Internet Safety Training Videos

Every employee with online access needs to know about safeguarding your systems, data and networks.

This video program takes a look at bullying and harassment as it manifests itself on the Internet. With the remarkable speed of the Internet at their disposal, kids are spreading rumors and gossip, embarrassing and tormenting their peers with a newfound anonymity that emboldens them.

These 3 programs teach students the meaning of cyber harassment, why it spells trouble, and how to protect themselves from being a victim. Copyright 2010

Introduced by a funny, computer-savvy host named Chip, the three scenarios alert viewers to online dangers, and teach the appropriate safety rules to follow: don't open messages from anyone you don't personally know; don't give out personal information to anyone; never agree to meet with strangers you meet online.

Bullying has moved past face-to-face interaction. Junior High and High School students present real-life scenarios of bullying, including bullying through the internet, texts and video. Difficult and distressing situations in a variety of settings are addressed, followed by both unproductive actions and resolutions that work. This program covers bullying from its painful beginning to its peaceful end.

The threat and reality of violence has greatly increased for young people, whose inexperience can make them easy targets. Without using scare tactics, and interweaving advice from safety experts and real teens' stories, this program offers specific strategies students can use to keep themselves from being a victim at school, on the street, or on the Internet.

Bullies can use physical intimidation, emotional blackmail or the anonymity of the Internet to humiliate their targets. This program takes place in an urban school where bullying results in suspensions, lost friendships, despair, and isolation.

This documentary-style program features real teens talking about their Internet experiences ranging from frequent messages from people they don't know to invitations to gamble.

The innovation and evolution of digital technologies has created a new way of teaching, learning, socializing, and communicating. The adoption of new digital technology is so rapid that a uniform and proactive concept of responsible use is often overlooked. With these constant changes, the irresponsible, and often dangerous and malicious use of these digital devices can lead to negative, life-altering consequences.

Sexting is a combination of sex and text messaging. Junior High and High School students demonstrate the threat of "sexted" sexually explicit or suggestive photographs, messages and videos. Real life scenarios are presented along with the resulting consequences affecting a teenager's personal, social and future life. Follow students through a variety of sexting situations stemming from careless fun to cyberbullying along with their painful effects.

A comprehensive pack of 11 of our most popular bullying prevention DVDs for high school students. This pack features award-winning DVDs teaching students how to have confidence, to recognize their own role in bullying, why bullying should not be tolerated by the victims and those who witness it, reasons students often stay silent, strategies to prevent bullying, when bullying turns to sexual harassment, the power of a group combating bullying, recognizing warning signs to suicide and depression and who to turn to for help

Each Lesson Booster video presents real-life scenarios demonstrating the feelings that young students often experience, as well as present ways to cope with and handle these emotions. These programs are created for Grades 4-7 as a supplement to any guidance curriculum. Each program includes a DVD and a CD-ROM with a lesson plan for implementing the content.

These videos cover bullying through cliques, one-on-one, physical bullying and cyber bullying. The programs show age appropriate, true-to-life vignettes as well as provide expert advise.

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