This is most likely way off topic but I don't know of a better forum to post something like this. If you think this is way off topic then just email me directly ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). I''ll repent and take this subject off-line with who ever would like to chat about it.

I have been asked to give a fireside talk to educate parents on what they should know about the Internet and how to protect their children. I am sure this group has lots of good ideas, web links, and maybe even a presentation they gave on a similar subject they would like to share. I would especially like to hear about Windows based solutions and ideas because for me and my house, we run Macs. In fact, I have been pretty much Windows free for about 7 years. I do use Parallels Desktop for the Mac to run PAF (since it only comes in the Windows flavor).
I would especially like to hear about:

   * Inexpensive software solutions for parental control and content
   filtering.  FYI, for the Mac I personally recommend Mac Minder
(http://www.lumacode.com/macminder/) for general parental control. From what I understand, all the parental control features of Mac
   Minder will be included with the next release of Mac OS X.   For
   content filtering I have used Content Barrier from Intego
   (http://www.intego.com/contentbarrier/) but mainly rely on
   DansGuardian running on my BSD-based firewall.  Of course,
   installing and configuring DansGuardian is beyond the capibility of
   the average parent.

   * Configuration options in Windows for parental control.  From what
   I understand Microsoft has added some parental control features to
   their new OS, similar to what Mac OS X has now.

   * Ideas for keeping your kids and teens "safe" on the Internet.

   * Talks given on this subject especially those from LDS sources.

   * If your ward or stake has given firesides or talks about this
   subject.   What did they talk about?

   * Experiences with consumer (home) products such as routers or
   gateways that include content filtering.

   * Web links to sites that have good ideas for the average parent.


Thanks in advance,

-stacey.



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