The guys at The Best Computer Science Schools asked me to share this infograhic about privacy and security on Facebook (Thanks to Naomi Paton). Good to check it out and think about … Continue reading →
Dirk Tiu from Open Colleges Australia referred me to an interactive guide on internet safety that a team at Open Colleges recently developed. The guide that is designed like an … Continue reading →
Can mobile technology be useful to educate children with disabilities of their rights? Yes. That’s the result of a project carried out by the Autism Society Philippines (ASP). The idea … Continue reading →
ConnectSafely – a website that offers resources for parents, teens, educators, advocates, and policy makers about safe, civil use of Web and mobile technology – recently published two new safety guides … Continue reading →
OnGuardOnline.gov is the US federal government’s website to help educators, parents, techies, small business, military, and kids be safe, secure and responsible online. Therefore OnGuardOnline offers a wide range of resources … Continue reading →
BeatBullying is a UK website „all about young people helping and supporting each other online“: If you’re being bullied, or are feeling a bit low, or are maybe troubled by … Continue reading →
by Andrea Smith, mashable.com When your kids play Angry Birds or Motion Math on a mobile device, you most likely know where they are and what they’re doing. Did you … Continue reading →
By braniac; ehow.com Trust between parents and teenagers is a delicate balancing act. They want freedom; parents want safety. With cell phones now offering Internet access, text messaging and email … Continue reading →