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Slides to accompany a 45-minute presentation on Internet safety for high school students.
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- 1. Internet Safety Mr Eric Castro
- 2. Tell a neighbor: What do you remember from your grammar school internet safety presentations?
- 3. Create a Positive Digital Footprint Protect Your Privacy Protect Yourself from Identity Theft Protect Yourself from Bullies Protect Yourself from Predators Protect Yourself from Yourself
- 4. Create a Positive Digital Footprint 1
- 5. Tell a neighbor: What are you most proud of having produced or created that’s online?
- 6. Our digital footprint is the evidence of our online activities.
- 8. You want to leave positive digital footprints. Lost by Stephen Nicholas
- 9. The New Yorker, 3/22/2010
- 10. Protect Your Privacy 2
- 12. 1) Do not inadvertently reveal personal information online
- 13. Block cookies
- 15. 2) Keep a “clean” email account
- 17. 3) Realize that you may be monitored
- 19. 4) Do not reply to spammers, ever
- 21. 5) Be conscious of web security
- 22. Passwords
- 24. Use a different secure password for each site
- 25. • Make sure your password is as long as possible • Use as many different characters as possible • Do not use personal information • Do not use common words • Do not use passwords that are easy to spot while you are typing them in
- 26. Come up with a sentence that is easy to remember Use the first letter of each word, including the punctuation
- 27. Come up with a sentence that is easy to remember Tron was a complete waste of money! Use the first letter of each word, including the punctuation Twacwom!
- 28. Encryption
- 29. http:// https://
- 31. 6) Be conscious of security on shared computers
- 34. 7) Be conscious of home computer security
- 36. Protect Yourself from Identity Theft 3
- 37. Raise your hand: Has anyone that you know had their identity stolen?
- 38. IMG_4511 by John R Southern
- 39. To oM uc hC red it b yA nd re sR ue da
- 40. It’s not about cash ... To oM uc it’s about hC red it b yA nd debt re sR ue da
- 41. • Destroy private records and statements • Secure your snail mail • Safeguard your Social Security number • Don’t leave a paper trail • Monitor your credit report • Review credit card statements carefully
- 42. Protect Yourself from Bullies 4
- 44. First ...
- 45. First ... Change Begins Here by Trista Emlet
- 47. • IM/ Text • Interactive gaming harassment • Malicious code • Stealing passwords • Sending porn or • Blogs junk email • Web sites • Impersonation • Sending pictures • Cyberbullying by through email & proxy cell phones • Internet polling
- 48. Why cyberbully?
- 49. What to do
- 50. • Don’t bully • Don’t reciprocate • Save evidence • Tell a trusted adult
- 51. King on the march to Montgomery by Eliel Johnson
- 52. “In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends.” King on the march to Montgomery by Eliel Johnson
- 53. Protect Yourself from Predators 5
- 56. Emotionally vulnerable Seeking attention Seeking affection Seeking validation
- 57. Chatroulette
- 58. Protect Yourself from Yourself 6
- 59. Tell a neighbor: What is the least intelligent thing that you’ve seen someone put online?
- 71. e to his alleg ed attacker Rocque pos ted a messag saying th ey are 'done'. ages can escal ate quickly. Police say such mess the Internet and they are "If a young person is on g in nature, ments that a re threatenin mak ing com e could be looking at ey need to realize w ation because th harges, unwa rranted retali cri minal c well as ha mpering an their comments as Sgt. Kelly of olice investig ation," said ongoing p au, school res ource officer. Rosn
- 72. What to do?
- 73. • Remain alert • Keep a low profile • Trust your instincts
- 77. Be smart
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- 6 things\n
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- In an interview with the Harvard admissions committee, what could you show them online?\n
- Think of every web service you use, or are associated with.\nWhat is there?\nPictures? Video? Poetry? Stories? Reflections on life?\n
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- For college and for jobs\n
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- 82% of 16—18 year-olds use FB daily\n
- There is NO privacy on the internet.\nWhat’s there is there forever\n
- NEVER your Social Security number\nBeware that cookies store information and share it automatically w/ websites you visit\n
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- and don’t SHARE passwords\n
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- Do NOT have your computer save passwords\n
- More likely to be hit by lightening, or the victim of identity theft?\n750,000 new cases of identity fraud each year in the US\n
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- More likely to be hit by lightning, or affected by a computer security problem?\n70% of computer users have been hacked, phished, or the victim of a virus — compared to 0.000102% chance of being struck by lightning?\n
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- Most materials for identity theft are stolen from trash cans\n
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- FIRST: Don’t be a bully\nMost bullies were victims\n
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- do not SHARE passwords either\n
- Anger, revenge, frustration\nEntertainment; bored, laughs, to get a reaction, \nBolster or remind ppl of their social standing \nSometimes by accident\n
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- Not much harm that a predator can do to you like this\nit’s when you meet IRL …\nIt’s not all men ...\n
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- In an interview with the Harvard admissions committee, what could you show them online?\n
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- “Her offense: Posting on Facebook a photograph of herself posing with a human placenta in class.”\n
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- Scheduled for same day as Omaha, NB teen shot principal & assistant principal\n
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