Authors: Barbara Dafoe Whitehead.
Digital, pages
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Publication Date: 2005-10-21


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Title: Online porn: how do we keep it from our kids?(protect kids)
Author: Barbara Dafoe Whitehead
Publication: Commonweal (Magazine/Journal)
Date: October 21, 2005
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 132 Issue: 18 Page: 6(1)

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Paperback, 30 pages
Publisher: Prim-Ed Publishing
Publication Date: 1998-02

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Publisher: Children's Press (CT)
Publication Date: 1997-10

Authors: Patrick Douglas Crispen.
Spiral-bound, pages
Publisher: Nelson Thornes Ltd
Publication Date: 1996-12


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    Travel through cyberspace and around the world on the information superhighway! This text-workbook based on Patrick Douglas CrispenUs Roadmap Workshop directs users, newbies, and casual sightseers on a tour of the Internet and its many resources. Within a short time, one and all will become familiar with the engines that power the transmission and retrieval of information on the Net....

Authors: Tess Kindig.
Paperback, 144 pages
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Publication Date: 2000-08-01


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Meet Bren

Bren Mickler has fallen in love at first sight! Bren tries everything to catch her dream date - right down to starting an electronic dating service for her friends. She plugs everyone's vital stats into a program she pulled off the Web, and the trouble begins.

One disasterous and often hilarious match leads to another, and Bren finds that her attempts to win love actually keep her from finding it.

Just when Bren thinks she's ruined everything, the timeless message of I Corinthians 13 envelops her heart. And the verses had been there- literally right in front of her face on the TodaysGirls Web site - the whole time! Bren learns the gifts of Godly love and friendship, discovering that "the greatest of these is love."

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Publisher:
Publication Date: 1997


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    CD-ROM for MacIntosh OS / 7.1 or later....

Authors: Deneen Frazier. Barbara Kurshan. Sara Armstrong. John Blackburn.
Paperback, 353 pages
Publisher: Sybex
Publication Date: 1997-10


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    This new edition shows kids how to publish their own Web pages, plus shows where to find and how to play on-line games. "The Internet for Your Kids" makes learning fun, providing projects and exercises that are both entertaining and educational. The book teaches how to use all Internet services, including the Web, FTP, Telnet, Gopher, and more....

    This book shows kids the activities they can do on the Internet and then lets kids practice actually doing them. Like most Internet books for kids, The Internet for Your Kids begins with an overview of the Net, explaining what's available online and what software tools you'll need to take advantage of the resources. Like other such books, it also provides an extensive listing of great online sites suitable for children.

However, what makes this work different is that the authors' approach goes beyond just visiting individual sites. For example, in the section "Making Global Connections," they talk about online sites where kids can find Internet pen pals in foreign countries and where kids can learn about the history of their own and other countries. The authors also put together enjoyable hands-on projects for kids that can be done individually, in groups, or as parent/child activities. Projects focus on a specific subject, such as the social activism project, which shows kids how to pick a topic they care about, find up-to-date information on it, talk to other kids affected by the issue, and write a report or pamphlet on the topic for other kids to read.

Projects have all been kid-tested and revised based on input. The authors describe each project and tell what Internet features will be used, such as the World Wide Web, newsgroups, or mailing lists. The Internet for Your Kids lists excellent sites and resources and, in its appendix, provides an index of outstanding kid-appropriate sites sorted by subject matter....

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Turtleback, pages
Publisher: Demco Media
Publication Date: 2002-02


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    Don't get caught in the web! Kids' Guide to the Internet tells kids how to master the Internet. It guides children ages 8 and up through the fantastic world of ready-to-find information and helps them use it to their advantage for school and entertainment. Stunning graphics and no-fuss text show children how to get connected. More importantly, it instructs the reader on which website has the best information on a huge range of topics, and where to find homework-oriented and information-based sites. Learn how to: Find information and search for data, Communicate via email, Download material, Chat and play games, Create your own site....

Authors: Donald Grant.
Paperback, 24 pages
Publisher: Moonlight Publishing Ltd
Publication Date: 2001-02-17


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    Simply defines the Internet with examples of its uses, such as buying tickets, sending electronic mail, and hearing music....

Authors: Continuing Education Center.
Hardcover, pages
Publisher: McGraw Hill Higher Education
Publication Date: 1982-11-01