Sexts, Texts And Selfies: How To Keep Your Children Safe InThe Digital Space by Susan McLean (9780670077885)

Description - Sexts, Texts And Selfies: How To Keep Your Children Safe InThe Digital Space by Susan McLean

Soon enough, every parent will have to discuss online safety with their children. This book is your salvation. It helps you understand and connect with your child's online world, and guide them safely through it. Widely regarded as Australia's first cyber cop, cyber-safety expert Susan McLean shows you how to - establish good online habits set time restrictions and boundaries identify good apps and bad apps deal with cyber bullying work out who to 'friend' and 'unfriend' manage your child's digital reputation Filled with case studies about what children get up to online and the latest research, Susan's advice is firm but fair. With her clear guidelines, parents can allow their children to embrace and enjoy technology, without the stress or worry. 'Reading McLean's book is at least, in this digital world, one place where parents can seek advice.' The Daily Telegraph

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Book Details

ISBN: 9780670077885
ISBN-10: 0670077887

Format: Paperback / softback
(232mm x 154mm x 20mm)
Pages: 192
Imprint: Viking Australia
Publisher: Penguin Books Australia
Publish Date: 28-May-2014
Country of Publication: Australia

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Author Biography - Susan McLean

Susan McLean is Australia's foremost expert in the area of cyber safety and young people. She was a member of Victoria Police for 27 years and in 1994 took her first report of cyberbulllying involving a group of Year 8 school girls. From this case, she identified the emerging problem of internet harassment. She continued in the police force for many years, researching and training at the highest level internationally, ultimately establishing the organisation's approach to child online safety. Susan has been employed by the AFL and Cricket Australia as well as many other sporting, corporate, medical and government bodies. She has recently been appointed to sit on the newly established Australian Government Online Safety Consultative Working Group.

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