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Parenting the “NET” Generation: What makes our kids “click”? The answers – well kind of… Ask Me… Homework Let’s review where we were… In OUR day The Places they go and why… Some question s to start… More Questions Presentat ion Intention s Today for our kids Presentation 1 Presentation 2

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Page 1: Parenting the “NET” Generation: What makes our kids “click”? The answers – well kind of… Ask Me… Homework … Let’s review where we were… In OUR day… The

Parenting the “NET” Generation: What makes our kids “click”?

The answers – well kind

of… Ask Me… Homework

Let’s review

where we were… In

OUR day…

The Places

they go and

why…

Some questions to

start…

More Questions…

Presentation Intentions

Today for our

kids

Presentation 1

Presentation 2

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Our First Session•What do we want for our kids?•Questions???•When WE were young…•Our Children’s NEEDS…•Who are these Cyborgs?•Why do they go online?•What are the challenges?•What are the opportunities?•What do we do about it?

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What do we want for our kids?

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Some Questions…

• How many of you have a personal profile online?

• Who has posted videos or pictures of themselves or their family online?

• Who here engages in IM? Texting?

• How many of you have an iPod/iPhone?

• Who plays video games?

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Learning Intentions• To examine our children’s use of

technology • To increase your awareness of the

potential challenges around technology use

• To provide you with support and resources to better understand these issues

• To encourage practical, proactive parenting strategies to maintain connections with your children

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Remember When…• Life was a lot

simpler when we were kids…

Right???

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The World has changed…

• Thomas Friedman “The World is Flat”

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While we were busy growing up…

• The fall of the Berlin Wall, and the rise of the Windows PC

• Wiring – the dot com era

• Outsourcing

• Web 2.0 tools (move from passive retrieval of information to creating and sharing knowledge)

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For our children…•Our children have never not known the Internet•There has always been only one Germany•DNA has always been admissible in court•They are wireless, yet always connected

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•They have outgrown faxing as a means of communication•“Google” has always been a verb•Text messaging is their e-mail•They have rarely mailed anything using a stamp

The 4th Screen

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What are their needs?• Even though the world has changed

dramatically, our kids “needs” remain the same

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Why do they go online/use technology?

What needs does it meet?• Fun• Independence• Communication• Connection• Adventure• Creation• Sense of Belonging• Risk• Being heard• Identity

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The Places They Go?

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Flow Theory - Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

SKILLS

CHALLENGES

Apathy

Worry

Anxiety Arousal

FLOW

Control

RelaxationBoredom

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What do you want for your children…with technology

Safety Balance Healthy screen time

Digital Literacy

Social/Digital ResponsibilityPositive Social Networking Responsible E-

communication

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Possible Questions for me…

• How much technology should I allow my children use?

• What can I do about issues around email; msn; social networking?

• How do I prevent these issues from happening?

• How do I learn more about tech and the issues surrounding it’s use?

• How does this help my parenting?

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Some more questions for YOU…

• Where is/are your computers in your home?

• Do you place limits on your Children’s computer use?

• Who has had a conversation with their child about Internet Safety or Cyberbullying?

• Who here has adopted family expectations for children around online/computer use?

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What are WE going to do about it?• Generate expectations (Proactive)

• Have the conversations and generate ownership

• Prompts (YouTube videos, case-based scenarios, teachable moments)

• Establish a response “plan” (Reactive)

• Be available to “support not punish”

• Preserve your attachment

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Be Involved and connected…• Get online…

• Communicate…

• Share…

• Interact…

• Play games…

• Watch…

• Create…

• Engage…

…with THEM!

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Contact information and Resources

• Dave Sands • [email protected] or

[email protected]

• Site• http://connectandprotect.wikispaces.com/

This is only the beginning…

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Homework…1. Visit my Wiki page and look at 3

different articles/videos.

2. Go online and establish 3 new accounts on web 2.0 tools (e.g. Facebook, Club Penguin, MSN, Youtube, ePets, Twitter, WebKins, etc.).

3. Talk to your child/ren about one or more of these tools.

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Intentions• To examine and engage in our

children’s technology tools• To increase competence around

addressing the potential challenges these tools present

• To provide you with support and resources to better understand these challenges

• To encourage proactive strategies to maintain connections with and guide your children online

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The

• MSN Messenger

• Club Penguin

• Facebook

• Youtube

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MSN Messenger• Instant Messenging (IM)

• Lingo

• Contacts

• History

• Family Live

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Club Penguin• Intro to Social Networking

• Intro to IM (Safe Chat)

• Safety

• Limits

• Parent Controls

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Facebook

• What is a Social Network?• What is a Friend?• Privacy Settings• Applications

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Do’s and Don’ts

DO DON’TUnderstand BanMonitor ControlConnect IgnoreEngage AvoidCommunicate

Disregard

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Contact information and Resources

• Dave Sands • [email protected] or

[email protected]

• Site• http://connectandprotect.wikispaces.com/

This is only the beginning…