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WATCH: Parent's Guide to TikTok Challenges And Trends
TikTok — the social media app featuring user-generated 15-second videos — can be a confusing and scary platform for some parents. Cyberwise hosted a webinar that works as a parent’s guide to TikTok challenges and trends.
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Parents | FTC Consumer Information
The best way to protect your kids online? Talk to them. While kids value the opinions of their peers, most tend to rely on their parents for help on the issues that matter most.
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Cybersecurity for Families: Cyberbullying and Information Sharing
Here are a few things we should all do to protect our kids and our home networks.
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Resources, Access and Internet Use Agreement
In accordance with the mission of the Anchorage School District, staff must use the District’s network and communications resources, along with any associated equipment, in a responsible, ethical, respectful and legal manner.
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Technology & Hardware Online Resources
Find approved devices, apps & online resources or submit a request for new app.
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Email and Student Privacy
Email is an easy way to communicate with students and parents. Prior to sending an email, it’s important to evaluate the risk associated with sending student information and recognizing if it is personally identifiable information (PII). This video walks you through best practices on how to email student information.
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It’s a Good Day to Update All Your Devices. Trust Us. | WIRED
iOS, Windows, and Chrome all have zero-day vulnerabilities that hackers are going after. Now that the fixes are here, you need to install them ASAP.
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Teachers: Top Features for Securing Your Virtual Classrooms & Enhancing Students’ Learning Experiences
We want a positive experience for you and your students on Zoom. Here are a few ways to ensure a secure virtual classroom experience.
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What You Need to Know About COVID-19 Scams
Taking advantage of current events is a common tactic that cybercriminals use to fuel their malicious activities. With the global pandemic of COVID-19 and an overwhelming desire for the most current information, it can be difficult for users to ensure they are clicking on reliable resources. So far, the MS-ISAC has seen malicious activity come through just about every channel: email, social media, text and phone messages, and misleading or malicious websites.
