Any good resources for helping to talk to teenagers about online life?

[OhBuggerandArse]

Particularly Facebook nastinesses and sillinesses, dodgy photos etc? Would be very grateful if anyone's got any recommendations.

[upahill]

These are from the Think u Know campaign. There are a few more and they are really worth watching.

Also go on the Think U know website and also on to the CEOP website. On the CEOP site there is a downloadable 'buttton' that you can attach to your facebook page and it will report bullying. Unfortunatly facebook refuse to put it on as standard to fb and you have to actively search it out yourself.

HTH

[OhBuggerandArse]

Thanks very much indeed!

[upahill]

The third one is really important IMO for teenage girls! A bit creepy but really hammers home the message of staying safe.

[OhBuggerandArse]

Just had a quick look and they do all seem to be orientated towards safety etc - will be helpful, but I'm also after something about kids themselves being dodgy to each other - peer pressure, being disrespectful or cruel, bullying etc. Any more thoughts?

[upahill]

www.childline.org.uk/Explore/Bullying/Pages/CyberBullying.aspx
Maybe this can help?

[upahill]

or this, although they are very simliar?

www.bullying.co.uk/advice/young-people-advice

[OhBuggerandArse]

Great, thanks again!