[Updated January 12, 2006 - revised version of ISK book and slides - view revision history.]
Click HERE for information about the ISK Program.

	Download the Internet Safety for Kids Book! [Last revised January 12, 2006] This book includes all the information in the Internet Safety for Kids online course and more! We added more case information, details on grooming and sample predatory chat sessions. Read in stand-alone format or use as an instructor guide. Click here to download the updated PPT slide set that matches the book. Click here to download the handouts (slides 6-up) for this book. Click here to download the latest Resource List. Regionalized Versions of Material Canadian-specific version of PPT slide set (Canadian laws/resources) Canadian-specific resources
	Take the "Internet Safety for Kids" Class Online! We have added details from our chat room sessions, information on monitoring/blocking software, additional advice for parents and a definition of who is most "at risk." You may freely distribute this course. All Elements Listed Below (ZIP format) 15 Mb Audio Internet Safety Course (Windows Media Format - 16 Mb); 54 minutes Course Handouts (PDF format) Link List (PDF format) Course Survey (PDF format)
	Teach the "Internet Safety for Kids" Class in Your Area Would you like to present this course to your local school, community center, scout meeting or other venue? We have put together a resource packet that include the slides, a Train-the-Leader audio course, instructor guide and all the supporting materials. No copyright to worry about - simply download and use the elements desired - feel free to customize the course materials to match your audience. Thank you for spreading the word. (Questions? Email kids@packet-level.com.) All Train-the-Leader Resources (listed below) (ZIP format) 20 Mb Train-the-Leader (TTL) Audio Course (WMF - 6 Mb); 17 minutes Audio Internet Safety Course (Windows Media Format - 16 Mb); 54 minutes PowerPoint Slide Set (PPT format) Instructor Guide (PDF format) Course Handouts (PDF format) Link List (PDF format) Invitation Flyer (DOC format) Course Survey (PDF format)

If you have any questions/comments, please feel free to contact us at kids@packet-level.com.

Links [Edited 5/15/05] - more to come (download the Master Resource List)
iSafe Organzation <www.isafe.org>
Keene Police Department Internet Crimes Against Children Project <www.ci.keene.nh.us/police/task_force.htm>
-- Various documents written by Detective James McLaughlin
LiveWires Design <www.livewwwires.com>
-- Makers of the Missing Game
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children <www.ncmec.org>
NetSmartz (Sponsored by the NCMEC) <www.netsmartz.org>
-- We recommend: Amy's Choice, Tracking Teresa and Julie's Journey
Web Wise Kids <www.webwisekids.com>

How to Help
This project is focused on supporting leaders who will present courses on the topic of Internet safety to parents, teachers and anyone else who may be able to help education kids/youths regionally. Above you will find all the information you need to teach this course using the Train-the-Leader resources.

---Recommended First Steps to Getting Involved
1. Review the Internet Safety for Children audio presentation (ISK-A-v1-1.WMV).
2. Check out each of the links listed in the Resources Slides (ISK-Links.PDF).
3. Talk with your local schools, churches, community centers to arrange a presentation.
4. Soon: We should have the video of the master presentation for you to view/practice with.
5. Make the presentation - try to obtain some feedback and contact information from attendees (ISP-Survey.PDF).
6. Follow-up with attendees to see if they have used your presentation or have additional feedback.
7. Please provide us with that information (kids@packet-level.com) so we know how this program is working.

What We're Working On...
How They Work: Chat Rooms (PPT + Video)
How They Work: Site Blockers, Host Monitors, Keyloggers (PPT + Video)
Printable Bookmarks (Internet Safety; Advice for Parents; Resource List, etc.)
ScreenSaver: Internet Safety Rules
Desktop Image: Internet Safety Rules
Basic Windows Forensics (PPT + Video)
Predator Profiles (PPT + Video)
Technophilia In-Depth (PPT + Video)
Sting Operations
... are there other things we should be finding/working on?