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Need additional help with understanding appropriate rules for your children's online activities or to share experiences with others? There are numerous sites offering guidelines for safe, appropriate use of the Internet by kids.

Here are just a few:

OnGuardOnline.gov is operated by the Federal Trade Commission and offers practical tips and common sense ideas for online safety. Covers such topics as online auctions, investing online and laptop security.

ConnectSafely is a forum for parents and kids alike to exchange information and discuss how to socialize safely online.

Cyberbully411 offers resources and a discussion forum for kids on cyberbullying. Provides actual online bullying experiences and practical tips on how to combat them.

GetNetWise is an industry and public interest sponsored site with tips for safe, constructive Internet use for adults and children alike.

StaySafe is an educational site devoted to Internet safety and security.

WiredSafety is an Internet safety and help group

Other resources:

MySpace safety center

Facebook Principles

YouTube Community Guidelines


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Comment by JohnP, posted 10/6/2008, 12:08 AM:

www.ikeepsafe.org is another good resource
Comment by JJrend, posted 10/6/2008, 10:04 AM:

I agree. WiredSafety is also a great link.
Comment by Susan, posted 10/6/2008, 10:03 AM:

This has been very helpful to me, especially GetNetWise.
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