Boney: Marlene and Kipa Introduces Internet Safety Posted: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 at 2:10 PM  Discuss Internet Safety Wiki: Welcome to Marlene Boneys Wiki on Internet Safety Posted: Friday, September 10, 2010 at 8:00 AM More... Internet Safety by Marlene Boney
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