Facilitator`s Kit - Internet Safety 101
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1. Arra ngements Password Ageofinnocence101 Included online you will find Segment Overviews Rules N Tools Checklist Rules N Tools Parent Buddy Check Rules N Tools Parent Pledge Youth Internet Safety Pledge An internet Safety 101SM Product Sheet Local press advisories Event Flyers Other marketing materials There are many elements to consider when planning an Internet safety event including your timeline budget location transportation and potential partnering organizations Some parent and educational community groups elect to invite local law enforcement or state legislators to highlight specific local resources available for their community participants and to draw local media V V YV NY NEV yY y y The cost of an Internet safety event varies depending on the size of the event how many specialized activities are included and whether your event is part of a larger program To help manage costs the Rules N Tools resources and workbook resources are easy and inexpensive to reproduce You can also reduce costs by working with partners to co sponsor and co host the event Planning for the Event The size and scope of your Internet Safety 101 event will determine how many volunteers you will need The following provides a comprehensive list of roles and responsibilities for an extensive planning committee For smaller events one to four individuals could handle the following roles if needed Event2. Element Suggestions Roles e Project Leader Oversees the event recruits volunteers for the event and coordinates all logistics and arrangements for the event e Promotion Oversees invitations works with local press and media and distributes press advisories and event flyers e Logistics Reserves the location ensures set up of food DVD and any accompanying displays organizes and makes copies of 101 and partner material for distribution and collection e Partnerships Identifies and works with partner organizations recruits cosponsors and any special event participants e Host greeters Welcomes attendees as they enter Can also provide introduction and program s beginning e Presenter Introduces and plays segments facilitates Q amp A e Technical volunteer s Answers more technical questions about online safety and security particularly addressing software and technology that can help address issues If this presentation is for faculty and parents at a school it may be helpful to have the computer department s head If neighborhood or community organizations have a tech savvy parent or local geek on call this person may be able to provide any local tailored safety information not covered in the Safety 101 video segment and workbook segment Sample Agenda The content covered in your Internet Safety 101 will depend upon the length of your event and the 101 elements you would like to cover At
3. INTERNET SAFETY 101 EVENT GUIDE ENOUGH IS ENOUGH Making the Internet Safer for Children and Families FACILITATOR S EDITION Enough Is Enough 746 Walker Road Suite 116 Great Falls VA 22066 1 888 744 0004 Guide to Hosting an Internet Safety 101 Event or Town Hall Introduction This guide provides information on how to organize and facilitate an Internet Safety 101 meeting event for parents educators and community members An Internet Safety 101 meeting focuses on the steps parents can take to help keep their children and families safer online The Internet Safety 101 program s flexibility allows you to choose a session schedule that best meets the needs of your audience This Internet Safety 101 Event Guide should be used alongside the How to Use the Internet Safety 101 DVD Workbook and Rules N Tools Booklet located both on pages A 4 through A 5 in the Workbook and on pages 28 29 in the Rules N Tools Booklet which includes information regarding v Information about Program components v Basic small group hosting information v Workbook layout information In thlS 101 Event Guide you will find information regarding v Resources and planning guide to help you plan and facilitate an Internet Safety 101 Program for your community v Internet Safety 101 Warm up Questions Y Troubleshooting information for showing Internet Safety 101 Although Intern
4. ator If so what were your reactions to the predators featured on that show 2 What types of images come to mind when you think of a sexual predator Why do you think some kids become victims of Internet predators 4 Are there any specific online behaviors that your kids engage in that make them more susceptible to online victimization Ww The Evolving Internet Web 2 0 1 How many of you use social networking sites How about your kids 2 What are some of the ways your kids use social networking sites ex Interact with others share information etc 3 Do your kids access the Internet through their mobile device cell phone If so are you fully aware of what they are accessing online How can you be sure 4 Have any of your kids told you that one of their friends was being mean to them on line If so how did you respond Safety 101 1 How many of you currently implement Internet safety measures at home with your children 2 What are some of the things you currently do to keep your kids safe online 3 What are you concerns if any about your child s Internet use 4 What are you hoping to learn about Internet safety Technical Requirements amp Trouble Shooting Using a Projector If you are using a laptop and a projector to present arrive early to hook up your equipment and make sure it works correctly Connect your laptop to the projector first and then turn on the laptop If you have connected everything prop
5. easure the effectiveness of the 101 si program Distribution and collection of these completed surveys are critical for EIE s continued grant funding and also contribute important information to help EIE refine and improve the 101 Program Accordingly we have included a simple survey in each Internet Safety 101 Workbooks and online in the Facilitator login section of the site We would be grateful if you are able to make sufficient copies prior to each meeting you facilitate to distribute at the conclusion of each viewing segment with the request that participants complete and return the survey form to you before leaving Forms can be mailed to Enough Is Enough in the postage paid envelopes or data may be entered online at www internetsafety101 org Warm Up Questions It may be helpful to engage your audience with a few warm up questions before showing the nternet Safety 101 segment Some sample questions by segment are included below Pornography 101 1 In your opinion how big of a problem is Internet pornography 2 Have you ever accidentally stumbled across pornography online If so how did you feel when it happened 3 Have any of your kids ever told you they accidentally came across Internet pornography If so how did you react 4 Do you feel you can prevent your kids from accessing pornography unintentionally or intentionally online Predators 101 1 How many of you have ever seen Dateline s To Catch a Pred
6. erly and you still have no image projected you may need to use a keyboard command to tell the laptop that something is connected to its external output port Look for a symbol of a monitor on your function keys For instance on some laptops the command is Function key F4 Consult your computer s user manual or search online for the proper command for your computer On most laptops when an external display is used such as a projector the internal display the laptop screen is disabled If you press the function button again it may restore the screen so you can view the computer screen and the projection Minimum System Requirements 1 A television and DVD player or 2 A computer with a DVD ROM drive What to Do If 1 The program does not run automatically when put the CD in my computer e Click on My Computer e Click on your CD Drive e Open the Internet Safety 101 Program e Press Play 2 The program froze e Press Escape e Click on My Computer e Click on your CD Drive e Open the Internet Safety 101 Program again 3 The Screen went black when used the remote to pause during a video segment e Click the pause button again to resume the video 4 The projector is connected but there is no image projected on the screen e If you have connected everything properly and you still have no image projected you may need to use a keyboard command o tell the laptop that something is connected to its exte
7. et safety is a shared responsibility between law enforcement the Internet industry and the public significant gaps exist between the Internet s dangers to children and the level of legal enforcement based and Industry driven action dedicated to protecting children In this ever changing world parents educators and other caring adults must stand in the gap and be the first line of defense against child Internet victimization Studies continue to demonstrate that kids whose parents simply talk to them about Internet safety display significantly safer online behaviors they are less likely to look at inappropriate content talk to strangers and experience cyberbullying while online Event Goals v Educate parents educators and other caring adults about the specific online risks and warning signs associated with VVVV V Internet pornography Sexual predators Social networking Online gaming Cyberbullying v Equip parents educators and other caring adults with the resources they need to protect kids under their care including gt gt Conversation starters warning signs and non technical tips about Internet risks Introduce the technology solutions that parents can implement to help address online risks To implement technical and non technical resources to protect children via Internet Safety Rules N Tools vV Empower amp motive parents educators and other caring adults to make informed decisi
8. ons to protect children online and to do their part to protect the children in their lives from Internet threats Audience This resource is designed to educate equip and empower parents grandparents educators and caregivers for children aged 5 18 Most of the materials are appropriate for children over the age of 16 but EIE recommends parents review the content of the DVD and workbook before showing segment elements to audiences that include children Content and Printed Materials Compelling content is the cornerstone to an Internet safety event The main event should center on presenting the Internet Safety 101 DVD segments Printed materials can also help audience members retain the messages from the event and enable them to review the information and resources after the event or with family and friends EIE highly recommends that audience members Online Resources have their own workbook and DVD for follow up and reference however the materials included in Downloadable reproducible content event the workbook are available for your use at the marketing materials and recommended resources presentation including information about Enough Is for each presentation are located in the facilitator Enough Internet Safety 101 segment resources login section of the Internet Safety 101 Site Rules N Tools the Rules N Tools Parent Pledge and Rules N Tools Parents Buddy Check www internetsafet User Protectorofchildren
9. rnal output port Look for a symbol of a monitor on your function keys For instance on some laptops the command is Function key F4 Consult your computer s user manual or search online for the proper command for your computer Thank you for joining our efforts to make the Internet safer for children and families as an Internet Safety 101 Program facilitator For more information visit us at www internetsafety101 org
10. the start of each meeting please state the following Any views expressed by you the facilitator are not necessarily representative of the views of Enough Is Enough rather you are joining Enough Is Enough s efforts to make the Internet safer for children and families by utilizing and facilitating the Internet Safety 101 The following agenda would be formatted for viewing one segment per meeting 6 30 7 00pm e Doors Open snacks are served any vendors are in their place e Greeters welcome and seat attendees e Materials are distributed 7 00 7 15pm e Formal Program Begins e Welcome introductions agenda overview partners introduced e Show About Enough Is Enough e Show Introduction The Perfect Storm 7 15 8 00pm e Segment Warm Up Questions e Segment 1 Pornography 101 or segment of choice 8 00 8 15pm e Q amp A e Raffle optional e Concluding Remarks thank participants e Evaluation Forms 8 15 8 30pm e Program ends but event team should be available for any follow up questions and to collect evaluations etc At the conclusion of the meeting Enough Is Enough would greatly appreciate feedback regarding your experience as a facilitator by visiting www enough org facilitator feedback Also if you have any questions please feel free to contact us online or at 1 888 744 0004 SPECIAL NOTE Enough Is Enough EIE is required by the Department of Justice OJJDP to survey Internet Safety 101 oe participants to m
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