The following videos have been produced in an effort to educate students, parents, teachers and others on a variety of topics with respect to Internet safety. We invite you to view and/or download these videos for your and/or others educational benefit.

NetSafe Program

NetSafe Utah: Cybersafe Your Teens
is a special program for parents that looks at ways to keep teens and children safe on the Internet. Produced by KUED in February 2007, the program features a panel of experts and a studio audience. Copies of the program will be available for check out to school and PTA groups through school district media centers, and online at UEN’s Media Hub.
Duration: 56 min 47 sec
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NetSafe Clips

Cell Phone & Photos
This video clip addresses how kids are using cell phones today and consequences of kids taking nude photos. Kids taking these kind of photos of themselves or others under the age of 18 is considered manufacturing child pornography which is a felony in Utah. Sending this kind of photo is considered distributing child pornography. Having this kind of photo on your cell phone or computer is considered possession of child pornography. Once a photo is e-mailed or posted on the Internet it is virtually impossible to get it back.
Duration: 5 min 16 sec
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Parents, Kids & Technology
This video clip addresses the differences between how parents and kids use technology today. Most parents tend to use the Internet to retrieve information while most kids use it to connect with friends through instant messaging and texting. With kids having grown up with technology there seems to be a generation gap with respect to adults and kids use of technology. For example, kids appear to be able to multi-task quite well such as doing homework while listening to music/tv and instant messaging/texting with their friends.
Duration: 7 min 50 sec
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Grooming Gracie
This video clip addresses the potential dangers of kids meeting an online predator. It shows some of the grooming behaviors that online predators use to gain kids trust and their intent to eventually meet in real life.
Duration: 5 min 08 sec
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Online Chat Begins at Home
This video clip addresses the importance of parents and their children communicating with one another about Internet use at home and elsewhere. Rules on Internet use should be discussed and agreed upon. For example, what web sites are okay to visit, who is okay to communicate with, and where should the computer be located (i.e., in a highly visible area of the home and not in a child’s bedroom). One good way for parents and their kids to communicate is for the kids to show their parents what they are doing on the Internet.
Duration: 8 min 25 sec
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Kids Know Technology – Now it’s Your Turn
This video clip addresses basic terms regarding today’s technology such as computers, the Internet, e-mail, instant messaging, and texting. A glimpse of a typical teenager’s day is explored with respect to their online activities. In addition, a brief overview of the benefits and dangers are looked at with suggestions on what parents can do to help them create a safer environment at home.
uration: 6 min 44 sec
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It’s Just a Game – Or Is it?
This video clip addresses how kids use online gaming to not only have fun but to also socialize with friends and others. Examples of these games include World of War Craft, Runescape, and Second Life. A scenario is played out with a girl teen whose screen name is “Tiffanonly” and how she meets a friend, “Rockman” while gaming online. This scenario shows how easily an online predator can find enough information about Tiffanonly to eventually track down where she live. It also shows what she could have done to avoid becoming a potential victim.
Duration: 8 min 48 sec
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