Friday evening I went at the invitation of college GenerationY to inform me of the dangers of Internet on college students.
In good mother family wishing to preserve my GénérationY predators of this world is the Net, so I opened my ears and listened carefully to warnings. Because that's essentially what it was, especially when the speaker began with a thundering
75% of sites on the Internet are pornographic!
and treacherous as some have done on Twitter noticed
that leaves only 25% for sites of neo-Nazi propaganda and indoctrination terrorist:)
I learned that the statement I made with Generation Y was a national trend: Skyblogs abandonment in favor of Facebook ... And little interest in Twitter (old system? said this better for us ;-)
Hadopi The subject obviously was discussed, the council is to move by legal sites to download the plebiscite as "crap" while chowing down on more than 30 seconds of advertising required before you can download legally Lady Gaga (which could be obtained legally at the local library, but i say that nothing I say ... ;-)
And as my colleague pointed out is that the nutritionist college validates the 30s pub mandatory for KFC? (This is very, very long 30s when you can not zap).
I spend on the links given and legal as "Milestones" of the INA, which I believe is only available to teachers? Or "123 people.com" without specifying that the results of this site is absolutely not reliable? I think it is better to stay on the good old method of googling his name to check his e-reputation.
Part Facebook was interesting with a reminder on the privacy settings, a lot of these parents found out these settings. But I think it would have been interesting to note that once these parameters are established, the appeal for parents to keep an eye on their children's FB account becomes almost impossible. Except as has been said to pose as a "friend" ... Wait not after such baseness that your children will devote unlimited confidence and blind!
short that I regret in this presentation is that the emphasis was not placed on dialogue, trust ... I prefer a Generation Y-sensitized and warned that a dictatorial parental control and easily hackable! I feel that same evening a few college students have been entitled to a break anywhere without notice by parents devastated!
should do something about parents and their practice of net
It's good to educate children about the dangers the net but keep in mind that if indeed "our innocent children are angels and do not know how to use the net" they sometimes have things to teach us and it will take more than a dialogue and a few hours before the screen sets Do not be afraid to tell your children:
"Say you to explain how Generation Y is made to create an account on FB?"
(in my case c is she who told me how to use the Itunes library ;-)
And if not for the anecdote Generation Y who were entitled to the same presentation earlier in the day, night after discussion she realized that I still had access to their photo albums on FB as well as the rest of the world! Balance so she locked her account that no one can add as a friend ;-)
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