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Cyberbullying
Bullyinginfo.org - Part of the FindYouthInfo.gov this site from the U.S. government contains excellent advice for parents about bullying.
 
Family Media Agreements
Use these Internet Safety Pledges from Netsmartz and Common Sense Media to promote safety discussions and create safer boundaries for computer use at home.
 
Internet Safety
  • Net Cetera:  Chatting with Kids About Being Online (English and Spanish!)  This FREE guide for parents from the FTC contains advice for parents of kids at different ages (tweens and teens) on social networking, cell phones, sexting, cyberbullying, and file sharing.  Printed booklets can be ordered in bulk for FREE here.  Also see Heads Up: Stop. Think. Connect
  • NetSmartz Workshop: This FREE interactive, educational program on the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) is designed to help teach children ages 5-17 to be safer off and online.  The sige provides cyberbullying research and tips for parents, as well as, videos about talking to your children about cyberbullying and protecting personal information.
 
Digital Citizenship
These resources were gathered by the Contra Costa County Office of Education on their digital citizenship page.
 
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