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Keep Away
On September 15, 2008 the
Michigan Cyber Safety Initiative came to our school. They talked
about Internet safety. They talked about the three keeps. They were
Keep Safe, Keep Away, Keep Telling. Mike Cox is who put together
this CSI speech. He is the Attorney General of the Michigan CSI.
Thank you for coming and giving that speech to us.
~Jon
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We had a
presentation about Internet Safety. We learned the rules. Then the
lady showed us a video of a kid meeting up with this stranger. He
was chasing the kid everywhere. The kid was really scared. He was
chasing the kid in a truck on the grass. ~Matt
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I learned that somebody
you are talking to can actually be someone you don't even know. Keep
safe means don't tell anyone your password. Don't let anyone know
your name or what you look like. The Internet is the worst place to
talk to someone. ~Ashley
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There are three rules on
Internet Safety. They are Keep Safe, Keep Telling, and Keep Away.
These rules are very important and are rules I learned to keep me
safe on the Internet. ~Braden
There was a movie that
showed us what an Internet predator is. I'm so glad I went to
the presentation. ~Keith
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CSI means Cyber Safety
Initiative. There are three rules to follow. I learned a lot from
CSI. ~Mackenzie
I learned never to send a
picture of your self. Everything I learned is right there in
three rules. ~Caleb
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It was great learning
about Internet Safety. ~Courtney
We learned not to give
out information. We learned to keep away from strangers. ~Miah
Michigan CSI is a Safety
program. Mike Cox ran this program. He is our Attorney General.
~Jarrett
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Mike Cox is our Attorney
General. He went everywhere in Michigan. A girl told us about the
chat room where you can chat on the internet. She told us the three
most important rules. I learned a big lesson about the Internet.
~Alexa
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The most important thing
I learned was to never give out your name, grade, address, phone
number, school and all that information. ~Alyssan
They said anyone you meet
on the Internet is a stranger. The Attorney General said to never
meet someone you met on the Internet face to face. ~Logan
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September 15 we saw a
presentation from Mike Cox and he is the best cop in the state.
I learned to be safe on the Internet. ~Jack
I learned that on the
computer don't talk to about anyone your name, address, phone
number, and not even your school name. ~Keegan
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