Netgear router filters porn
There are lots of Internet filtering products on the market that enable parents to block certain types of websites such as pornography, hate sites, or sites that promote [...]
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July 2009
We need critical thinking in a world without Uncle Walter
I both envy and worry about young people who are growing up in the age of the Internet. I envy them for their life-long access to a media that’s diversified enough to [...]
Cyberbullying: a serious problem, but not an epidemic
by Larry Magid The first things you need to know about cyberbullying are that it’s not an epidemic and it’s not killing our children. Yes, it’s probably one [...]
Washington Post piece questions filters @ school
A well thought-out Washington Post column by Justin Reich points out that web filters in schools do a great job limiting what teachers can search while not doing much to [...]
Web 2.0 schools – something more profound is happening
by Nancy Willard This is my first post at SafeKids.com and it was generated by a question from a reporter: “I am currently working on a story about the explosion of [...]
Internet safety messages must be tailored to risk group
by Larry Magid One problem with most of today’s Internet safety messaging campaigns is that there is only one set of messages for the entire population of youth and [...]
Should schools end Internet safety nights?
by Larry Magid Ever since I founded SafeKids.com back in the mid-nineties I’ve been giving talks at school events, typically on “Internet safety night.” For [...]
Educators take Web 2.0 to school
by Larry Magid I spent part of last week in Washington, D.C., at the annual National Educational Computing Conference. The event, which celebrated its 30th anniversary this [...]
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