This is a free workshop and no registration is required.
Ways to keep your children safe from online predators
Safe search engines for homework purposes
Filtering/monitoring software
Cyber-bullying
Instant message/chat rooms (143-lmirl. What does it mean? To many parents it's just gibberish, but to most 13-year-olds it obviously means, "I love you, let's meet in real life.")
In order to help parents monitor who and what their children are exposed to on the Internet, the Metro Nashville Public Schools Community Career Center and First Baptist Nashville will be hosting a free Internet safety workshop designed specifically for parents. How to use blocking/spy software, navigating MySpace and other social sites, instant message literacy and signs that a child may be involved in an improper online relationship are among the topics that will be discussed
For more information call the MNPS Community Career Center at 298-6752 or First Baptist Nashville at 664-6000.
