
How to Protect Your Children on the Internet
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- Intro
- Contents
- PREFACE
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- Part One: Introduction to Technology and Risks on the Internet
- CHAPTER 1 Welcome to the Internet
- Growing Up
- The Internet: What Is It?
- Recommendations
- CHAPTER 2 Back to School
- Internet Technologies Defined: Education 101
- Recommendations
- CHAPTER 3 Risks Overview: Are Parents Making the Grade?
- An Overview of Online Risks
- Some Statistics for Kids Going Online
- How Are Parents Doing Protecting Their Kids?
- Protection at School and in Libraries
- Recommendations
- CHAPTER 4 The Risks of Going Online
- A Sampling of Unfortunate Events
- Recommendations
- Part Two: A Road Map to Protect Children While Online
- CHAPTER 5 How to Monitor Your Kids Online
- To Monitor or Not to Monitor
- Tricks Kids Use to Hide What They're Doing
- Nontechnical Parental Monitoring
- Software for Better Monitoring
- Recommendations
- CHAPTER 6 Internet Surfing, Blogs, and Social Networking
- Surfing/Browsing the Internet
- Search Engines: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
- Social Networking and Blogging
- Video Cameras Gone Wild
- Firewalls and Wireless
- Recommendations
- CHAPTER 7 Email
- Email Options and Programs
- Email Risks
- Kid-Friendly Email Programs
- Tricks Kids Use to Hide Email Activities
- Blocking Free Email Services
- File Attachment Risk
- Don't Forget about Spam
- Recommendations
- CHAPTER 8 Instant Messaging and Voice-over-IP
- IM Basics and Tools
- IM Lingo Parents Must Know
- Blocking IM: It's Not Easy
- Chat Rooms: A Hangout for Predators
- Making Phone Calls over the Internet
- How Predators Find Their Victims
- Recommendations
- CHAPTER 9 Cell Phones and PDAs
- An Overview of Portable Communication Devices
- Text Messaging: How Teens Communicate
- Monitoring Call Logs and Bills
- Browsing and IM Challenges with PDAs
- Recommendations
- CHAPTER 10 A Glimpse into the Future
- Converging Devices
- Free Stuff Everywhere (Advertisers' Heaven)
- Global Positioning Takes Off
- Built-in Security for Future Operating Systems
- Futuristic Ways to Stay Connected
- Recommendations
- CHAPTER 11 Talking to Your Kids about Online Risks
- An Internet Usage Contract
- When and How to Be Firm
- What Not to Say to Your Teen
- Advice from the Pros (Child Psychologists)
- Recommendations
- NOTES
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- INDEX
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