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Information for parents

Each of the sites below is organised for various users, and parents will find information of use under sections for young people and for teachers.

Cybersafety & Cyberbullying - A guide for parents and caregivers 935k: This guide published by the department provides important information for parents about cybersafety and cyberbullying. It suggests what parents and caregivers could do if their child is the target of, or is responsible for, inappropriate online behaviour.

How Cybersmart are you? video is designed to help parents navigate through the online world of their teenagers and provides strategies on how to protect their children from potential online risks. The video provides facts, figures, and helpful advice.

ABC Technology Explained website - provides extensive information about all types of communication technology.

Australian Mobile Telecommunications Authority Tips for parents: Bullying with Mobile Phones - is your child a victim? What you can do to help.

ThinkUKnow (Australian Federal Police) internet safety education program for parents, carers and teachers, as well as fact sheets and other resources.

Who's chatting to your kids? Fact sheet for parents.

Surf Safely online safety tips.

Stay Smart Online provides information for Australian internet users on the steps they can take to protect their personal and financial information online. The site has informative videos, quizzes and a free Alert Service that provides information on the latest threats and vulnerabilities.

Cybersafety brochure Links for families: Information and resources to support safe online behaviour

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This page was last reviewed on 30 Apr 2012