For more information, see the Library Internet Use Guidelines . We encourage parents to teach their children safe behavior on the Internet just as they teach them to deal with the dangers present on the street. Parents can help their children by setting reasonable rules and guidelines for computer use at home and at the library. Child Safety on the Internet has links to sites that provide information about setting appropriate guidelines, and keeping children safe while using the Internet. If you are under 17 years of age, we encourage you to use the Internet responsibly, and in accordance with your family's values and beliefs.
Responsible use means using good judgment and thinking critically.
The America Online search engine links only to sites that are safe for kids. Lots of hobby, education and fun sites. Child Safety on the Internet Information about keeping children safe while using the Internet can be found at these sites. The complete statement of Child Safety on the Information Highway, written by Larry Magid and published jointly by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the Interactive Services Association. Site includes links to helpful information on the topic Child Safety on the Internet Information and links to sites concerned with child safety on the Internet.