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Process
//**READ THESE DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY!**//

This Internet Safety Webquest covers four very important components of Internet Safety. The four components of this webquest include:
 * 1) Online Privacy and Social Networking Safety
 * 2) Digital Security
 * 3) Copyright Law and Illegal Downloading
 * 4) Cyberbulling

Students will complete the entire Internet Safety Webquest Research Guide (found at the bottom of this page) using the links found on the Internet Safety Links page. After completing the research guide, each student will pick one of the four components and design a poster that communicates the important information people need to know about that component.

Let's begin! Open the Internet Safety WebQuest Research Guide (found at the bottom of this page). The Internet Safety Webquest Research Guide will help direct your research about Internet Safety as you gather the information needed to make your poster!

Complete each section of the Research Guide to help you get a background on each Internet Safety component. Use the links on the Internet Safety Links page to help you find the information you need to complete the Research Guide. Be sure to use several of the websites within a category so you find the most valid and accurate information. You may type directly into the research guide as you do your research. Be sure to save your work!

When you have completed your portion of the Research Guide and your teacher has approved your work, you are ready to begin making your poster. Choose one of the topis you researched, then design a poster that communicates the important information people need to know in order to keep themselves safe on the Internet. Before you begin creating your poster in Glogster, plan your poster by sketching a rough draft of your poster. This may seem silly, but will actually save you time and frustration when during the actual creation process.



Click here to go to the Internet Safety Poster Instructions page to see what you need to do to create your poster.