Pages of Interest
Facebook Places
Facebook’s new location service lets your friends know where you are. We show you how to modify your privacy settings.
Back to school
It’s not only school children who learn something new when school starts in the autumn. Even parents are getting schooled.
Web filters for a safer online experience
Web filter software can make the Internet safer for children, young people and yourself.
Be Smart. Be Fair. Be Safe.
CTIA - The Wireless Association has launched a campaign to help parents ensure their children are responsible wireless users.
Online Summer Safety Tips
How do you keep young children and teenagers safe online during the summer holidays?
Is your child really safe online?
More than a half of French parents believe their children are safe online, but children say they do face problems.
Protect your children from online predators
The anonymity of the Internet means that trust and intimacy can develop quickly online. Predators often take advantage of this. Learn how to protect your children.
Secure your wireless network
With a wireless network, you are no longer tied to your desk. However, be aware that there are some risks involved.
My Safety Online
Intuitive Media’s research on children’s online safety in 2008 shows that children understand the dangers of revealing personal information in social networks, but still a large number of children give away personal data.
Children, TV and the Internet
Research from Intuitive Media released in January 2010 has some interesting insights on how children like to access their TV programmes.
Cyberbullying Tips
Common Sense Media’s Cyberbullying video gives interesting facts and advice on cyber bullying.
Teach kids online security basics
You can help your kids use the Internet safely by teaching them some basic rules. Microsoft gives some basic lessons that parents can help their kids to learn.
Age-based guidelines for kids' Internet use
Microsoft have developed several parental guidelines for children’s’ use of Internet. Read their recommendations due to the age of your child.
The Webwise 10 Tips For Parents
Parental tips form Webwise, the EU Safety and Awareness node in Ireland.
