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Safer Online: Teen Presentation

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Safer Online: Teen Presentation

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  1. Safer Online: Teen Presentation This training is brought to you by the partnership between The Missouri Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (MOICAC) and Missouri KidsFirst. This project is supported by Grant No. 2009-MC-CX-K017 awarded by the OJJDP, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Dept of Justice.

  2. Types of Technology

  3. Who is looking at you: • Parents and Grandparents • Teachers - Principles • Schools and Employers • Friends of friends of friends… • Strangers IF IT IS ONLINE – ITS NOT PRIVATE!

  4. Digital Citizen • You have the right to use technology without being threatened or harassed. • You have the responsibility to practice safe, legal and ethical behavior.

  5. Protect your…

  6. Why protect your Name, Identity and Reputation? • Cyberbullying • Online Strangers • Damage Reputation

  7. Cyberbullying • Using cell phones, computers and/or online games to threaten and harass someone. • Often, faceless and emotionless. • Can be happening 24/7. • Creates a feeling that the bullying will not go away.

  8. You Can Stop Cyberbullying • Stand together against it! • Responding to it, Passing it on or Encouraging others to do so, is Cyberbullying! • Tell an Adult.

  9. Pictures and Videos • Be careful with pictures and videos of you and others. • Once its in the digital world – Others decide what they do with your picture.

  10. Social NetworkingProfile The image you choose will also show up when you post to another site

  11. Gamers Protect your personal information while gaming. Treat other gamers with respect. Ask your parent to play a game with you.

  12. Online Relationships • You can use technology to create healthy relationships. • People you meet online are not people you know in person. • Talk to your friends and family about the “friends” you meet online.

  13. Warning Signs • Isolates you from friends • Turns you against your family • Makes you keep everything a secret • Sends you inappropriate material • Threatens You

  14. SAFETY TIPS • Talk to a trusted adult if something makes you uncomfortable. • You can block or ignore rude messages. • Protect your password.

  15. Have Fun and Be Safe! This training is brought to you by the partnership between The Missouri Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (MOICAC) and Missouri KidsFirst. This project is supported by Grant No. 2009-MC-CX-K017 awarded by the office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Dept of Justice.

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