Social Networking

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This video will describe the safe practices on social networking web sites such as MySpace and Facebook. There are tips on how to create a secure password as well as ideas on what information not to put on the Internet. This tutorial is designed for people with an online presence on social networking web sites, or for people thinking of starting their own MySpace web site.

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Presentation Transcript

Internet Safety : 

Internet Safety Social Networking Narrated by: Mr. Eric Fogle, Haine Middle School Technology Facilitator Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania fogleem@svsd.net

Social Networking : 

Social Networking Web sites that help people find friends with similar interests. Not appropriate for people under 16. People can “be” anyone online. Just because they sent you a picture, it doesn’t mean that it is their picture Being online does not make you completely anonymous Fake people & fake celebrity pages

Protect your Blog : 

Password Protect it Take a line from a song and take the first letter from each word and use that as your password instead. Use a zero (0) instead of the letter O, or a one (1) instead of the an I. Example: I ain't happy, I'm feeling gladI got sunshine, in a bag 1ah1fg1gsiab Protect your Blog Don’t give personal information about yourself AND your friends! Pretend you are a predator. Read your blog.

Protect your Blog : 

Don’t complete a profile Don’t include photos of yourself or friends What shirt are you wearing in the photo? Is there a landmark behind you in the photo? Online predators will gather enough information over time from chatting and your blog. They will put together the pieces like a jigsaw puzzle. Protect your Blog