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1. GetNetWise

   

   GetNetWise is a US-based public service designed to ensure users enjoy safe, secure and educational experiences online.

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2. e Safety Games

   

   This set of fun, fast games makes it quick and easy for the whole family to test their knowledge of e Safety.

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3. Thinkuknow 11-16s

   

   Young people aged 11-16 can use this site to find out more about having a good experience online and what to do about a bad experience.

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4. Cyber Café

   

   Children aged 8-10 can learn how to stay safe while using email, chat areas, mobiles and other new technologies by visiting the Cyber Café on the Thinkuknow 8-10s website.

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5. Hectors World™

   

   Children aged 5, 6 or 7 can learn all about e Safety through the animated Hector’s World, featured on the Thinkuknow 5-7s website.

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6. Thinkuknow for parents

   

   Thinkuknow helps parents to understand different communications technologies, how children use them, how to minimise the risks and protect children online.

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7. Know IT All for Parents

   

   Childnet’s Know IT All for Parents helps the whole family learn more about using mobile phones and the internet more responsibly and safely.

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8. Dongle the Rabbit

   

   Dongle, the rabbit, stars on the cBBC Stay Safe website and is a fun cartoon character who helps young children learn how to surf safely.

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9. Kidsmart

   

   Kidsmart introduces the SMART rules of online safety and teaches children how to use different technologies more safely - from mobiles to music, from games to social networking. 

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