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For more than ten years, Web Wise Kids - a national non-profit organization - has provided unique and effective resources to equip young people to safely use and enjoy the latest technologies. Our programs prepare kids to be their own first lines of defense so they can confidently explore the best that the Internet has to offer. More than 10 million middle school and high school students from all 50 states have participated in our programs.
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Katie was only 15 when she met 22 year old John in an Internet chat room. It wasn't long before they arranged to meet in person. Her parents, becoming concerned, played one of the Web Wise Kids games with her. Katie soon realized John was not her "boyfriend" but a child predator. Her family notified local police, who discovered John was the primary suspect in the rape of a 13 year old girl. |
Education Challenge Grant: Computer and Video Games for Learning
Win a grant for your school! Calling for lesson plans, submissions and other proposals incorporating existing computer and video games into school curricula. The goal is to harness the excitement and energy of playing video games into positive, measurable outcomes that advance children’s education and learning experiences.
esafoundation.org/challenge-grant.asp
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