PDF: Living Life Online is a resource guide for kids to learn critical thinking skills and apply them to understanding communicating online, asking essential questions: Do I know and trust who I’m dealing with – or what I’m sharing or downloading?
You have tons of opportunities to share all kinds of information when you’re online – about yourself, your family, and your friends. Before you do, remember: your online actions can have real-world consequences. Asking a few key questions first can help you protect yourself, your friends, your accounts, and your devices.
| Audience | Parent/Caregiver, Adult |
|---|---|
| Format | Printer Friendly |
| Language | English |
| Topic | Online Safety & Cyberbullying |
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Website: Teaching parents how to use filtering, monitoring, and intentional conversation to prevent harmful exposures with Internet-ready devices, Protect Young Eyes Protect focuses on four key areas of internet safety for kids and teens.