Educators — Create a Safer Internet Day Program for Your School
Educators throughout the United States are invited to create their own Safer Internet Day program for use in their community during the second week of February. Safer Internet Day is February 7, but your program can run any day that week.
Parent’s Guide to Google Search
For families, the most important Google feature is “SafeSearch,” which limits the type of content your children can find using Google.
Ask Trish: All About ChatGPT
Now is Good Time to Update Apps and OS
Ask Trish: Digital Resolutions
Parent’s Guide to Discord
If you’ve got a teen in your house, there’s a good chance you have Discord. We don’t mean bickering—we’re talking Discord with a capital D, the chat app that’s especially popular with teens.
Parent’s Guide to Snapchat
Users love that they can share a moment that’s digital footprint-free — they don’t have to think about how their photos, videos or comments make them look to some unknown audience in the future.
Parent’s Guide to Roblox
If your kids love to play online games, one of the names you may be hearing about a lot lately is Roblox. Here’s what you need to know.


For our kids & ourselves: Presence in a digital age


Privacy and security tips for newly-minted college students


Advice for reducing risk when using mobile phones


Examples of Research-Based Safety Advice


Sign a family contract for online safety and smart use of technology


Helping kids who encounter porn: 'The Talk' x3


Video & Podcast: Jacqueline Beauchere, Microsoft’s Global Safety Advocate


Video + Podcast: Mindy Brooks, Director of User Experience for Google Play and Google’s Kids and Family Initiative


Internet Ethics Amid Covid-19


How Schools and Parents Can Promote Media Literacy
Why Teens Love TikTok


What Parents Gain When they Game with their Kids
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