Curriculums

Seattle Schools:  A Complete and free curriculum for middle school students on cyber safety, it also addresses reading and writing GE’s.  9 Lessons that provide activities and address many 21st century skills.  Very complete.

I Keep Safe:  Information on internet safety, endorsed by the Governor of Vermont, it does provide some basic free content, but you must pay for the complete program.

Webwisekids:  Web Wise Kids is a national non profit, provides  content, but again, not free.

Cybersmart: A free online curriculum.  The curriculum is limited unless you pay for the extended version, but it has many excellent free resources.

I-Safe:  An online curriculum for school districts, requires a subscription.

  

 Resources

safeshare.tv:  Stream any youtube video without comments or ads.

Fair Use, Center for Social Media:  How to use copyright material.

NetSmartz.org:  A greate resource from the National Center of Missing and Exploited Children.

CEOP’s Think You Know:  A website about internet safety, appropriate for all ages.

Don’t Believe the Type:  How to stay safe online, primarily for teens.

Ryan Patrick Halligan:  Cyberbulling, the loss of a child.  Jerrico, Vermont, content is geared toward middle and high school.

Wired Safety Videos and Animations:  A list of videos and animations about internet safety many are excellent.  Geared toward all ages.

Wiredsafety.org  An excellent resource.

Cisco Pdf Online Safety:  Online safety for middle school and high school.

StopCyberbullying .org:  A great resource for cyberbullying from Wiredsafety.org.  Specific content for elementary, middle, and high school.

Kidsmart.org:  A great website with games, lessons, videos and other interesting resouces.

Getsafeonline:   Teenage and Adult resources for online videos.

Chat Danger:  The dangers of chatting on mobile phones,  email,  instant messanger, and games.  Full of stories and resources.  Appropriate for Middle School and High School.

CyberAngels:  Excellent vocabulary list.  Very simular to this website.

Safeteens.com:  Include topics of : Texting While Driving, Gay Youth and Cyberbullying.

Connect Safely.org:  Excellent safety tips for students in Elementary, Middle, and High Schools.  Good Video Selection.

Cybersmart:  Information for all ages, includes games for younger students.

Safekids.com:  Keeping safe online is for Elementary and Middle School students.

DirectGov.UK:  A website for parents or caregivers, based in the United Kingdom.

Department of Educations Internet Safety Page for Ed.gov