Internet - a wireless connection connecting computer together. also allowing them to post and read stuff made by other people
modem - electronic equipment consisting of a device used to connect computers by a telephone line
broadband - Term used for any kind of fast Internet access
dial up - Access to the Internet via a modem and telephone line
wireless - to connect some thing without wires
SMS - Short Message Service
MMS - Multimedia Messaging Service
cyberbullying - bulling done on the web such as on facebook
phishing - attempting to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details
cyberstalking - A stalker online
masquerading - to assume the appearance of something one is not
spam - abuse of electronic messaging systems
virus - a computer program that can copy itself and infect a computer
E-safety - e-safety is electronic saftey for children
spyware - computer software that obtains information from a user's computer without the user's knowledge
pop-up - triggered to appear on a computer screen when an internet user accesses a particular web page
Social networking - interaction between a group of people who share a common interest
A)
Advogato |
Amie Street |
ANobii |
aSmallWorld |
Athlinks |
Avatars United |
Badoo |
Bebo |
Bigadda |
BigTent |
Biip |
BlackPlanet |
Blogster |
Broadcaster.com |
Buzznet |
CafeMom |
Cake Financial |
Care2 |
Classmates.com |
Cloob |
CollegeBlender |
College Tonight |
CouchSurfing |
DailyBooth |
DailyStrength |
Decayenne |
deviantART |
Disaboom |
Dol2day |
DontStayIn |
Draugiem.lv |
Elftown |
Epernicus |
Eons.com |
Experience Project |
Exploroo |
Faceparty |
Faces.com |
Fetlife |
FilmAffinity |
FledgeWing |
Flixster |
Flickr |
Fotolog |
Foursquare |
Friends Reunited |
Friendster |
Frühstückstreff |
Fubar |
Gaia Online |
GamerDNA |
Gather.com |
Gays.com |
Geni.com |
Gogoyoko |
Goodreads |
Gossipreport.com |
Grono.net |
Habbo |
hi5 |
Hospitality Club |
Hyves |
Ibibo |
imeem |
IRC-Galleria |
italki.com |
InterNations |
Itsmy |
iWiW |
Jaiku |
JammerDirect.com |
kaioo |
Kaixin001 |
Kiwibox |
Last.fm |
LibraryThing |
lifeknot |
Listography |
LiveJournal |
Livemocha |
LunarStorm |
MEETin |
Meetup.com |
Meettheboss |
Mixi |
mobikade |
MocoSpace |
MOG |
MouthShut.com |
Multiply |
Muxlim |
MyAnimeList |
MyChurch |
MyHeritage |
MyLife |
MyLOL |
My Opera |
MySpace |
myYearbook |
Nasza-klasa.pl |
Netlog |
Nettby |
Nexopia |
NGO Post |
Ning |
Odnoklassniki |
OkCupid |
OneClimate |
OneWorldTV |
Open Diary |
Orkut |
OUTeverywhere |
PartnerUp |
Passportstamp |
Pingsta |
Plaxo |
Plurk |
Present.ly |
Qapacity |
quarterlife |
Qzone |
Ravelry |
Renren |
ResearchGATE |
ReverbNation.com |
Ryze |
ScienceStage |
Scispace.net |
ShareTheMusic |
Shelfari |
Skyrock |
SocialVibe |
Sonico.com |
Soundpedia |
Stickam |
StudiVZ |
StumbleUpon |
Tagged |
TalentTrove |
Talkbiznow |
Taltopia |
Taringa! |
TravBuddy.com |
Travellerspoint |
tribe.net |
Trombi.com |
Tuenti |
Tumblr |
Vkontakte |
Vampirefreaks.com |
Viadeo |
Vox |
Wakoopa |
Wasabi |
WAYN |
WebBiographies |
WeOurFamily |
Windows Live Spaces |
WiserEarth |
Xanga |
Xt3 |
Yammer |
Yelp, Inc. |
Youmeo |
Zoo.gr |
Advogato |
Amie Street |
ANobii |
aSmallWorld |
Athlinks |
Avatars United |
Badoo |
Bebo |
Bigadda |
BigTent |
Biip |
BlackPlanet |
Blogster |
Broadcaster.com |
Buzznet |
CafeMom |
Cake Financial |
Care2 |
Classmates.com |
Cloob |
CollegeBlender |
College Tonight |
CouchSurfing |
DailyBooth |
DailyStrength |
Decayenne |
deviantART |
Disaboom |
Dol2day |
DontStayIn |
Draugiem.lv |
Elftown |
Epernicus |
Eons.com |
Experience Project |
Exploroo |
Faceparty |
Faces.com |
Fetlife |
FilmAffinity |
FledgeWing |
Flixster |
Flickr |
Fotolog |
Foursquare |
Friends Reunited |
Friendster |
Frühstückstreff |
Fubar |
Gaia Online |
GamerDNA |
Gather.com |
Gays.com |
Geni.com |
Gogoyoko |
Goodreads |
Gossipreport.com |
Grono.net |
Habbo |
hi5 |
Hospitality Club |
Hyves |
Ibibo |
imeem |
IRC-Galleria |
italki.com |
InterNations |
Itsmy |
iWiW |
Jaiku |
JammerDirect.com |
kaioo |
Kaixin001 |
Kiwibox |
Last.fm |
LibraryThing |
lifeknot |
Listography |
LiveJournal |
Livemocha |
LunarStorm |
MEETin |
Meetup.com |
Meettheboss |
Mixi |
mobikade |
MocoSpace |
MOG |
MouthShut.com |
Multiply |
Muxlim |
MyAnimeList |
MyChurch |
MyHeritage |
MyLife |
MyLOL |
My Opera |
MySpace |
myYearbook |
Nasza-klasa.pl |
Netlog |
Nettby |
Nexopia |
NGO Post |
Ning |
Odnoklassniki |
OkCupid |
OneClimate |
OneWorldTV |
Open Diary |
Orkut |
OUTeverywhere |
PartnerUp |
Passportstamp |
Pingsta |
Plaxo |
Playahead |
Playboy U |
Plurk |
Present.ly |
Qapacity |
quarterlife |
Qzone |
Ravelry |
Renren |
ResearchGATE |
ReverbNation.com |
Ryze |
ScienceStage |
Scispace.net |
ShareTheMusic |
Shelfari |
Skyrock |
SocialVibe |
Sonico.com |
Soundpedia |
Stickam |
StudiVZ |
StumbleUpon |
Tagged |
TalentTrove |
Talkbiznow |
Taltopia |
Taringa! |
TravBuddy.com |
Travellerspoint |
tribe.net |
Trombi.com |
Tuenti |
Tumblr |
Vkontakte |
Vampirefreaks.com |
Viadeo |
Vox |
Wakoopa |
Wasabi |
WAYN |
WebBiographies |
WeOurFamily |
Windows Live Spaces |
WiserEarth |
Xanga |
Xt3 |
Yammer |
Yelp, Inc. |
Youmeo |
Zoo.gr |
Advogato |
Amie Street |
ANobii |
aSmallWorld |
Athlinks |
Avatars United |
Badoo |
Bebo |
Bigadda |
BigTent |
Biip |
BlackPlanet |
Blogster |
Broadcaster.com |
Buzznet |
CafeMom |
Cake Financial |
Care2 |
Classmates.com |
Cloob |
CollegeBlender |
College Tonight |
CouchSurfing |
DailyBooth |
DailyStrength |
Decayenne |
deviantART |
Disaboom |
Dol2day |
DontStayIn |
Draugiem.lv |
Elftown |
Epernicus |
Eons.com |
Experience Project |
Exploroo |
Faceparty |
Faces.com |
Fetlife |
FilmAffinity |
FledgeWing |
Flixster |
Flickr |
Fotolog |
Foursquare |
Friends Reunited |
Friendster |
Frühstückstreff |
Fubar |
Gaia Online |
GamerDNA |
Gather.com |
Gays.com |
Geni.com |
Gogoyoko |
Goodreads |
Gossipreport.com |
Grono.net |
Habbo |
hi5 |
Hospitality Club |
Hyves |
Ibibo |
imeem |
IRC-Galleria |
italki.com |
InterNations |
Itsmy |
iWiW |
Jaiku |
JammerDirect.com |
kaioo |
Kaixin001 |
Kiwibox |
Last.fm |
LibraryThing |
lifeknot |
Listography |
LiveJournal |
Livemocha |
LunarStorm |
MEETin |
Meetup.com |
Meettheboss |
Mixi |
mobikade |
MocoSpace |
MOG |
MouthShut.com |
Multiply |
Muxlim |
MyAnimeList |
MyChurch |
MyHeritage |
MyLife |
MyLOL |
My Opera |
MySpace |
myYearbook |
Nasza-klasa.pl |
Netlog |
Nettby |
Nexopia |
NGO Post |
Ning |
Odnoklassniki |
OkCupid |
OneClimate |
OneWorldTV |
Open Diary |
Orkut |
OUTeverywhere |
PartnerUp |
Passportstamp |
Pingsta |
Plaxo |
Playahead |
Playboy U |
Plurk |
Present.ly |
Qapacity |
quarterlife |
Qzone |
Ravelry |
Renren |
ResearchGATE |
ReverbNation.com |
Ryze |
ScienceStage |
Scispace.net |
ShareTheMusic |
Shelfari |
Skyrock |
SocialVibe |
Sonico.com |
Soundpedia |
Stickam |
StudiVZ |
StumbleUpon |
Tagged |
TalentTrove |
Talkbiznow |
Taltopia |
Taringa! |
TravBuddy.com |
Travellerspoint |
tribe.net |
Trombi.com |
Tuenti |
Tumblr |
Vkontakte |
Vampirefreaks.com |
Viadeo |
Vox |
Wakoopa |
Wasabi |
WAYN |
WebBiographies |
WeOurFamily |
Windows Live Spaces |
WiserEarth |
Xanga |
Xt3 |
Yammer |
Yelp, Inc. |
Youmeo |
Zoo.gr |
see poll at top
C)
http://personalweb.about.com/od/facebooknewsandscams/a/facebookdangers.htm
The purpose of this is certainly not to scare you away from social networking. It's just to make you aware that there are dangers out there that you need to watch out for. Social networking can be all fun and games, just like it's meant to be, if a few precautions are taken.
Sites like Facebook, MySpace and many others are no more dangerous than any other form of online media such as email, im'ing, chat boards, uploading music and videos from a p2p, or browsing personal websites. You still need to keep your eyes open for the same things and beware, because the hackers are out there, just watching and waiting for you to click on their tricks.
Facebook Worms
What these Facebook worms all have in common is that none of them are telling you the truth. Another thing they have in common is how they compromise your privacy and the privacy of your Facebook friends. Don't be fooled, just be warned.- Koobface Virus - It makes you think you're going to watch a funny video or see a funny photo of your friend.
- Profileye Worm - Tells you people are looking at your profile which piques your curiosity as to who it could be.
- Error Check Worm - Tells you that some of your friends are having trouble viewing your Facebook page.
- Facebook Shuts You Down - Instructs you that Facebook has just shut you down because you did something wrong.
Facebook's Not The Only One
Sure, Facebook's been in the news with worms, but they're not the only social networking site that's being targeted, or can become targeted. Hackers are a talented bunch and will find any hole they can. All social networking sites are vulnerable, just as are other forms of online media.Protect Yourself
Here are some simple things you can do to protect yourself from online problems:- Use antivirus and adware software - This will only protect you against certain things. It won't protect you against many of the worms that are application based, but it will protect you against some of them (and many other things).
- Only Update From a Software Site - If you go to view a video on Facebook and you're told to update your software, think twice. Don't update it from there. If you think you may really need to update your software, go to the website of the software itself and update it.
- Don't Click Strange Links - If you get a message saying something like "Facebook has a message for you, click here", don't click there. If Facebook has something to tell you, they would have emailed it to you. If you have a question about a message you received, email them.
- Ask First - If you're not sure if your friend sent you something, maybe it looks suspicious, ask them. Just send them an email asking them if they sent it before clicking on anything.
Don't Be Afraid
Facebook and other social networking sites are just as safe, if not safer than your standard email client. Definitely safer than downloading music or videos from one of those peer to peer sites. Safer even than browsing some people's personal websites. [\p]These are not the kinds of worms or virus' that shut down your computer or anything like that. These just send out messages to your friends using your own friend list, or something similar.
Social networking has, in some ways, replaced email. In some ways it's better; less spam, more people get the message. As long as you're careful, social networking can be a great way to make friends and network.
1. What newspaper was the article published in / news video shown on?
http://personalweb.about.com/od/facebooknewsandscams/a/facebookdangers.htm
2. Who were the people affected in the story?
The users of social networking sites
3. What happened to them?
You can get a virus, have your credit card scammed, have people look at your page etc....
4. What did you learn from reading the article / watching the video?
to think twice about doing stuff on social networking sites and not to trust people you don't know in real life
Personal details that should never be given over the Internet or on a social networking site:
- Your Birth Date and Place
- Vacation Plans
- Home Address
- Confessionals
- Password Clues
- Risky Behaviors
Personal details that are okay to give online / use in social networking sites:
- day of birth not date, year or place
- first name
- where you have been on Holiday, not dates
- favorite place and foods
- favorite bands
- middle name
- pictures of pets/house
- pictures of you
- hobbies
- what type of job you do
1. List 5 different search engines you could use to search the internet
- bing
- ask
- yahoo
- Exalead
a. how many pages come up in the search?
380,000 results
b. How many of the pages in the search ACTUALLY have anything to do with you?
dont know
4. Choose an animal, and do a google search:
a. how many web pages does google find for you?
146,000,000 results
b. Look at all of the first 20 web pages listed. For each one have a look at the web page, put the link into your answers, and say how good it was.
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion - lots of information
- kids.nationalgeographic.com/kids/animals/creaturefeature/lion/ - a bit of infomation
- http://www.lionnewzealand.com/lion_story.html - not that good it doesnt have infomation
- http://www.apple.com/macosx/lion/ - very bad its about a new apple laptop....
- http://www.awf.org/content/wildlife/detail/lion - fair amount of information
- http://www.honoluluzoo.org/lion.htm - about a zoo's lions but has a lot of information
- http://www.zionwildlifegardens.co.nz/information.php?info_id=38&zionSid=d4f8141c129b0311f99f3d309e248bd2 - another zoo website that tells you about it
- http://lion.chadwyck.co.uk/marketing/index.jsp - bad no information and have to log in to it
- http://www.lionfoundation.org.nz/ - no information at all
- http://www.explorenz.co.nz/SailNZ/SailNZ-lion-new-zealand.html - no information
- https://www.lion.co.nz/Default.aspx - no information
- http://lion-nathan.com.au/ - no information
- http://www.lionbioscience.com/ - nothing on page
- http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/mammals/lion/coloring.shtml - good got digrammes
- http://www.lionred.co.nz/splash.aspx - another no information website
- http://www.eventfinder.co.nz/2010/feb/mt-maunganui/all-aboard-lion-new-zealand-as-the-iconic-yacht-tours-nz - again no information
- http://www.agarman.dial.pipex.com/bco/lion.htm - nice amount of information
- http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/african-lion/ - a fair bit of information
- http://www.lionprotects.com/ - no information
- http://www.lionzone.co.nz/ - no information
c. For those websites listed above, say if you think they were a reliable source or not.
- yes
- yes
- no
- no
- yes
- yes
- ok.....
- no
- no
- no
- no
- no
- no
- yes
- no
- no
- yes
- yes
- no
- no
5. Wikipedia.
a. What is wikipedia?
Wikipedia ( ) is a free, web-based, collaborative, multilingual encyclopedia project supported by the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation. Its name is a portmanteau of the words wiki (a technology for creating collaborative websites, from the Hawaiian word wiki, meaning "quick") and encyclopedia
b. Who launched the site, and when?
launched on 15 January 2001 by Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger
c. Search for Glenfield College. Find the sentence that relates to YOU in iTec.... I just added this into Wikipedia last week!
found (
Glenfield year 9 iTec students work from a blog: http://y9itecgc.blogspot.com/)
d. Why do you think that information on Wikipedia may not be reliable?
all most anyone can edit wiki pages and change the information to make it fake information