Keeping Your Children Safe on the Internet
The Technology Enhanced Classrooms program of the Moshannon Valley School District recognizes the hazards to your children posed by the Internet. Though your children may seem wise to the ways of the Web, they still need to be guided and monitored by you, their parents. In order to help you fulfill this crucial responsibility, Technology Enhanced Classrooms is providing this resource of information concerning child safety on the Internet. The Web is a world of information, communication, and entertainment beyond belief, but like any powerful entity, it needs to be handled wisely and safely.
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The FBI prepared this guide from actual investigations involving child victims, as well as investigations where law enforcement officers posed as children.
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The Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) is a federal law enacted by Congress to address concerns about access to offensive content over the Internet on school and library computers.
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