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Be Internet Savvy

By on Oct 23, 2020 in Internet Safety

With students home (sometimes for hours by themselves), the Internet is a huge temptation for connecting with others.  The thing is, what and who you see on the Internet isn’t always reality.  A person can pretend to be anything, and you wouldn’t know the difference.  Be smart.  Don’t give your personal information.  Don’t agree to “meet up” with a stranger. Don’t tell a stranger that you are by yourself or where you live or who your parents/siblings are..

Learn more with these videos from NetSmartz (the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children).

 

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  1. 5 Comment(s)

  2.   By Mylan on Jan 22, 2021 | Reply

    I definitely agree with what was said in this blog. You can never be too careful. It can be really dangerous to say stuff online about personal information.

  3.   By katelyn engebretsen on Jan 22, 2021 | Reply

    I totally agree. There are a lot of nasty people out there, so you need to be careful so that you never ever meet them.

  4.   By angelica on Jan 22, 2021 | Reply

    I watched a video called your photo fate and it was good it was just warning people about what they send out. Be careful with what you send!

  5.   By Mckenzy Johnson on Jan 22, 2021 | Reply

    I like how this video has a modern and realistic approach to internet safety. The people who made it understand some of the problems teens face nowadays, and it showed. They have smartphones in this video instead of box computers.

  6.   By Makana Visaya on Jan 22, 2021 | Reply

    I agree that it is important to be cognizant when utilizing digital media.

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