• Common Sense Media
• Faux Paw the Techno Cat
  
• iSafe
• Provides complete materials for eRate compliance including the iLearn and iMentor programs.
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Sites for Parents

• FBI Parent’s Guide to Internet Safety   
• Common Sense Media 
• CyberAngels from Time Warner Cable
• GetNetWise Safety Guide
  
• iSafe Parents Page
• Ohio Attorney General Internet Safety Toolkit
• Safekids.com 
• Family Safety from Microsoft
• NetSmartz
• Parents Guide to Internet Safety from about.com
• Get Game Smart 
• Facebook for Parents 
• Family Online Safety Institute 
• Facebook Privacy Settings
  Federal Trade Commission offers Internet safety publication for parents The Internet offers many educational tools for students, yet there are certain risks for children, including inappropriate conduct, contact and content. The Federal Trade Commission’s NET CETERA, Chatting with Kids About Being Online publication can help parents teach their children how to traverse the Internet more safely. To order free copies of this booklet for parents or for use in classrooms, visit bulkorder.ftc.gov. 

• Stop CyberBullying
• Cyberbullying curriculum for grades 6 through 12 
• National Youth Violence Prevention Resource Center
• Cyberbullying Tips from Common Sense Media
  
• Common Sense -- cyber bullying resources
• Cyberbullying: Not Just Name Calling

• CheckIM Statistics 
• PEW Internet Project
  

• Kathy Schrock's Intellectual Property Collection

• Don't Copy That 2
• Teaching Copyright
• B4UCopy for Grades 3-8B4UCopy for Grades 9-12 Super from the Business Software Alliance
• Copyright Alliance Lesson Plans
• Electronic Frontier Foundation "Teaching Copyright"
• Copyright Kids  Great site to teach kids about copyright. 
• Copyright Awareness Week March 6-10, includes lesson plan materials

• Copyright Quiz    
• Elementary Copyright  
• What Do You Mean COPYRIGHT Does Not Mean I Have the Right to Copy?
• Copyright and Fair Use in the Classroom, on the Internet, and the World Wide Web 
• The Educators Guide to Fair Use and Copyright
• Copyright Crash Course
• Copyright Law and Fair Use  
• Copyright Website examples of audio and visual copyright here 
• Creative Thinking from Northern Kentucky University Middle school through university
• 10 Big Myths
• Copyright Permission Letter   
• PBS Teacher Source Copyright 
• A Visit to Copyright Bay
• What Is Copyright Protection?
• Copyright and K-12: Who Pays in the Network Era?
• The Code of Academic Integrity and Acknowledging the Work of Others pdf of Cornell University expectations
• Copyright in the Classroom: A Workshop for Educators
• Copyright and Fair Use
• Improving on the Original Lesson Plan
• The Copyright Site
• THE CREATIVE COMMONS WEB SITE Includes videos, FAQ, tools, tutorials, and links to CC divisions including ccLearn.
• CREATIVE COMMONS AND OPEN CONTENT: WHAT K-12 SCHOOLS NEED TO KNOW A ten-page article from the 2008 CoSN Compendium.
• K12 OPEN ED A wiki and blog by Karen Fasimpaur of K12 Handhelds.
• CREATIVE COMMONS IN K-12 EDUCATION An introduction by Wes Frye
• Sharing Creative Works a comic book from Creative Commons.

• BibMe 
• Ultimate Guide for MLA, APA, Chicago and CS
• Citation Machine 
• OttoBib
• Easy Bib
• Noodle Tools 
• Classroom Connect’s Citing Resources 
• CyberBee  
• Citing Sources 
• APA Style
• MLA Style
• APA
• Using APA Style
• Using MLA Format
• Online! A Reference Guide to Using Internet Sources  

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