1. Internet Safety

2. Netiquette Netiquette is the etiquette for the internet, a.k.a the rules of the internet The basic rule of netiquette is to have respect and be well mannered on the internet Some rules I would like to include is don’t use all caps, it can be mistaken as shouting and it is impolite, And to never give your personal info to anyone. Remember in most Chat rooms you have to agree to the terms and conditions, and you have to follow them.

3. Flame Wars

4. E-mail safety Be sure to change your password often, this prevents people from hacking into your account. A lot of spammers use the quote “remember me?” , don’t be fooled by it, ask an adult if they know who it is and if they don’t delete the e-mail. Delete all e-mails from people you don’t know

5. Emoticons A lot of people, to save time and explanation, use emoticons. Emoticons are a selection of symbols on the keyboard that people use to show feelings such as , , :P, :D, and ;) Or they use abbreviations such as TTYL (talk to you later), G2G (got to go), BRB (be right back) and LOL(laugh out loud) 

6. How can you be safe on the internet? Be nice to people on the internet. Don’t put any personal thing about you on the internet. Don’t use bad language and don’t break laws.

7. Browsers. Examples: Google and Bing. Browsers search the websites of the topic you type into it.

8. Safety tips. Make sure no one knows your password so people can’t write stuff on your e-mail or other stuff you have. Say nice things not bad because everything you put on the internet can be found again. Only go to safe websites. Don’t talk to strangers. Ask you parents before going on the internet.

9. What is spam? - Spam is the online spread of messages that people would not normally want.

10. Why is spam such a problem? - Spam is a problem because spam can be dangerous and result in viruses when you answer the message.

11. What should you do if you receive spam? - You should get a firewall or a security system that blocks the spam. You could also report the spam.

13. Reduce the amount of unwanted e-mail.