From Street-Smart to Web-Wise(r)

"In the realm of cybersecurity, where technology, processes, and people all play crucial roles, the human element is often considered the weakest link. This is especially true for children, who are at greater risk due to their limited experience in navigating the digital world. As both a cybersecurity professional and a father of a 16-year-old, I am delighted to see books like this that tackle these vital issues head-on. This invaluable resource empowers educators to create awareness about cyber-safety and cybersecurity among children. It comprehensively covers fundamental topics such as secure passwords, digital footprints, and Personally Identifiable Information (PII), while also addressing emerging challenges like AI and its associated risks. Importantly, it presents all this information in an easy-to-understand way, making it accessible for young audiences."

Mathias Conradt, Principal Solutions Engineer at Snyk, Stuttgart, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

FROM PRIOR BOOKS IN THE SET

"To foster our student's success in a digital era, it's important that we exemplify proper usage ourselves and give them chances to apply character education principles in digital spaces, which now encompass the dynamic landscape of AI. From Street-smart to Web-wise (TM): A Safety
Training Manual Built for Teachers and Designed for Children serves as a resource, offering educators a pathway to integrate these two spheres and facilitate meaningful learning experiences."

- Kristina Lodes, Digital Learning Coach, Saint Louis, Missouri USA

"There are two things that delight me about this book. Firstly, the knowledge, experience, and passion of those who created it. Secondly, the support it gives to educators."

- Wendy Goucher, MSc (Res) FBCS, Cyber Consultant and Author, Scotland, UK

"The lesson plans are creative, thorough, and easy to use without relying on scare tactics or being overly prescriptive."

- John F. Boyce, Head-People Development, AMSOIL, Inc.

"Online safety is one of the top concerns for educators and parents."

- Christine Burke, Elementary School Principal, St. Louis, Missouri USA