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Questions:
Question: Where can I get help or information on the basics of using the internet?
Answer: There are a few resources available to you.
- The BBC WebWise site provides an easy and comprehensive guide to the Internet for Beginners.
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Question: What can I do to keep my children safe when using the internet?
Answer: There are a number of useful online resources available. Click on the hyperlinks below to visit the listed websites:
For Families
The Scottish Executive Click Thinking site is an online Personal Safety resource providing guidance for schools and families.
Strathclyde Police's Surf Safe website is a parent's guide to internet safety for youngsters.
The Childnet International website is a charity committed to helping to make the Internet a great and safe place for children.
ChatDanger provides advice and guidance on how to keep safe in chat rooms.
For Children and Young People
- The UK government Think You Know website provides the inside information on how to stay safe while having fun online.
The For Kids by Kids website teaches safety and caution to children and young people who use the internet.
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