Your teen probably has a Music.ly account. Guess what, it’s changing! Musical.ly is expanding beyond music videos with the launch of live.ly, its live stream platform. Users will be able
We spend a lot of time talking about how children should act online; digital citizenship or online etiquette. Over the last few years, the need to teach children about appropriate
A disturbing new social media app has emerged. It is called Ogle. Ogle describes it self as follows: “”Ogle lets users express themselves in a variety of unique ways, all
What is it: After School, a free app that was originally launched in October 2014, is available on more than 23,000 high school campuses nationwide. The app allows teens to
An iPhone or iPad is an amazing gift. The entertainment and educational opportunities are nearly endless, but it also opens up the world of online pornography, social media, and cyberbullying.
Snapchat is currently the most popular social media app with teens. One of the most appealing aspects of Snapchat to its users is the ability to send “”temporary”” images and
On November 24th, 2015, I was interviewed by Roger Marsh on his radio show, The Bottom Line, 640AM KBRT. We discussed the dangers of online pornography and how predators are using social
This article could also be titled: “”Why Your Kid is Can’t Make Good Choices, So You Have to do it For Them.”” Earlier this year, I got a call from
On November 4th, 2015, I was interviewed by Roger Marsh on his radio show, The Bottom Line, 640AM KBRT. We discussed how teens are using social media, the threats, and I give parents
A student’s online reputation matters. Good or bad, it can have lasting effects on their future. A 2014 survey by Kaplan Test Prep of 400 college admissions officers showed thirty-five
July 13, 2015 video blog interview with Josh Ochs at www.safesmartsocial.com.
This is a radio interview I did on CBS LA – KNX 1070 News radio with Vicky Moore, June 13, 2015. We discussed how the ?summer break can be a
Yesterday, I was speaking with a school principal after I finished a Cyber Safety Workshop for her 150 5th graders at her elementary school. We were discussing how important this
I am a School Resource Officer in a Southern California city. I received a call for service this week from a parent whose son was refusing to go to school.
” Whiting: As phones get smarter, bullying can get worse, cybercop says A combination of handed-down smartphones, summer break and a new wave of shadowy apps makes the next three
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