Internet Safety Rules

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The Internet is a great place for learning, but it's important for parents and children to observe some simple rules for safety. While Jimmysdog.com adheres to strict safety guidelines for childrens' use of the Internet, it does not control access to or content on other websites. Always be careful to visit only trusted sites.
 
Parents - Be aware that childrens' Internet activity should always be monitored.

Safety Rules for Kids

1.      Never give out personal information, such as your name, address or telephone number.
2.      Do not communicate with strangers online.
3.      Treat people with respect and dignity.
4.      Report abusive or offensive web sites to your parents and teachers.
5.      Protect your user name and password. Do not share this information.
6.      Carefully select the web sites you visit with your parents' help.
7.      Stay away from web sites that promote violence, hate or other inappropriate material.
8.      Always check with your parents before downloading or installing anything!
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Mr. Goddard's classroom Internet policy:
 

Parents - Looking for more information on keeping your children's Internet experience safe and beneficial? Look to the Internet itself for useful articles, tools and products designed to help you safeguard your children while they surf, learn and play. Parental controls are available from many ISPs and COSs (commercial on-line service providers), such as AOL, MSN or Earthlink, as examples. Some browsers and operating systems are also configurable for higher security. As always though, the most important weapon in your on-line safety arsenal is parental involvement.

Childrens' Internet activity will be thoroughly supervised at all times. Students will only be permitted use of the classroom, Internet-capable computers individually or in small groups and in full view of the teacher.