Links

Below are links to organizations and friends of Leading Hands.

Internet Safety Resources:

  • Federal Trade Commission – Meet Dewey! The government created this website for consumers and businesses as a source of information about computer security and safeguarding personal information.
    http://www.ftc.gov/infosecurity/
  • Cyber Angels
    They help prevent Internet users from becoming the victims of online criminal activity. This is a cyber-stalking help program.
    http://www.cyberangels.org/
  • Net Smartz
    This group teachs children what to watch out for online with fun, interactive games and activities.
    http://www.netsmartz.org/
  • Get Net Wise
    This coalition wants Internet users to only be “one-click away” from the resources they need to make informed decisions about their family’s use of the Internet.
    Note: The information on the site seems a few years out of date.
    http://www.getnetwise.org/
  • Looksmart’s Kids Directory
    This site is Net Nanny which is a search engine that makes it safe to search and use the Internet.
    http://search.netnanny.com
  • The Alliance for Technology Access
    Connecting children and adults with disabilities to technology tools.
    http://www.ataccess.org/

Suggested Internet Safety Books:

  • MySpace Generation by Candice Kelsey
  • The Safe Side – Internet Safety by John Walsh and Angela Shelton

Software to prevent minors from accessing inappropriate materials:

Kid Tracking Software

  • http://www.kidswatch.com/
  • http://www.awarenesstech.com/Monitoring-Software/Parental/
  • http://www.internetsafety.com Safe Eyes

Go Green:

  • Enlightening people about the facts and myths of Kangen alkalized water by use of news articles, videos, and testimonials.
    Throw Back Land

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One Response to “Links”

  1. PaulMulvihill  on May 11th, 2010

    Marc, Here is interesting stuff on how to take CreditCards Via iPhone, iPad, Android (and later Rim).

    Here is an article about it:
    http://phandroid.com/2010/05/11/square-gives-an-easy-method-of-accepting-credit-card-payments-on-the-go/

    The company site is here: https://squareup.com/

    They do take their cut but the individuals who use the free service don’t need a merchant services account. So you sell something out of your house (couch or furniture), one could use square to take payment on the spot and email a receipt.


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