Setting Digital Boundaries
Published on Nov 18, 2015
Presentation for parents about setting digital boundaries for their kids
MORE DECKS TO EXPLORE
PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Screen time:
How much is too much?
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BOUNDARY SUGGESTIONS
- Keep computer in public area
- No cell phone use after bed
- Limit screen time in late evening
- Differentiate: academic/non academic time
- Other ideas?
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Don't feel pressured to give your child a smart phone!
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There is no privacy online, but there are steps students can take to protect their online activities
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10 Tips from cyberwise.org
- Talk to your kids about online safety
- Turn on brower "Do not track" tool
- Read privacy policies
- Never share a password/make strong ones!
- Keep personal information personal
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- Don't chat/share photos with strangers
- Ask permission before signing up for something
- Respect age limits on social networking sites
- Set privacy settings on all social media sites
Etiquette
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DIGITAL ETIQUETTE NO-NO'S
- Looking at phone while someone is talking
- Interrupting a conversation to reply to a text
- Post photos/videos without permission
- Texting at the dinner table
- Texting while driving
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Cyberbullying
If you wouldn't say it
Face to Face,
Don't say it online!
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Words can easily be misinterpreted in the absence of body language!
People will say things behind a keyboard they would never say to someone in person
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Keep it Light, Bright, and Polite!
Josh Ochs, Safesmartsocial.com
