Jill Stein, Leah Miko, Brittany Pausch Internet Safety Video.

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Jill Stein, Leah Miko, Brittany Pausch Internet Safety Video

 “Children’s use of computers in contexts outside the school has increased dramatically in the past few years…Concern has therefore arisen for unsupervised children’s safety when surfing the web…”  Jocelyn Wishart, “Internet Safety in Emerging Educational Context”

 School’s responsibility ◦ “But still, a new survey shows that a significant number of teachers feel insufficiently prepared to handle the new responsibility, having received little professional development to help them discuss those topics with students.” – Kevin Butler  Educating students ◦ Cyber bullying ◦ Online predators

 What is “cyber bullying”? ◦ A) When a friend pushes you around and is mean to you. ◦ B) When someone is mean or unkind to you over the internet. ◦ C) When someone writes a mean note to you.

 How can a person be cyber bullied? ◦ A) , texting, websites, or Facebook ◦ B) Phone calls, notes, or pictures ◦ C) Kicks, shoves, mean words, or pushes

 True or False: ◦ Teaching students the basis of cyberethics doesn’t matter when it comes to internet safety.

 True or False: ◦ The school have no control over what students view on the internet while at school.

 Teacher-Student Workshops ◦ Cyberethics  Filtering/Spam programs  State funding

 Certain materials would not be considered to be “harmful to minors” unless they were considered to be obscene for year olds.  A. 12  B. 17  C. 15  D. 10

 True or False: There is also filtering on teacher computers in schools.

 MUST filter computers  Filtering adults ◦ Supreme Court cases

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