Internet Safety

Read through this:
1. For the sake of time and for the purpose of this assignment, please stay on this webpage through the end of class.
      This means: no "surfing" or "Google-ing" or exploring any other websites but this one.
2. The internet gives everyone access to everything. This means people who are not nice. You may think you are meeting someone nice, but never trust anyone completely online.
      This means: do NOT give out any personal information including your last name, contact information, home address, phone numbers, school's name, e-mail address, last names of friends or relatives, instant messaging names, age, or birth date.
3. Assume what you publish on the Web is permanent. Anyone on the Internet can easily print out a blog or
save it to a computer.
      This means: whatever you say has potential to come back to you. No bullying, saying things about people, etc.
4. Before you post something, ask yourself if you are you comfortable showing any of the content to a
stranger. If in doubt, take it out.
5. Before you post something, ask yourself if you are you comfortable showing any of the content to your grandmother. If in doubt, take it out.

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Step one: Press the button below that says "Comment"
Step two: Write a comment that says "You can trust me to follow these safety tips online. Signed:________________________" Sign with your FIRST name only.
Step three: In the drop down box that says "Comment as", select the option that says "Name/URL"
Step four: Type in your FIRST name ONLY. Click "Continue"
Step five: Hit the "Post Comment" button.
Step six: Tell a partner what point you think is the MOST important point from this post.
Step seven: Continue to the next blog post to answer your next question.

By commenting/signing this post, you are telling me that I can trust you using the internet with responsibility and maturity.

Thank you,
Ms. D and Ms. Stowe