Don't give out personal information like your address, phone number, or school information.
	Don't ever get together with someone that you have met online.
	Don't do anything that hurts other people or is against the law.
	If you feel uncomfortable about something you've seen or read on the Internet, let your parents, teacher, librarian, or other adult know.

GetNetWise

The Internet Education Foundation provides an Online Safety Guide, Tools for Families, Web sites for Kids, and ways to report trouble. Parents can also learn more about safe search which filters the results in search engines and social networking.

NetSmartz.org

Boys and Girls Clubs of America provides resources for parents, educators, law enforcement, teens and kids. Timely topics like cyber bullying are addressed in interactive kid and teen sites.

A Parent's Guide to Internet Safety

The Federal Bureau of Investigation discusses various signs that your child may be at risk online and ways to minimize your child's risk. Helpful definitions are also given along with answers to frequently asked questions.

Additional information for kids, teens, parents and educators can be found in the Online Safety virtual gallery.