As a first step, talk to your school principal or teacher-librarian about the school setting up training sessions for parents. These sessions can introduce you to the Internet and be a wonderful learning opportunity for you as parents, especially those of you without online access at home. It is very important for you know what the online world is like. You can become confident using email. You may not have access to a computer at home, but you can visit your local library and seek help from staff there.
Most local libraries have online facilities for the community to use.
Or visit a cyber cafe with your children. You do not need the very latest equipment. Much of the 'pre-loved' technology will be adequate. Define a suitable range of experiences for your children In terms of what the Internet has to offer, work with your children to map out the best and most interesting places for them to visit on the seemingly limitless global online world. Advise them on how to avoid the many tourist traps and to get the most out of travelling through this new, exciting and unfamiliar world.