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June is Internet Safety Month

June is Internet Safey Month, a great time to hold a Delete Day with your students or plan one for back-to-school. What is Delete Day? It's a campaign devoted to ending digital abuse and creating a culture of respect and community on the Web. And it's the brainchild of students from The Mary Louis Academy, a high school in Queens, NY, which held the first Delete Day on May 6.

How Delete Day Works
Students gather together in a computer lab or classroom to do the following:
  • Delete Formspring pages
  • Delete inappropriate pictures or comments from Facebook pages
  • Delete "friends" who are unknown
  • Delete personal information that is dangerous
  • Delete groups that may be hurtful or offensive
  • Create an email address that is appropriate for formal correspondence
Internet Safety "Delete Day Program"
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