MUST SEE: How to Keep Your Kids Safe in Cyberspace

How much do you know about your teens are doing on-line? How many text messages are they sending and to whom? What’s the safest place for them to be when they are on-line?

Author and cyber-security expert Linda McCarthy talks to Family First Editor-in-Chief Marijo Tinlin about keeping kids safe on-line. She’s the author of a new book called “Own Your Space: Keep Yourself and Your Stuff Safe Online.”

The book is full of really great ideas about apps, websites, how to keep kids safe from cyberbullying and how to keep from being a cyberbully, sexting, and much more. She even gets technical with browser types and operating system specifics that help prevent the dreaded system crash due to your kids’ surfing behavior.

Her book is available for free under the Creative Commons Licensing at www.devry.edu/ownyourspace

Listen to this interview for great ideas.

Marijo Tinlin is the Editor in Chief of Family First, one of the oldest family-oriented websites on the internet. She writes for www.OnTheCulture.com, is the Managing Editor of www.myColoradoview.com and she runs a small business with her husband. She is also the author of the famous book about teaching patriotism to our children called “How to Raise an American Patriot, Making it Okay for Our Kids to Be Proud to Be American.”  It features 13 interviews with patriotic Americans including Ed Meese, Erick Erickson and Jackie Gingrich Cushman. Your signed copy, along with a FREE copy of the Constitution, is available at www.raisinganamericanpatriot.com.