Online safety begins with you, so get the basic information you need to more safely navigate the Internet and find out what to do if there are problems. Post an easily printed tip card to keep those pointers fresh.

Home

	Top Tips for Internet Safety at Home
	Digital Citizenship Begins with You
	How Dangerous Is the Online World? Myth vs. Fact
	What's Your Computing Safety Index Score?
	Top Tips for Online Safety PowerPoint Presentation (for parents)
	Stay Sharp on Internet Safety at Home
	STOP. THINK. CONNECT. At Home

Secondary school

	Top Tips for Online Safety (for students)
	Top Tips for Online Safety in Secondary Schools (for teachers)
	Own Your Space: Keep Yourself and Your Stuff Safe Online (e-book)
	Student Body Language: On Texting (poster for tweens)
	The Naked Truth: Beware What You Share (poster for teens)

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