New Internet Safety Video Launched

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Ottawa — Friday, June 22, 2007 — Three new videos aimed at teaching kids how to stay safe on line will be posted over the next few weeks on the Internet 101 website. The first video in the series, “Basic Internet Rules to Keep you Safe”, launches today while the other two will be on-line by the end of July.
Internet 101 is a “safe-surfing” initiative of local police forces in the National Capital Region and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), in partnership with Industry Canada's CyberWise.ca, and the Mounted Police Foundation.
The goal of Internet 101 and CyberWise.ca is to provide a safe and positive experience for families who use the Internet.
Last February, Kit101: An Educator's Guide to Internet Safety was launched in Gatineau, Quebec and since that time has been promoted across the country. The toolkit is a valuable resource that educators can use to make their communities safer for youth. The safety videos are a key part of the toolkit and a main feature on the Internet 101 website.
For more information about Internet 101, or to watch the new video, please visit: www.internet101.ca.
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For more information:
Sergent Monique Beauchamp
Ottawa RCMP
613-993-8820
Internet 101,
RCMP
info@internet101.ca
www.internet101.ca

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