Internet Safety for Children : Using Strong Passwords

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One of my favourite websites for Internet Safety is Common Sense Education. There is a lot of videos and resources for young children and plenty of information for parents.

One thing I stumbled across today, was a digital passport task, where students can practice on 6 areas of e-safety.

Here is the link:
https://www.digitalpassport.org/

I made a video for the Password Protect task

Other fun games:

Password Protect (Security)

Twalkers (Multitasking)

Share Jumper (Privacy)

E-volve (Upstander)

Search Shark (Search)

Mix-n-Match (Creative Credit)

Passwords

I am going to focus on strong passwords this week. So, I made a video showing how young students (grades 3-5) can make their passwords more secure.

Of course, Password is not a good password.
Barcelona is not either. That is too easy to guess.
But you could change your Barcelona password to something like B@rCe10nA! That makes it much harder to guess, but easier for the user to remember

So, please let your children do these tasks and have fun.

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