Reader Survey/Fall 2001 Dear Readers: Welcome to our third-annual reader survey! Your perspectives are important. The simple fact that you subscribe to a newsletter about online kids means you're among the most Net-literate parents in the world, and we learn a lot from your survey responses. Your responses also help us improve funding for this free, nonprofit service. Thank you for your time and thoughtfulness. [Important note: Don't hit "Enter" or "Return" until you've finished the survey - if you do, you're telling the server you've completed all the questions.] Consistent with our Privacy Policy: The information you send us will only be used in aggregate for the above purposes. We are not gathering, and will not sell, personal data on anyone! Once we've compiled the results we'll summarize and publish the findings for you. 1. Are you a mom, dad, grandparent or other relative? 2. Is your interest in online news for parental and/or professional reasons? 3. Please tell us your occupation: 4. What state or province do you live in? (Country, too, please, if you're outside North America.) 5. How many computers do you have in your house? 6. How many of the computers are online , and how do you connect? America Online Other Internet service provider (pls specify which...) 7. What kind of Internet connection does your household have? Dial-up (28.8 or 56k modem) High-speed connection (DSL or cable modem) We're not connected at home. 8. How many years and/or months has your family been online? 9. How many children are online in your house? Number of girls: Their ages are: Number of boys: Their ages are: 10. During leisure time, what are your kids' favorite online activities? (With a "1" for the favorite, pls rank by number each activity s/he engages in.) Instant-messaging Chat rooms Email Online games Online diary/journal Maintaining his/her own Web site Window-shopping/product info-gathering General surfing Other (pls specify...) 11. Approximately how much time does each of your children spend online per week (e.g., older boy, 6 hrs; little sister, 2 hrs)? 12. Does your family use... (pls check any/all online-safety tools you use.... Parental guidance only (family rules, random checks, etc.) Filtering/blocking software Monitoring software Time-out software Filtering service by an Internet service provider. Kids' Web browser AOL parental controls 13. Do you have family online-safety rules or a family policy on using the Net? No Yes 14. What are your Top 3 rules for kids' safe/constructive Internet use? 15. Does your child(ren) have his/her own email or instant-messaging account? No Yes. If yes, is s/he required to give you the password(s) for the account(s)? No Yes 16. Do you have any concerns, comments, or even family rules about kids instant-messaging (IM) that you'd care to share? 17. Do you feel CIPA - the US law requiring schools (receiving federal subsidies) to install filtering on connected computers - is adequate for children's safe/constructive use of the Net in school? No Yes Pls tell us why or why not. 18. Do you feel your child has more online freedom at home or at school? Home School 19. Parents or teachers: Do you feel your school is taking adequate measures to protect kids online? Yes No. If your answer is no, pls tell us what additional measures the school should take. 20. How can we improve the newsletter for you? Your email address (optional): Thanks again. Sincerely, Net Family News HOME | newsletter | subscribe | links | supporters | about | feedback Copyright 2001 Net Family News, Inc. | Our Privacy Policy
Dear Readers: Welcome to our third-annual reader survey! Your perspectives are important. The simple fact that you subscribe to a newsletter about online kids means you're among the most Net-literate parents in the world, and we learn a lot from your survey responses. Your responses also help us improve funding for this free, nonprofit service. Thank you for your time and thoughtfulness. [Important note: Don't hit "Enter" or "Return" until you've finished the survey - if you do, you're telling the server you've completed all the questions.] Consistent with our Privacy Policy: The information you send us will only be used in aggregate for the above purposes. We are not gathering, and will not sell, personal data on anyone! Once we've compiled the results we'll summarize and publish the findings for you. 1. Are you a mom, dad, grandparent or other relative? 2. Is your interest in online news for parental and/or professional reasons? 3. Please tell us your occupation: 4. What state or province do you live in? (Country, too, please, if you're outside North America.) 5. How many computers do you have in your house? 6. How many of the computers are online , and how do you connect? America Online Other Internet service provider (pls specify which...) 7. What kind of Internet connection does your household have? Dial-up (28.8 or 56k modem) High-speed connection (DSL or cable modem) We're not connected at home. 8. How many years and/or months has your family been online? 9. How many children are online in your house? Number of girls: Their ages are: Number of boys: Their ages are: 10. During leisure time, what are your kids' favorite online activities? (With a "1" for the favorite, pls rank by number each activity s/he engages in.) Instant-messaging Chat rooms Email Online games Online diary/journal Maintaining his/her own Web site Window-shopping/product info-gathering General surfing Other (pls specify...) 11. Approximately how much time does each of your children spend online per week (e.g., older boy, 6 hrs; little sister, 2 hrs)? 12. Does your family use... (pls check any/all online-safety tools you use.... Parental guidance only (family rules, random checks, etc.) Filtering/blocking software Monitoring software Time-out software Filtering service by an Internet service provider. Kids' Web browser AOL parental controls 13. Do you have family online-safety rules or a family policy on using the Net? No Yes 14. What are your Top 3 rules for kids' safe/constructive Internet use? 15. Does your child(ren) have his/her own email or instant-messaging account? No Yes. If yes, is s/he required to give you the password(s) for the account(s)? No Yes 16. Do you have any concerns, comments, or even family rules about kids instant-messaging (IM) that you'd care to share? 17. Do you feel CIPA - the US law requiring schools (receiving federal subsidies) to install filtering on connected computers - is adequate for children's safe/constructive use of the Net in school? No Yes Pls tell us why or why not. 18. Do you feel your child has more online freedom at home or at school? Home School 19. Parents or teachers: Do you feel your school is taking adequate measures to protect kids online? Yes No. If your answer is no, pls tell us what additional measures the school should take. 20. How can we improve the newsletter for you? Your email address (optional): Thanks again. Sincerely, Net Family News HOME | newsletter | subscribe | links | supporters | about | feedback Copyright 2001 Net Family News, Inc. | Our Privacy Policy
Dear Readers:
Welcome to our third-annual reader survey! Your perspectives are important. The simple fact that you subscribe to a newsletter about online kids means you're among the most Net-literate parents in the world, and we learn a lot from your survey responses. Your responses also help us improve funding for this free, nonprofit service. Thank you for your time and thoughtfulness.
[Important note: Don't hit "Enter" or "Return" until you've finished the survey - if you do, you're telling the server you've completed all the questions.] Consistent with our Privacy Policy: The information you send us will only be used in aggregate for the above purposes. We are not gathering, and will not sell, personal data on anyone! Once we've compiled the results we'll summarize and publish the findings for you.
Consistent with our Privacy Policy: The information you send us will only be used in aggregate for the above purposes. We are not gathering, and will not sell, personal data on anyone! Once we've compiled the results we'll summarize and publish the findings for you.
1. Are you a mom, dad, grandparent or other relative?
2. Is your interest in online news for parental and/or professional reasons?
3. Please tell us your occupation:
4. What state or province do you live in? (Country, too, please, if you're outside North America.)
5. How many computers do you have in your house?
6. How many of the computers are online , and how do you connect? America Online Other Internet service provider (pls specify which...)
7. What kind of Internet connection does your household have? Dial-up (28.8 or 56k modem) High-speed connection (DSL or cable modem) We're not connected at home.
8. How many years and/or months has your family been online?
9. How many children are online in your house? Number of girls: Their ages are: Number of boys: Their ages are:
10. During leisure time, what are your kids' favorite online activities? (With a "1" for the favorite, pls rank by number each activity s/he engages in.) Instant-messaging Chat rooms Email Online games Online diary/journal Maintaining his/her own Web site Window-shopping/product info-gathering General surfing Other (pls specify...)
11. Approximately how much time does each of your children spend online per week (e.g., older boy, 6 hrs; little sister, 2 hrs)?
12. Does your family use... (pls check any/all online-safety tools you use.... Parental guidance only (family rules, random checks, etc.) Filtering/blocking software Monitoring software Time-out software Filtering service by an Internet service provider. Kids' Web browser AOL parental controls
13. Do you have family online-safety rules or a family policy on using the Net? No Yes
14. What are your Top 3 rules for kids' safe/constructive Internet use?
15. Does your child(ren) have his/her own email or instant-messaging account? No Yes. If yes, is s/he required to give you the password(s) for the account(s)? No Yes
16. Do you have any concerns, comments, or even family rules about kids instant-messaging (IM) that you'd care to share?
17. Do you feel CIPA - the US law requiring schools (receiving federal subsidies) to install filtering on connected computers - is adequate for children's safe/constructive use of the Net in school? No Yes Pls tell us why or why not.
18. Do you feel your child has more online freedom at home or at school? Home School
19. Parents or teachers: Do you feel your school is taking adequate measures to protect kids online? Yes No. If your answer is no, pls tell us what additional measures the school should take.
20. How can we improve the newsletter for you?
Your email address (optional):
Thanks again. Sincerely,
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