This internet safety song explains essential online safety and security, how to create strong usernames and passwords when to ask a trusted adult for help, and how to keep smartphones and computers safe from viruses. Whether you're teaching for Safer Internet Day or Digital Citizenship Week, you can use this e-safety jingle with your students! There's more to Flocabulary! To explore the full lesson plan and supporting activities, visit https://bit.ly/4adbxmJ. Captivate students and make learning experiences memorable and interesting through Flocabulary: https://bit.ly/4a9BS58. Beat by KEISHH

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Made in collaboration with our partner Flocabulary, the experts in educational hip-hop, this animated music video raps about the hazards of oversharing online and emphasizes a thoughtful approach to digital footprints. Tweens, teens, and adults can laugh and learn about the ups and downs of communicating and connecting in the digital world. For video discussion questions, visit: https://www.commonsense.org/education/system/files/oversharingthinkbeforeyoupost_vdg_101917_17.pdf?x=1 This video is licensed under Creative Commons: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b.... Please contact Common Sense Media with questions about our terms of use. Closed captioning (CC) now available. Click CC above to show subtitles in other languages too!

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In this video from Shmoop's online video series, learn about keeping your safe online.

The internet can be an amaze-ing place to explore, but it's also good to practice online safety. Some tips include being careful about sharing personal information, reporting anyone who makes you feel uncomfortable online, and getting familiar with privacy settings. For more, check out the video! -------- To learn more, follow us! Instagram: AmazeOrg Snapchat: AmazeOrg http://amaze.org/ -------- Translation Credits: Daman Education: Persian (Iran) [AMZ-033]

More helpful advice at: http://joshshipp.com/get-started Teens today live a huge portion of their lives online. In fact, according to a study from Pew Research Center, 92 percent of teens report going online daily—including 24 percent who say they go online “almost constantly.” Why so much online activity? The accessibility of smartphones, of course. Fully 91 percent of teens go online from mobile devices at least occasionally. Among these “mobile teens,” 94 percent go online daily or more often. That’s a lot of time spent looking at a screen. Just like you want your teen to stay safe in school and at the mall, you need to be sure they’re being smart about how they handle themselves online. More helpful advice at: http://joshshipp.com/get-started Topics Covered: Internet Safety for Kids Internet Safety for Teens Internet Safety Tips for Teens Social Media Rules for Teens & Kids