NetSafe Videos for Teens

The following videos have been produced in an effort to educate students, parents, teachers and others on a variety of Internet safety topics. We invite you to view and/or download these videos for your educational benefit. If you would like to download any of the videos below, visit eMedia.

 

New NetSafe Video

A Conversation with the Internet (4 min 8 sec)
Listen in as 15-year-old Haley has a conversation with the Internet. Along the way, she learns a few things about Internet safety.

 

A Conversation with the Internet (4 min 8 sec)
Listen in as 15-year-old Haley has a conversation with the Internet. Along the way, she learns a few things about Internet safety.

Cyber-Bullying (2 min 32 sec) Closed Captioning
How should Joe deal with Lamer Bill’s threatening emails, texts and web posts? This video explains what cyber bullying is and gives a simple, solid strategy for handling it: save the messages and tell a trusted adult.
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Protect Your Personal Information (2 min 33 sec) Closed Captioning
Joe and Maggie use personal information to register for online accounts, shop and socialize. This video helps teens understand why and how to keep personal information secure.
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Stick With Your Real Friends! (2 min 18 sec) Closed Captioning
Connecting with friends online can be a lot of fun—but when you don’t know someone in the real world, you can’t be sure who they are. This video gives teens a simple, sensible rule for deciding how to choose online friends: stick with real friends you know in the real world to stay safe and keep things fun.
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Trusted Adults Can Help You (2 min 20 sec) Closed Captioning
The Internet can be a cool place, but like in the real world, everyone needs help to stay safe online. This video encourages teens to reach out to the people they trust if they ever experience anything that makes them feel weird or uncomfortable.
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Posting Pictures Online (2 min 23 sec) Closed Captioning
Posting a picture takes only a second but it lasts a lifetime with social media. This video invites teens to consider the consequences of sharing inappropriate photos that can be copied, altered and viewed by future employers.
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Distracted Driving (2 min 28 sec) Closed Captioning
Would you drive blindfolded? Probably not. Yet driving while distracted by mobile phone conversations or texts is like putting on a virtual blindfold. This video explains why drivers should curb mobile devices.
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Public Network Safety (2 min 26 sec) Closed Captioning
Open Wi-Fi networks are convenient, but they can also expose a computer to hackers. This video describes the precautions that allow for safe use of open Wi-Fi.
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Mobile Location Privacy (2 min 07 sec) Closed Captioning
Many smartphones attach a little piece of information to every picture that tells exactly where the picture was taken and when. This is called Geotagging, and when you share a photo, your location is included with it. This can be dangerous if that information gets into the wrong hands.
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