- History Online Pornography
- 1988 "Transmitting porn across the Internet was in violation of NSF and Federal Appropriate Use Policies, but was quite popular when it uploaded, usually in a hidden location. We had to police it because we did not want to be written up about federal dollars being used to transport porn (and possibly have federal funds cut off because of it). Our international links were quite modest, and anytime they redlined, porn was often to blame." [Medin Slide 10]
- Students / Children have first amendment rights
- Risks
- Solutions
- General: There is no silver bullet solution
- Education
- Digital Literacy / Media Literacy
- Foster culture responsibility
- Messaging should be integrated into curriculum and not a stand alone one time effort
- General
- Message move away from scare tactics to empowerment
- Fear scares everyone and helps no one
- Government
- Need one stop shopping for information (Byron Report)
- Mobile Net & Kids
- [Tags: Wireless, Child Privacy, First Amendment, Advertising, Age Verification, Service Providers]
- Potential for smart devices / tablets to replace school books.
- Kids have and are using the devices (whether we like it or not). Question is whether we incorporate this into the academic space
- School officials who take the lead on the use of technology are sticking their neck out when things go wrong.
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