Virginia Internet Safety Guidelines              


Intro Page
Age-Appropriate Guidelines
Cyberbullying
Definitions
E-Mail
Ethics
Filtering
Hate Sites
Identity Theft
Instant Messaging
Organizations
Internet Benefits & Risks
Legal: National
Legal: Virginia Laws
Newsletters
Online Games
Parent/Child Sample Agreements
Peer to Peer (P2P)or File Sharing
Predators (Luring / Grooming)
Professional Development
Reporting Problems
Research
Sample School & Division Policies
Sites for Educators
Sites for Kids
Sites for Older Kids
Sites for Parents
Social Networking (Blogs,         Personal Web Pages, Chats
Student Instruction: Lesson Plans/
        Curricula
Virginia Law
Virginia Guidelines Booklet
Virginia School Resources

 

 Online Games
Ready, set, game: Learn how to keep video gaming safe and fun by Microsoft Guidelines and Resources for
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/children/gamingonline.mspx
• Tips for parents to help children “play it safe with online games”

“10 Tips for Dealing with Game Cyberbullies and Griefers” on Ready, set, game: Learn how to keep video gaming safe and fun by Microsoft
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/children/griefers.mspx
• Suggestions for handling griefers, who cause trouble for other online game players


This site was developed by the Institute for Connecting Science Research to the Classroom at Virginia Tech.
For additional input please contact John Wenrich