
The Lee’s Summit R-7 School District provides links to online
resources which will help parents learn more about online safety and cyber
bullying.
| 4 Net Safety | Internet safety program sponsored by Sprint |
| Internet Safety Tips (PowerPoint) | Safety tips PowerPoint from LSR-7 Internet Safety Night |
| Internet Safety Tips (PDF) | Safety tips PDF from LSR-7 Internet Safety Night |
| A Thin Line | MTV Campaign developed to empower students identify, respond to, and stop the spread of digital abuse in your life and amongst peers |
| Buddie | Takes students through the process of identifying risky sites, and what information is deemed public and what should remain private. It also covers cyber-bullying in great detail and helps students differentiate between reputable sources of information and content that is unreliable |
| Chatdanger | Potential dangers or interactive services online, chats, games, e-mail and messenger |
| Common Sense Media |
Essential
parental advice for managing media (you may need to register to access the some of the parent material) |
| Collinsville School District | Internet Safety Resource web page for Collinsville Schools District, Collinsville, Illiniois |
| Cybersmart | Lesson plans and activities dealing with Internet safety |
| Cybernetiquette | Entertaining and interactive way to learn about internet safety |
| Digizen | What makes you such a great digizen? |
| Family Online Safety Guide from Norton Symantec | Tips and information on internet safety for ages 5 thru 17. |
| Get Net Wise | Safety tips |
| Get Your Internet License | Students test "Rules of the Road" knowledge to earn an internet license |
| Good to Know | From Google; tips for staying safe online and security tools that Google offers (K-Parents) |
| Google Family Safe Center |
Tools to help choose what
content children see online and keep them safe
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| Internet Safety | Sites on Internet safety Ed.gov |
| Internet Safety Game SBC | Students learn about Internet safety |
| ID the Creep | Practice and learn online safety skills |
| Katie's Place | Victims share what happened to them online |
| KidsCom | Games with tips for Internet safety |
| LSR7 Understanding Safety on the Internet | Safety guidelines for the Internet to discuss with your children and teens |
| Media Awareness | Privacy Playground: The First Adventure of the Three Little CyberPigs |
| Missing and Exploited | Child Safety Quizzes (adult and kids quiz) |
| Missing Kids | Information about keeping kids safe from online predators |
| NSteens | Teens making safe online choices |
| NetSmartz Kids | Learn more about the Internet and its possible dangers using games and activities report an online predator |
| Point Smart. Click Safe. | An initiative of the cable industry to educate parents about online safety and appropriate Internet uses by children |
| Surf Swell Island | Disney, Internet Safety, privacy, viruses, Netiquette |
| Threats to Your Cell Phone | Antivirus and Security Tips |
| Webwise | Safety on the Internet and a Weakest Link quiz |
| X-Block | A teen Web site by i-SAFE with information about the Internet and online safety |
General | Cyber Bullying | Social Networking | Video Game Consoles |
| Bullying | Information and related links about bullying |
| Bullying | Interactive stories combating bullying |
| Common Sense Media | 5 Things you need to know about cyberbullying |
| Cyberbullying Research | Many resources |
| CBBC | Guide, quiz, vote, bullying |
| Dealing with a Bully | Information on dealing with a Bully |
| Friendship and Bullying | PowerPoint presentations and worksheets |
| Just Smile | Let victims of bullying know there is help out there |
| Kids Against Bullying | Games, videos, polls, real life stories and more |
| Make a differences for kids | Awareness and prevention of cyberbullying |
| Teen's Health | Learn how to deal with a bully |
| Stop Cyber Bullying | What it is, and how to take action |
| Thats Not Cool | Tips and resources for preventing and dealing with cyber bullying |
General
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Cyber Bullying |
Social Networking
| Video Game Consoles |
| ConnectSafely | Parents, teens, educators, and advocates learning about safe, civil use of Web 2.0 together |
| Facebook Privacy Guide | Arts Technica guides you through Facebook's privacy settings |
| Facebook Tips | Oregon State University |
| Social Networking: A Parents Guide | Federal Trade Commission |
| Social Networking Tips for Parents | Tips for parents on social networking |
| What is Facebook? | Newbie's Guide |
| What Parents Should Know | National Center for Missing & Exploited Children’s (NCMEC) |
General
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Cyber Bullying |
Social Networking
| Video Game Consoles |
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A Parent’s Guide to Video Games, Parental Controls and Online Safety |
An informational guide for parents about choosing age-appropriate games, setting up parental controls, and making sure their child’s video game experience is safe and secure. |
| Parental controls for the Internet Browser on the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system | How to control settings on Internet browser start control and Tend micro web security. |
| Set parental controls for your video game console | Setting parental controls for Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation Portable, Nintendo Wii & Microsoft Xbox 360. |
| Wii Parental Control | Manage what Wii content is accessible to the console users |
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The Lee's Summit
R-7 School District is not responsible for any content
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Last updated: October 2012