online sexual predators

"The power of the internet makes it easy to connect with friends, but it also makes it simple for dangerous strangers to connect with and harm users. 'Online Predators' examines how users can protect themselves from this danger online, including the warning signs to look for"--Provided by publisher.

Simple text and colorful illustrations show how to safely use the Internet and why children should only talk to people they know while online.

A guide for young readers that offers advice on how to stay safe while online, including being careful when chatting online, never answering personal questions, not opening or answering questions from strangers, only visiting chat rooms that have a moderator, and more.

This sensitive yet frank book empowers readers in grades seven to twelve to take on a particularly insidious adversary. Readers will learn to identify, avoid, and repair damage done by a sextortionist by reading about case studies, advice from the FBI and Interpol, and the latest in cybersecurity techniques. Call-outs offer information that is sure to pique the reader s interest and draw connections between technology, people, and security, while the wealth of resources for further study will equip readers with the means to take action. This title reassures victims that they are not alone and points them toward compassionate help.

"Discusses how kids can protect themselves from online predators"--Provided by publisher.

Students are told reasons why they should not give strangers their address or provide it to websites without a parents permission.

When the boy she likes at school disappoints her, fourteen-year-old Thea connects with a fellow player of the online game, Skadi, but although he claims to love her she becomes more and more uncomfortable with him and having to cover up their relationship.

Simple text and colorful illustrations show how to safely use the Internet and why children should only talk to people they know while online.

Chan Shealy, a sixteen-year-old baton-twirler and straight-A student, becomes involved with an internet predator, despite strict parental rules and her own beliefs that she knows how to keep herself safe online.

Collects information and insight for teenagers on the Internet and online predators, providing A to Z entries on blogging, cyber-bullying, parental control, privacy issues, sexual predators online, and related topics, and including a list of hotlines and helpful Web sites.