You and the Internet
The Harrison Library provides access to the
Internet to respond to the informational and educational needs of library users.
The Internet is a vast unregulated network. It provides access to ideas,
information and images beyond the confines of the Youth Services department
Selection Policy. Because of this access and because Internet sites change
frequently, the library cannot protect users from information and images, which
might be objectionable to some users.
Please Remember!
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These are public computers. If you type
in information about yourself, other computer users will be able to see it.
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It is never safe to talk to
strangers, whether over the internet or in person.
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When you use computers in the Park Branch chatting and e-mail are not
allowed. (You can use
computers with fewer restrictions at the Main Library for $1.00 per
hour per day)
What Can I Do to Be Net-Safe?
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Just as you stay away from strangers on the street, be
careful about strangers on the Internet.
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If anyone uses nasty language or mentions things that make
you uncomfortable, don't respond and log off.
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Never give your real last name, address, or telephone
number to anyone; if someone asks for this information (or for your
password) , don't respond. Log off and tell a trusted adult.
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Never agree to meet with someone you've talked with on the
Internet without asking permission from your parents first.
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There are places on the NET which are for adults only; if
you find yourself in an "adults-only" place, or anywhere you think
you shouldn't be, leave! There are plenty of good "kid places" on
the net.
-- University of Oklahoma
Department of Public Safety "The Police Notebook"
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I have read and understand the safety information on this page,
and agree to follow library rules when using the internet at the library.
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