- teens using internet
- the use of Facebook
- teens posting pictures
- teens sharing personal life on blogs
- school use of technology
- teachers use of technology
- teachers non use of technology
- having friendships online
- using internet for reference to do homework
- plagiarism from internet
- groups of people online
- parents using parental control
- children being secretive from their parents
- parents being worried about their children
- using computers to view age appropriate material
- downloading illegal movies
things that did surprise me:
- the use of myspace because I haven't heard much of it.
- having relationships with people you don't know because they might be completely different.
- people creating fake identities because it is not so common in my society.
- parents wanting to search their childrens social networks because it is a violation of privacy.
- schools prohibiting spark notes because it is a help for students.
- some teachers not being up to date because it is becoming very important.
- classes online because it is a big advancement and i hadn't heard of it.
- teens being cyber bullied because here it isnt very comon or atleast not so badly.
- children posting pornografic pictures because it is inappropriate.
- parents placing computers in family areas to prevent them from hiding things.
- people hacking into others accounts because it is illegal and people have information there.
- having a different personality on their personal blogs because they are double faced in a way.
- children commiting suicide because of internet since people use it to bully them.
things that have changed:
- the way students use technology for school
- the way teachers use technology
- the materials that are onliine for education
- the campaigns for internet safety
- antivirus programs
- parents are more aware
- children are more cautious of what they post
- people respect each others privacy
- bullying has decreased
- relationships on internet are more rare
- people use laptops instead of desktops
- many new ways to communicate with others
- parents are less worried about their children
- cyber bullying due to discrimination
- the resources on internet like chat rooms and other social networks.
In the video the topic that i didnt relate with at all was the topic about nudity and fake identities. I would never have done what that girl did. To take revealing picrtures of herself and then post them on social networks or blogs. I know that she isnt the only person that does this. In my school there have been such cases that revealing pictures are posted online and they circulate throughout the whole student body and they lead to cyber bullying. That is something i dont relate with aswell but it tends to happen. I believe that cyberbullting is a thing for insecure people who get confidence by hurting others.
For all parents, i think that it depends a lot on your childs personality and their age. Many children are too small to identify a potential danger but other more mature kids can. So you should monitor that aspect a lot. Second of all, let them have their privacy. Children have many secrets like playground gossip which is harmless but if you are woried just talk to them and surely they will let you know if they need any help. If your child is mature then they probably wont get in any danger. If your child is unaware of the dangers then it might make them an easier target so make sure to inform your children fully on the situation.
I believe that being online has many benefits. You can chat with your friends through many diferent websites. You can learn new things and get more information out of the web, may it be for personal reasons o school work. You can make many things using applications online like prezi or play games. There are many tipes of games some for entertainment and many are educational games. you can also take classes online aswell as have class groups on pages like facebook which allows you to share information with others. So the biggest benefit of being online for me is the social and academic aspect.
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