30 Images of Cyber Safety Reminders

October was Cyber Security Awareness Month. Throughout the month Google's Google+ feed included a cyber security tip of the day. On the ...

Reminder - If It Doesn't Look Legit, Quit

This evening Peter Vogel shared a screenshot of a phishing attempt that he had received in the form of an email attempting to look like a G...

When Teaching Web Safety Don't Forget to Teach Common Sense

Earlier this week I shared the RADCAB framework for teaching students how to evaluate websites. In the past I've shared other resources...

What Works and What Doesn't Work In Net Safety Instruction

ConnectSafely produces some excellent materials that you can use to teach students how to use social media responsibly. Recently, I stumble...

17 Cartoon Videos Explaining the Internet and Internet Safety to Kids

Planet Nutshell produces short animated videos to explain products, services, and concepts. One of their series of videos is all about the ...

Web Safety Tutorials from Google

This week I'm taking a few days off to ski, play with my dogs, visit with friends and family, and generally recharge my batteries. If yo...

How Secure Is Your Password? Let's Find Out

How Secure Is My Password? is a great little site that Kern Kelley showed off at the Google Apps Bootcamp in New Hampshire today. How Secu...

Three Simple Tools for Creating Strong Passwords

Some readers may recall that last weekend I tried to explain passwords and computer viruses to my step-father . In the post about that exper...

ThinkB4U - Web Safety Tutorials from Google

Revealed today through their Public Policy Blog ThinkB4U is a new series of web safety videos and tutorials from Google and its partners. ...

Think Before You Click - Is That Free Coffee or a Scam?

Today is Safer Internet Day . Yesterday, I published a list of fifteen good resources for teaching Internet safety . This morning I have ano...

15 Resources for Safer Internet Day

Tomorrow, February 7, is Safer Internet Day . The Safer Internet Day website offers offers a couple of lesson plans for appropriate for use...

Are You Part of the 1%?

No, this is not about the 1% that got the Occupy Wall Street movement going. This is about the 1% of U.S. citizens that according to Net App...

Most Popular Posts of the Year - #22, Web Safety Resources

Like a lot of other people are, I'm taking this week to relax a bit and do some things that I haven't had time for lately. Therefore...

Stop, Think, Connect - Web Safety Resources from Microsoft

Thanks to Lee Kolbert I learned about Microsoft's Safety and Security Center . The Safety and Security Center contains many videos , PD...

Computer Viruses and Threats Explained by Common Craft

Common Craft has just released another great explanatory video. The newest video is called Computer Viruses and Threats Explained by Common ...

Iggey and Rasper's Internet Safety Quiz

Iggey and Rasper's Internet Safety Quiz is a simple Internet safety quiz offered by KidsCom Jr. After reading through the list of Inter...

Internet Safety Hangman

Here's a simple game review game to use after a lesson on Internet safety. Internet Safety Hangman is a series of hangman puzzles that...

Phishing Scams in Plain English

Earlier today I wrote a post about AT&T's Safety Land game  which is designed to help students practice recognizing scams and danger...

AT&T Safety Land - A Cyber Safety Game for Kids

AT&T's Safety Land is a nice game through which kids learn and practice recognizing danger on the Internet. The game is set in the ...

Through the Wild Web Woods

In an effort to teach children about potential dangers online and how to avoid them, the Council of Europe has offers a game called Through...