For example, the Internet can be used by children as a learning resource for their school projects or hobbies, as a way to make friends and communicate with other children to share their interests, it helps break down communication barriers, it is an all-inclusive medium, no one can be excluded for race, disability or creed. It even goes further by allowing children who cannot leave their home or care centre to be included in other kid's online activities. Like anything else, it is important that children should be shown by their parents and educators how to best use those resources and it is important that children's access should be tailored to their needs by using the right parental controls available. Risks are that children might be tempted to go and look for information that is not appropriate to them, just like when they could be tempted in a library to browse an adult section. Some ISPs have developed parental controls on their server which allows parents to tailor their children's access according to their age and according to their needs.
Parental supervision is very important.
Just as parents teach their children how to answer the door, reply on the phone or cross the street, parents should also teach their kids online behaviour and give them some safety guidance. An internet service provider or ISP is a company which provides its users with the means to access the internet. Some charge a monthly fee subscription while others are free, although users pay phone costs associated with their connection. It is the place you go when you get online. It is a graphical method of exploring the Internet.