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 "To Download" is the process of transferring a copy of a file from a remote computer to your computer. There are a few methods of doing this on the Internet: HTTP, FTP and e-mail attachments are the most common.
 A user may also "download" images from an external device (digital/video camera, USB, SD Card, etc.) via a direct connection (cable/adapter or computer port) rather than through online network connectivity (remote connection).
 The term "download" comes from early satellite communication where information was received "down" from satellites in low-earth orbit.
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 "Uploading" a computer file is the process of transferring that file (document, picture, program, etc.) from the local device to a remote server computer to be accessed and downloaded by other devices and users remotely. All websites and webpages are actually computer file codes "uploaded" to a dedicated network-connected server computer to store that webpage information to be retrieved by every device worldwide to connect to that server computer and navigate the code information uploaded in that webpage file. Your local computer accesses and temporarily downloads the information to display the webpage for you.
 Cloud (remote) storage programs use dedicated computer farms known as "data servers" to store all of the data uploaded to "the cloud". Each digital piece of information requires storage in a physical location that is often secret for privacy reasons. Some examples of cloud services are: Google Drive, Dropbox, iCloud, Microsoft Cloud, Amazon Web Services.
 The term "upload" derives from early satellite communication where information was transmitted "up" to satellites in low-earth orbit.
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 Electronic Mail or e-mail (culturally written as "email") is the process of sending computer code directly to another user in telecommunication. A concept derived from hand-written messages on paper and delivered by a messenger service, email is the digital delivery of a specific message directly to another person.
 Standard email requires a network-connected device (computer/mobile phone), access to email software (either an application or webpage on a web browser), an account with an email client through an Internet Service Provider (ISP), and a network modem to connect to the Internet (and a wireless router to remotely connect to a modem).
 Most email is primarily text-based, however development of this technology has allowed for other files such as graphic images, web links, and GIFs within the email and other computer files (images, documents, programs, audio, etc) as attachments.
 The composition of an email address is the account name connected to a specific domain. In "webmaster@pathfindersonline.org", a email file is sent to the website domain (www.pathfindersonline.org) and then distributed to the account holder within that domain (webmaster). The email address can be imagined similar to a physical address for the Amazon delivery driver to find your house to properly deliver your package (or USPS your mail!). The computer interprets "webmaster@pathfindersonline.org" to route the data written in an email using specific protocols to reach the intended recipient in a semi-secure manner. All data sent over the Internet can be monitored and viewed, however the average user is unable to track this data. Some companies have developed services that make the data traffic in email and other web browsing more secure by disguising the transfer of information to be less visible to others.
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 ;Trojan: A Trojan is a malicious computer program that is disguised as a harmless software application that is used to gain access to the information on the local computer. Information gathered is often transmitted to the author of the software and sold to other companies or held at ransom.
 : This is named from a story in Greek mythology where a Greek army was unable to enter the Greek city of Troy in the Trojan war. The opposing army constructed a large wooden horse with hidden warriors inside. With the opposing army gone, the people and army of Troy brought the wooden horse inside the city gates. During the night, the warriors snuck out of the horse inside the city walls and conquered the city with little resistance. The wooden horse has since been called the "Trojan Horse".
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 ;Webmail: Webmail is a web application that allows users to read and write e-mail only using a web browser. Mail data is not usually downloaded and requires an active internet connection.
 :Examples: Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo Mail, Webmail from a domain host (DreamHost, GoDaddy, Hover, etc) when accessed from a web browser.
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 ;POP3 mail: Post Office Protocol 3 is a simple protocol that provides a standardized way for users to access a message on a server, the download email messages to their computers, and delete the message from the server. This was developed and utilized when users had temporary internet connectivity (dial-up, using the hardwired phone line) and did not have constant network connectivity. This allowed users to still view the messages when no longer "online".
 :In an "always-connected" era, most applications of this protocol are no longer necessary as most email is webmail or IMAP. However, an email provider could allow users to utilize this protocol, though access and "updating" will only happen on one device, and regularly deleting incoming emails from the server and storing those files on the local computer. Sometimes POP3 and IMAP are integrated together for a better experience and updating messages. This is used typically as a program installed on your device.
 :Examples: Outlook, Eudora, Mozilla Thunderbird, Apple Mail or an email provided by an ISP (Internet Service Provider; AOL, Spectrum, X-Finity, AT&T, etc.) that stores the messages on your computer.
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 ;IMAP: "Internet Message Access Protocol" is a method of distributing email data by storing email message data on a server that you access through a network data connection. If you have linked your email to a email client program or application like Mail, Apple Mail on your phone or computer, you have most likely incorporated IMAP to access your email. These messages are not stored locally on the device but are always connected to the server to receive message information (though if there was a network outage, some message data like the sender, title, and/or summary may be saved using POP3 but not the entire message).
 :The main advantage of IMAP is that you are able to access your email from multiple devices and have the most current information available on your email. Nearly all common email services utilize IMAP for displaying email in connected mail applications.
 :Examples: Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Hotmail, Outlook, AOL
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 A Web Browser is a computer program or application used to view, download, upload, "surf", or otherwise access documents (pages) on the World Wide Web. Browsers can be text-based, meaning they do not show graphics or images, but most however are text and graphical based. Browsers read or coded or "marked up" pages (usually HTML but not always) that reside on servers, interprets the coding, and displays or "renders" the webpage for the user to view.
 Examples: Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Apple Safari
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 Internet search engines (e.g. Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo) help users find web pages based on a search query. The search engines maintain databases of web sites and use programs (often referred to as "spiders" or "bots") to collect information, which is then indexed by the search engine and displayed when keywords are used. Some websites organize a directory of websites organized into a list that can be searched (E.g. Yahoo!).
 Search data can be used by search engines to sell information to advertisers for "targeted ads" based on a user's search history and website usage (Website cookies).
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 A computer program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected. Such tools should be included as part of the computing systems environment that the web services are delivered from. Examples include Norton Antivirus, McAfee Antivirus, Trendmicro Antivirus. Online FREE antivirus tools includes Trendmicro's Housecall, and freea-v.com. Use caution when using antivirus software as not every software is 100% effective or trusted. Do research for using any antivirus software.
 Also, having Antivirus Software is not perfect protection, still use safe internet habits when browsing the web.
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 Instead of printing, have the Pathfinder do the tasks in front of the instructor or open the websites in different browser tabs (right click a link and select "open page in another tab").
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 ===Dealing with pornography and sensitive materials online:===
-With just a few clicks, pornographic materials (either images or text) can be found by anyone online. The average of first exposure to pornography is age 8, often introduced by a friend or classmate "hey, check this out". Border-line pornographic and sensual material is found across all media and is impossible to avoid near-nude sexualized pictures of men or women. It is not possible to protect children from ever seeing something semi- or full-pornogrpahic material, but adults can have an age-appropriate conversations (YES, plural!) about sexuality, harmful material like pornography, and what to do when the child encounters something pornographic. (Remember, it's not ''if'' but ''when''.) God made the human body beautiful and to be observed and enjoyed in specific contexts of a monogamous heterosexual marriage relationship. Great harm can come from regularly consuming pornography psychologically (low self-esteem, self confidence, shame, guilt, idealizing, addiction, objectification of others), relationally (negative view of self, violent view of sex, submissive to a partner the point of pain, wrong idea about purpose of sex and fulfillment, unable to be aroused or climax with a live partner, difficulty communicating, objectification of self or partner), and spiritually (outside of God's ideal for those in relationship with Him).
+With just a few clicks, pornographic materials (either images or text) can be found by anyone online. The average of first exposure to pornography is age 8 to 11, often introduced by a friend or classmate "hey, check this out". Border-line pornographic and sensual material is found across all media and is impossible to avoid near-nude sexualized pictures of men or women. It is not possible to protect children from ever seeing something semi- or full-pornogrpahic material, but adults can have an age-appropriate conversations (YES, plural!) about sexuality, harmful material like pornography, and what to do when the child encounters something pornographic. (Remember, it's not ''if'' but ''when''.) God made the human body beautiful and to be observed and enjoyed in specific contexts of a monogamous heterosexual marriage relationship. Great harm can come from regularly consuming pornography psychologically (low self-esteem, self confidence, shame, guilt, idealizing, addiction, objectification of others), relationally (negative view of self, violent view of sex, submissive to a partner the point of pain, wrong idea about purpose of sex and fulfillment, unable to be aroused or climax with a live partner, difficulty communicating, objectification of self or partner), and spiritually (outside of God's ideal for those in relationship with Him).
 With all of these harmful aspects of consuming pornography, it is '''''our responsibility''''' as parents and Pathfinder leaders to help teach positive interactions regarding sexuality and safety regarding pornography. It is more important to have an open dialogue to teach healthy discussion about sexuality with a child than for you to feel comfortable not talking about sexuality. Philippians 4:8 is helpful when talking in a general sense, but children and younger teens are not developed enough cognitively to be able to decipher what to do if he/she sees pornographic material.

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 A computer program designed to detect and respond to malicious software, such as viruses and worms. Responses may include blocking user access to infected files, cleaning infected files or systems, or informing the user that an infected program was detected. Such tools should be included as part of the computing systems environment that the web services are delivered from. Examples include Norton Antivirus, McAfee Antivirus, Trendmicro Antivirus. Online FREE antivirus tools includes Trendmicro's Housecall, and freea-v.com. Use caution when using antivirus software as not every software is 100% effective or trusted. Do research for using any antivirus software.
-Also, having Antivirus Software is not perfect perfection, still use safe internet habits when browsing the web.
+Also, having Antivirus Software is not perfect protection, still use safe internet habits when browsing the web.
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-A system designed to prevent unauthorized access to or from a private network. Firewalls can be implemented in both hardware and software, or a combination of both. Firewalls are frequently used to prevent unauthorized Internet users from accessing private networks connected to the Internet, especially intranets. All messages entering or leaving the intranet pass through the firewall, which examines each message and blocks those that do not meet the specified security criteria.
+A system designed to prevent unauthorized access to or from a private network. Firewalls can be implemented in both hardware and software, or a combination of both. Firewalls are frequently used to prevent unauthorized Internet users from accessing private networks connected to the Internet, especially intranets. All messages entering or leaving the Internet pass through the firewall, which examines each message and blocks those that do not meet the specified security criteria.
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-Or open an email to read.
+Or open an email to read as your email is likely a webmail or IMAP, not POP3.
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-Only open safe documents!! Maybe have a parent send a picture.
+Only open safe documents!! Have the instructor/leader/parent send an email with a picture for the Pathfinder to download and open.
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 ;Trojan: A Trojan is a malicious computer program that is disguised as a harmless software application that is used to gain access to the information on the local computer. Information gathered is often transmitted to the author of the software and sold to other companies or held at ransom.
-This is named from a story in Greek mythology where a Greek army was unable to enter the Greek city of Troy in the Trojan war. The opposing army constructed a large wooden horse with hidden warriors inside. With the opposing army gone, the people and army of Troy brought the wooden horse inside the city gates. During the night, the warriors snuck out of the horse inside the city walls and conquered the city with little resistance. The wooden horse has since been called the "Trojan Horse".
+: This is named from a story in Greek mythology where a Greek army was unable to enter the Greek city of Troy in the Trojan war. The opposing army constructed a large wooden horse with hidden warriors inside. With the opposing army gone, the people and army of Troy brought the wooden horse inside the city gates. During the night, the warriors snuck out of the horse inside the city walls and conquered the city with little resistance. The wooden horse has since been called the "Trojan Horse".
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-;Suggestions: * Church Homepage
+;Suggestions
 * Search Engine (not the browser default page!)
 * A sports website
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-* Bible Gateway
+* [http://www.biblegateway.com Bible Gateway]
-* Bible.com (YouVersion)
+* [http://www.bible.com Bible.com] (YouVersion)
-* Blue Letter Bible
+* [http://www.bluletterbible.org Blue Letter Bible]
-* Bible Arc
+* [http://www.biblearc.com Bible Arc]
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 =='''Other helpful information:'''==
 ===Learn how to protect your data online.===
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 * Use "safe" or "private" mode on a web browser to not save any login information or website data (cookies, history).
 * Do not download or share copyrighted materials like movies, books, pictures (often include viruses).
 ===Learn about good password habits:===
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 ===Dealing with pornography and sensitive materials online:===
-With just a few clicks, pornographic materials (either images or text) can be found by anyone online. The average of first exposure to pornography is age 8, often introduced by a friend or classmate "hey, check this out". Border-line pornographic and sensual material is found across all media and is impossible to avoid near-nude sexualized pictures of men or women. It is not possible to protect children from ever seeing something semi- or full-pornogrpahic material, but adults can have an age-appropriate conversations (YES, plural!) about sexuality, harmful material like pornography, and what to do when the child encounters something pornographic. (Remember, it's not ''if'' but ''when''.) God made the human body beautiful and to be observed and enjoyed in specific contexts of a monogamous heterosexual marriage relationship. Great harm can come from regularly consuming pornography psychologically (low self-esteem, self confidence, shame, guilt, idealizing, addiction, objectification of others), relationally (negative view of self, violent view of sex, submissive to a partner the point of pain, wrong idea about purpose of sex and fulfillment, unable to be aroused or climax with a live partner, difficulty communicating, objectification of self or partner), and spiritually (outside of God's ideal for those in relationship with Him). With all of these harmful aspects of consuming pornography, it is '''''our responsibility''''' as parents and Pathfinder leaders to help teach positive interactions regarding sexuality and safety regarding pornography. It is more important to have an open dialogue to teach healthy discussion about sexuality with a child than for you to feel comfortable not talking about sexuality. Philippians 4:8 is helpful when talking in a general sense, but children and younger teens are not developed enough cognitively to be able to decipher what to do if he/she sees pornographic material.
+With just a few clicks, pornographic materials (either images or text) can be found by anyone online. The average of first exposure to pornography is age 8, often introduced by a friend or classmate "hey, check this out". Border-line pornographic and sensual material is found across all media and is impossible to avoid near-nude sexualized pictures of men or women. It is not possible to protect children from ever seeing something semi- or full-pornogrpahic material, but adults can have an age-appropriate conversations (YES, plural!) about sexuality, harmful material like pornography, and what to do when the child encounters something pornographic. (Remember, it's not ''if'' but ''when''.) God made the human body beautiful and to be observed and enjoyed in specific contexts of a monogamous heterosexual marriage relationship. Great harm can come from regularly consuming pornography psychologically (low self-esteem, self confidence, shame, guilt, idealizing, addiction, objectification of others), relationally (negative view of self, violent view of sex, submissive to a partner the point of pain, wrong idea about purpose of sex and fulfillment, unable to be aroused or climax with a live partner, difficulty communicating, objectification of self or partner), and spiritually (outside of God's ideal for those in relationship with Him).
 A simple, easy tactic is for the child to turn off the screen (close the laptop, minimize the page, lock the phone) and immediately go to a trusted adult and explain what they saw. Then the parent/adult can appreciate the child's trust, assess the situation, and instruct about the situation or questions they have, and praise the child for coming to the adult.

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-*i. http://www.biblegateway.com is a great online bible resources, as is http://www.blueletterbible.org .
+*i. http://www.biblegateway.com is a great online bible resources
 *ii. http://www.bible.com is another great Bible site with many versions in multiple languages.
-*iii. There are thousands of quality Adventist websites, many of them referenced at http://www.plusline.org. Quality sites of interest to young adventists include:
+*iii. There are thousands of quality Adventist websites, many of them referenced at http://www.plusline.org. Quality sites of interest to young Adventists include:
-** http://www.pathfindersonline.org
+** http://www.clubministries.org
 ** http://www.adventist.org
 ** http://www.guidemagazine.org
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 *i. Please use safe sites to download from, such as [http://download.com CNET’s download.com]
-[http://pcmagazine.com pcmagazine.com] church websites such as http://plusline.org, http://iiw.org, and http://adventist.org
+church websites such as http://plusline.org and http://adventist.org
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	;Note: Many of these companies also offer "Internet Security Suites" that assist the user in also blocking and removing trojans, worms, malware, and other malicious code.		;Note: Many of these companies also offer "Internet Security Suites" that assist the user in also blocking and removing trojans, worms, malware, and other malicious code.

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	1. {{note\|antivirus}} These software programs are leaders in antivirus technology as of 10/2005. Please check with online resources or local computer/office supply stores for the latest versions and programs available.		1. {{note\|antivirus}} These software programs are leaders in antivirus technology as of 10/2005. Please check with online resources or local computer/office supply stores for the latest versions and programs available.

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 All are methods / techniques for reading email.
-;Webmail: Webmail is a web application that allows users to read and write e-mail using a web browser. Examples:  Gmail is the most common webmail in use today. Hotmail.com, yahoo.com and many other online services offer you the option to view your email from their website. This is "webmail."
+;Webmail: Webmail is a web application that allows users to read and write e-mail using a web browser. Examples: Gmail is the most common webmail in use today. Hotmail.com, yahoo.com and many other online services offer you the option to view your email from their website. This is "webmail."
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-;IMAP: Internet Message Access Protocol'. IMAP is a method of distributing e-mail. It is different from the standard POP3 method in that with IMAP, e-mail messages are stored on the server, while in POP3, the messages are transferred to the client's computer when they are read. Thus, using IMAP allows you to access your e-mail from more than one machine, while POP3 does not. This is important because some email servers only work with some protocols. Example:  AOL is an IMAP mail provider, though they also offer webmail services.*
+;IMAP: Internet Message Access Protocol'. IMAP is a method of distributing e-mail. It is different from the standard POP3 method in that with IMAP, e-mail messages are stored on the server, while in POP3, the messages are transferred to the client's computer when they are read. Thus, using IMAP allows you to access your e-mail from more than one machine, while POP3 does not. This is important because some email servers only work with some protocols. Example: AOL is an IMAP mail provider, though they also offer webmail services.*
 These examples are accurate as of 10/2005. Please check Google.com or other search service to verify the accuracy of these examples currently.
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 ;Note: Many of these companies also offer "Internet Security Suites" that assist the user in also blocking and removing trojans, worms, malware, and other malicious code.
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-Examples include: ZoneAlarm, Microsoft Firewall, Norton Firewall, and many other  free and for-pay packages.
+Examples include: ZoneAlarm, Microsoft Firewall, Norton Firewall, and many other free and for-pay packages.
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 *i. http://www.biblegateway.com is a great online bible resources, as is http://www.blueletterbible.org .
 *ii. http://www.bible.com is another great Bible site with many versions in multiple languages.
-*iii. There are thousands of quality Adventist websites, many of them referenced at  http://www.plusline.org. Quality sites of interest to young adventists include:
+*iii. There are thousands of quality Adventist websites, many of them referenced at http://www.plusline.org. Quality sites of interest to young adventists include:
 ** http://www.pathfindersonline.org
 ** http://www.adventist.org
 ** http://www.guidemagazine.org
-** http://www.kidsbibleinfo.com .
+** http://www.kidsbibleinfo.com
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 Some questions to guide a small group discussion on this text:
 #What do you think the writer, the apostle Paul, would say this text meant for internet users today?
 #What do you think God had in mind when he asked Paul to write down this text?
 #What are some things on the internet that you make use of that match (are consistent with) this Bible text?
 #What are some of the things that are on the internet that do not match (are inconsistent) with this Bible message?