Help parents learn what their kids are doing online—and how they can help them use tech safely

While kids scroll through TikTok, post Snapchat stories, and socialize in gaming worlds like Roblox, they’re not thinking about their digital footprint, data privacy, cyberbullying, scams, predators, or other potential dangers. Making sure kids are safe online should be an ongoing conversation at home—but many parents don’t know where to start.

Our Internet safety event, Family Tech Talk, is free for school communities and helps parents learn what their kids are doing online and how to help them do it safely. Hosted by an Internet safety expert, Family Tech Talk is available as an interactive Zoom webinar or in-person event (select cities only). Digital Citizenship Week is Oct. 16, so we encourage you to sign up now to make this important topic a priority in your school community!

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Parents at your school will learn:

What kids are doing online, from social media to online gaming
Best practices to help kids be safe, kind, and respectful online
Ways to manage screen time and devices, including app settings for age-appropriate content, camera and privacy settings, and more
Plus, a Q&A allows parents to ask their own questions and feel supported by other parents

“I found this presentation very informative. I am pretty well-versed in technology, but there were a lot of great ideas about keeping my home network and devices safe that I hadn’t even considered. Highly recommend!” —Brittany Bieghler, PTO president, Tulip Grove Elementary PTO, Hermitage, Tenn.

Family Tech Talk is available in multiple languages and is Title I parent and family engagement approved.

If you have any questions about this free PTO Today program, please reach out—we’re here to help!

Paula Mullen
Vice President, Leader Support Services
PTO Today

This free parent education event for schools is made possible by