Here are some of the resources mentioned in the "Internet Safety for Kids" talk:

• www.perverted-justice.com - monitor chat rooms and work with police
• Advanced Research and Intelligence presentation - Data mining training course (unsure if this is still publicly available)
• www.google.com
• www.myfamily.com
• www.zoominfo.com
• www.alltheweb.com
• www.livewwwires.com - Make the MISSING game
• www.netSmartz.org - Videos of victims and their experiences, also "Tracking Teresa"
• www.netalert.net.au - Australian resources for parents and teachers, including family contract
• www.cybersmartkids.com.au - Australian site for kids, teens/young people
• www.packet-level.com/kids - the original presentation, audio and printed versions.

Other related links:

• Australian Federal Police Online Child Sex Exploitation Team
• Australian Communications and Media Authority
• South Australian Criminal Law Consolidation Act 1935 - Plain text (ASCII) (446 KB ) or Rich Text Format (RTF) (2,664 KB )

I'm presenting a talk on Internet Safety for Kids on behalf of UCount Support Services at the Aberfoyle Uniting Church (42 Sunnymeade Dr, Aberfoyle Park) at 8pm on Monday, 4th September.

I've posted a separate list of links to online resources. I'll try to keep that list updated as required.

This would explain why they've also made the release candidate of the .NET Framework 3.0 available too!

• Microsoft Pre-Release Software Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 - Release Candidate
• Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005 Extensions for Windows® Workflow Foundation Release Candidate 5

"Efficient CPU profiler for hunting down performance bottlenecks in your .NET applications" - as recommended by the Joy of Code.

Some useful best practices for making JavaScript work well in IE (and most likely in other browsers too)