Internet Safety for Kids & Families
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Not all young people will encounter these risks, and the more aware they are of these potential hazards, the more likely they will be safe online. This awareness combined with technology, common sense and critical thinking can help to make sure the Internet is in fact a great and safe place for kids and families. Safety Tips and AdviceBelow are some helpful guidelines that can help you better understand the risks kids may be exposed to when using the web, and what you can do to help them avoid or minimize these risks. If you have questions or feedback, please send it to internet_safety@trendmicro.com Thank you Trend Micro!yourhomework.com is very concerned about the Internet security of our teachers, students and families. The recent website changes were not only cosmetic but also included enhanced security. Continuing to focus on Internet security, yourhomework.com is partnering with Trend Micro, a global leader in Internet content security. Trend Micro will not only be sponsoring the Stars Program with valuable prizes for our educators (American Express gift cards worth $1000, $500, $300 and $200!), but will be supplying educational materials on how to reduce your risks while gaining the most benefit from the Internet. The current Stars Program will run from Decmeber 15 2008 through January 31st 2009. For more information please visit the Stars Program homepage. Thank you to Trend Micro for their generous donations for our teachers and supporting K-12 education! |
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The Internet should be a place where kids have fun communicating with friends and learning about the world around them. While using the Internet is an integral part of a young person’s life and a necessary life skill, there are risks associated with it. Young people and parents should be aware of them to avoid or minimize their impact and help keep children's online time constructive.

