Village-Safe Social for Family

Village Social (No Apple or Google Rating, Social Networking) Village Social is a social networking software for iOS and Android smartphones that prioritizes individuals before algorithms and addictive methods. It […]

Wizz – Friend Making App

(13+, Social Networking) A standard method of finding friends for many people nowadays is to browse through a live stream of other users. This enables them to make new acquaintances […]

Lesson 3: How to Respond to Cyberbullying

Key Points Addressing Cyberbullying: Documenting and Reporting: Platform Safety and Privacy: By following these steps and maintaining strict privacy settings, your child can better protect themselves from cyberbullying and online […]

Lesson 2: Online Predators and Sextortion Scams

Key Points In summary, safeguarding your child on social media requires open communication, digital literacy, and a recognition that the online world carries real-world consequences. Empower your child to make […]

Lesson 3: Social Media and App Approval Guidelines

Key Points In summary, the key to ensuring your child’s safety on social media is proactive parental involvement. Stay informed about the platforms your child uses, set up parental controls, […]

Lesson 4 – Media Balance

By the end of this lesson, you will: Key Vocabulary: Media Balance: Using media/screens in a way that feels healthy and in balance with other life activities like spending time […]

Lesson 4 – Media Balance – Educator

Activity Steps Distance learning option: Have students watch the video and complete the Reflect & Share handout. If there’s time, have students share their responses during a video meeting. Learning […]

Lesson 3 – Personal Information – Educator

Activity Steps Distance learning option: Have students watch the video and complete the Reflect & Share handout. If there’s time, have students share their responses during a video meeting. Learning […]

Is Virtual Reality Safe for Children?

Virtual Reality headsets are becoming more and more affordable. You may have a child asking for VR to go with their gaming console this year. Here’s what you need to know to make a safe choice for your child.