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• - From Safe Kids.com, a list of internet safety rules.
  
• - Learn about online safety from Sophia and her feathered friends.
  
• - Offers eight rules kids should follow when on the Internet.
  
• - Interactive Disney fables that teach online safety.
  
• - A program to provide every child in the UK with safe internet access.
  
• - A teenager's guide on how to use the Internet safely. Includes articles about teen and child safety online.
  
• - Rules, advice, and tips for online safety.
  
• - Online safety tips and links to resources on Microsoft sites and the Internet.
  
• - Kids learn how to stay safe and have good manners while on-line.
  
• - Educates children and young adults on the danger and consequences of cyber crime.
  
• - Information for children about Internet safety. Includes a safety card that can be downloaded, printed, and kept near a computer.
  
• - Help Mickey and the gang with their adventures in Internet safety.
  
• - Offers guidance and tips for parents to protect children from Internet dangers. Includes resources for filtering and blocking inappropriate content.
  
• - Part of the European Union's response to tackling the controversial issue of illegal, harmful and racist content on the Internet.
  
• - Online community for 13- to 18-year-olds offers online safety classes, forums, and a weekly column designed to promote a safe online experience.
  
• - Offers Internet safety tips, information, and links.
  
• - Provides tips on how to use the Internet safely. Includes a guide to Internet customs and etiquette.
  
• - COPPA is a new law that prevents websites from collecting personal information from anyone under 13. Learn why this law is important, and how to stay safe while surfing.
  
• - An interactive way of teaching young people how to recognize dangers and increase self-confidence whenever they go online. Includes games, puzzles, quizzes, and free downloads.
  
• - By a specialized division of an international non-profit organization of skilled volunteers dedicated to promoting safety and security online.
  
• - Designed to help children and whole families find out how to be cybersmart and use the Internet safely.
  
• - Hints on how to be a good cybercitizen from the United States Department of Justice. Includes examples of how you can get into trouble for hacking.
  
• - Offers Internet safety tips for teens.
  
• - Offers Internet safety tips for teens in grades 6-12. Also allows you to follow a case through the FBI lab and explore a day in the life of an FBI special agent.
  
• - A series of activities to help children learn about Internet safety.
  
• - Provides free help, information and training to the public and to law enforcement agencies worldwide.
  
• - A story which reveals how easy it is to give out too much personal information online without realizing it.
  
• - The HICAC website contains education and prevention resources to protect the children of Hawaii in cyberspace.
  
• - Provides children with an Internet safety quiz and answers.
  
• - Games and tips for Internet safety and good manners.
  
• - Internet safety tips for elementary school students.
  
• - Discusses recognition and prevention of intimidation by email, IM, web sites and other internet or high-technology media.
  
• - Answer all 10 questions about surfing the internet correctly and you may print yourself a web license.
  
• - A variety of resources to help children and teens learn how to be responsible cyber-citizens and stay safe online.
  
• - Informs children about the dangers of chatting on the Internet.
  
• - Promotes internet safety, responsibility, and the development of healthy online communities.
  
• - Offers Internet safety tips for kids in kindergarten through fifth grade. Also offers information about the FBI and games.
  
• - Offers information about e-mail, chat rooms, the Internet, and viruses.
  
• - Online community for under 13's offers online safety classes, forums, and a weekly column designed to promote a safe online experience.
  
• - From SafeKids.com, kids and their parents can read this and then print out a copy and sign it so the whole family knows how to be safe on the Internet.
  
• - Internet safety guide.
  
• - Professor Pixel gives tips to kids on "how to be net-safe."