Summary of responses on internet safety:
CYBERSMART - 4 responses
My favorite online source has stayed
consistent/reliable for a few years:
Cybersmart:
http://www.cybersmart.org/info/curriculum.asp
with 5th grade.
http://www.cybersmartcurriculum.org/home/
a free K-8 curriculum, covering all aspects of internet usage and
technology
I use all the curriculum from
Cybersmart. It is all online from Harcourt Brace. It is located at
http://www.cybersmartcurriculum.org/home/
I use www.cybersmartcurriculum.org to teach internet safety to 5th
grade.
I just went to the site and saw under "more free stuff" presentations
to
familiarize teachers with the subject.
STAY SAVE ONLINE = 2 responses
With 5th grade
Stay Safe Online
http://www.staysafeonline.org/default2.htm
An easy, kid-friendly guide to the Internet beginning with an
introduction
by Tara Lipinski, the program is hosted by Shaquille O' Neal and his
animated friends. This simple, 15 minute program helps children (and
parents) make smart choices about the use of Internet chat rooms,
e-mail,
and websites.
Several years ago I received in the mail a freebie, entitled "Stay
Safe!
Online". It works on both PC and Macs. A characterized Shaquille
O'Neal
covers the basic rules online safety. It's a 15 minute program. It's
from Microsoft through the Boys and Girls Clubs of America.
iSAFE - 2 responses
DoDDS bought iSAFE http://www.isafe.org/index.php to meet the
congressional requirement. I imagine it's hugely expensive though.
DODDS has purchased and is endorsing www.isafe.org
OTHERS
There is a great video, which we purchased from Crime Prevention
Resources. It is called "Internet Safety". I have also purchased their
other titles on "Indentity Theft".
http://www.crimeprevent.com/docs/personal_safety.htm#Internet%20Safety
http://www.crimeprevent.com/ They are a Medford company, but are
nationally known for their great resources. The person you would want to
talk to is George Raw. graw@advantagesource.com .
I still use the Safe Surfin Video (1999) . If you get any updated
information
I would appreciate hearing about it.
With 5th grade:
PBS Kids Internet Knowledge
http://pbskids.org/go/figure.html
Take this "Rules of the Road" test to earn your official PBS Kids Web
license.
I also use another freebie, "The Beginner's Buide to the Internet"
from
lycos.com. It's a 1999 version. Corny. It's also about 30 minutes
long.
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Original request:
I'm looking for a series of videos/streaming videospowerpoints about
internet safety, say for lower elem, upper elem, middle school, high
school, and adult levels, that are no more than 5 to 8 minutes long, to
be used in library classes at the beginning of the year - possibly with
supplementary materials in print amd/or online formats and accompanying
quizzes.
I've searched ISTE and NETS sites and looked at ALCS and AASL and
Educator's Reference Desk sites. Found this old video in our Multimedia
Library and am checking elsewhere to see if it's been updated.
Title Safe surfin' (V08987)
Physical Color; SOUND; 8 minutes
Produced 1999
Distributor America Online (6697)
Dewey 004.67
Audience Primary (Grades 1-3), Intermediate (4-5) (PI)
Synopsis Discusses the basic rules of using the internet and helps
children understand the importance of online safety.
Author Strug, Kerri,
Cast Features Taran Smith, Jenna Leigh Green, Irene Ng, Eddie Jones,
and Kerri Strug.
Subjects Computer science; Computers and children; Internet (Computer
network); Internet (Computer network) and children; Safety education
Holdings
Video Tape Educational Media, 2 copies.
Thanks. Edith.
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