Maryland Attorney Doug Gansler providing keynote address regarding online safety #fosi2012
Cyber Safety Video presentation at Richard Montgomery High School goo.gl/noaQe
Resource: MCPS has a CyberSafety Hotline to assist students and parents with information on Internet safety. goo.gl/9S5Yr
Safety Tip: Students should tell a parent or teacher if someone on the Internet asks to send inappropriate information.
Safety Tip: Students should tell a parent or teacher if someone on the Internet asks to meet face-to-face.
Safety Tip: Students should report to their Parents or teachers any inappropriate sites they may have accessed.
Do you know the acceptable use policy (AUP) for computer use within MCPS? goo.gl/V2UCW
Bullying, harassment, or intimidation means intentional conduct. See MCPS Regulation JHF-RA goo.gl/J35cZ
Did you know that CyberSafety brochures are available in six languages at goo.gl/h9Rz8
Did you know that you can get your CyberSafety questions answered by sending it to [email protected]
Act Now! Report any inappropriate online sexual activities involving children outside of Montgomery County MD to Local enforcement.
Act Now! Report any inappropriate online sexual activities involving children within Montgomery County MD to Family Crimes @ 240-773-5400
Save the date! October 4 - 5, 2012, UMD 11th Annual Cyberethics, Cybersafety, and Cybersecurity Conference goo.gl/h9Rz8
Safety Tip: Speak with your students about keeping personal information private and why it is important. goo.gl/QgViu
Did you know that there are approximately 7.5 million users under the age of 13 on Facebook. goo.gl/jwmKP
How hard is it to track your students online? You would be surprised. goo.gl/SVL4m
Question: Who would your child or student report or tell if he or she feels threaten, harassed, and/or is in danger? goo.gl/WjAqF