Family 2.0 delved into the issues now faced by families with the explosion of new internet technologies and social media. The panel covered porn, parental control and news ways of communicating within the family unit. We spoke to Katy O’Donovan from MumsNet about how they advice their users to tackle internet safety, Vodafone’s Global Head of Content Standards Annie Mullins about responsiblity and Ellen Helsper, a political scientist from LSE who said people are becoming much more strategic with what they post online.

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5th grade PYP unit on Internet Safety. Students were challenged with teaching other students about Internet Safety.

Internet Safety: IM, Texting, Facebook, Sexting: New Thoughts on Kid Dangers. For the most part, kids are now hip to how to spot a predator,.but hopeless when it comes to making mistakes they’ll regret. How can we help them through digital adolescence? Presentation at the Kids@Play Summit at 2010 CES. Moderator: Marsali Hancock, President, Internet Keep Safe Coalition; Panelists: Debby Ballard, Director of Community Affairs, Sprint; Aaron Kenny, CTO, InternetSafety.com; Tammy McGraw, Director of Educational Technology, Virginia DOE; Mark Williamson, CEO & Co-Founder, Zoodles; Special Appearance: Garfield, after years as a comic book character, he’s a professor on internet safety.

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