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E Safety Taking care of your child online How we use these technologies Parents / Carers Young people M usic e-mail Games Shopping Chat Booking trips Instant M essaging IM Research Blogs Social


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E – Safety Taking care of your child online

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How we use these technologies

Parents / Carers

  • e-mail
  • Shopping
  • Booking trips
  • Research

Young people

  • M usic
  • Games
  • Chat
  • Instant M essaging IM
  • Blogs
  • Social Networking
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Websites

  • Which sites do your children use online?
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The online world

  • Children are natives in the online world, most are

unaware of life without: – Iphones – Games consoles – Google – Emails – Facebook

  • They feel confident using new sites and technologies,

moving from site to site with ease.

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Camera phones Text messages MP3 player Mobile TV e-mail Downloads Internet access

Anytime  Anywhere

Chat and IM

M obile Phones / Tablets

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Learning Online?

M oney management

Research

Communication skills

Confidence

Commitment

Computer skills Creativity

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  • We’re now going to take a closer look at how

Facebook works.

  • Y
  • ur child may not have Facebook profile now,

but chances are they will have before you know it.

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  • Unwittingly sharing personal information
  • Unwanted contact/grooming
  • Overusage – e.g.always checking FB account
  • Cyberbullying
  • Privacy/ digital footprints

Internet and FB Risks

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M anaging Risks

www.courthousegreen.org

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Gaming

Half of children aged 8 to 15 own a games console, while a further third use one in the household.

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Gaming Tips

  • Leave all gaming devices in a family space
  • Talk to your child about the sites they are using
  • Explain that people lie online and they are not always who they say they are
  • Explain that people can be mean online
  • Ask them to never give out personal information
  • Set parental controls
  • Set time limits on how long they can game for. Allow time for non-technology

based activities before bed

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Buying a mobile - Tips

  • Is my child old enough to have a mobile phone? Set boundaries
  • M any parents allow their children to have a mobile when it is needed, i.e.

leaving the house alone/ starting secondary school.

  • Before buying your child a mobile, find out what functions it has:
  • Internet, private messaging, built in applications
  • Set parental controls where required
  • Talk to the service provider
  • Set mobile rules:
  • E.g. No mobile phone in the bedroom at night (you could charge them in yours
  • vernight), mobile free time before bed.
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Parental Controls

  • As a minimum, please set parental controls on your search engines,

youtube account and the mobile phone your child uses.

  • One of the most popular search engines in the world is Google. Y
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visit Google’s informative safety centre for simple step by step guides - www.google.com/ familysafety/ tools

  • Here are a few options available to you:
  • Visit the Google home page – www.google.co.uk and click on the ‘search

setting’ tab in the top right hand corner.

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Simple steps to protection: A Checklist

  • I have asked my child to show me sites they use
  • I have asked my child to set the security settings on all the

technologies they use

  • I have asked my child to only accept people they know and trust

in the real world as online “Friends”

  • I have set safe settings on our computer/ laptop and set adult

content filters on my/ my child’s smart phone

  • M y child has agreed to tell me if they are worried about

something online