When you’re on Facebook, MySpace, IM, and other places, you might meet people you don’t know. Instead of accepting invitations from people you don’t know, this video explains why it’s important to stick with what is real — your real friends in the real world — and only accept online friends you know in real life.
This video is designed for kids in grades 7 through 12.
When things get weird on the Internet, it’s best to talk to an adult who has your back. If you see stuff online — or in the real world, for that matter — that makes you feel uncomfortable or scared, talk to an adult you trust about it. This video explains why it’s so important to seek help from adults when you need help.
This video is designed for kids and teens in grades 7 through 12.
Posting a picture only takes a second, but can last forever. A photo is forever on the Internet because it can easily be copied using a function called copy and paste. It can be added from one website to another. Also, a picture can be easily edited using Photoshop. Someone can take it into Photoshop and change it, and they can paste your head on a naked body of someone else. Eww!
This video is designed for kids and teens in grades 7 through 12.
