Tips and Trades for the web
Some tips for the web. These are very good so read them carefully.

• I will not ever give my name, address, age or anything very personal to strangers online.
• Never download anything from an e-mail from strangers. Anything from pictures to sounds. They might have a virus (see a definition of virus) or something to destroy your computers hardware.
• I will always, always tell my parents of inappropriate language, pictures or words on the net.

I will set up a working plan with my parents for going on the web.


Personal Internet Safety
On the Internet a site may ask for personal information like "Last Name", "Address" and Credit Card Information. See Credit Card Info Safety. On some sites they ask for your credit information and steal money from your account. So always be careful with signing up for things. If you put your last name in then they can find a lot of information about you like your phone number and call you for no reason at all. If they ask for your address then they might break in and steal a lot of valuable things you have like money, diamonds and credit cards you might have. So children, never go online with out consulting with your parents and they will tell you more and what to do and what to say. Notify your parents if sites have inappropriate language or anything else that looks bad to you.

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Credit Card Information Safety
Some sites on the web ask for valuable info like Credit Card numbers. But some sites like etoys.com or other buying/selling sites have what are called encryptioners. Encryptioners scramble the number you put down then send them to the person who sends the item of buy then is unscrambled. But some sites can be mean and awful and steal money from your account. So be careful.


Parent Education on Educating your Child on Online Safety
Parents, please read this and learn how to educate your child on being safe online. So parents take these simple tasks to learn how to educate your child on online safety on the net.

• Read this website and tell your child what you learned.
• Also tell any facts that you may have about online safety.
• You should set up a plan with your child for being safe online. Here are some ways to help you and your child set up a plan.
  
  1. Talk to your child about telling you if there is bad words or inappropriate language.
  2. Then see if your child does and uses the Internet correctly.
  3. If he/she does then the plan worked. If not then you can tell them again and if he/she doesn't then make another plan that works for both of you.
  4. You can always make a plan of your own and tell it to yourself and the family or one child so the Internet is safe.
  5. Another great thing to do is to put the computer in a room you pass a lot. If he/she is alone you don't know what they could do. So put it in the family room or living room where you work. Then you can keep an eye on them most of the time.

Parents, there is software for being safe on the net
Children all over are going to sites there not supposed to. There is software to keep your child from going to sites there not supposed to go to. Like Surf Watch. It's a software that blocks of bad sites that can contain bad stuff.


Dictionary

Virus:
A software or file that can destroy or modify your computers hardware or software.
Search Engine:
Sites that allow you to search on topics, keywords and more.
Java:
An HTML code that is different than regular html code and can do much much more.
VB Script:
Like Java VBScript does different things. Microsoft Internet Explorer supports all of VBScript but Netscape does not support it because Microsfit developed VB and Internet Explorer is made by Microsoft so Netscape hasn't made it so Netscape supports it, yet.
HTML:
The main code of which a web page is made of.
Web Browser:
A program that views web pages.
E-mail:
A form of mail but you can send it over the Internet. Hotmail.com or Yahoo.com can give you free web based   e-mail's.