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How to Make YouTube Kid-Safe

June 19th, 2008 by Jon

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Sure, YouTube is filled with great stuff for kids to view.  It’s also packed with videos that, well, aren’t too great for them to view.  How to keep a young surfer on a safe path?  Try TotLOL, a monitored front-end to YouTube that offers only G-rated videos for the young ‘uns.  It’s free!

TotLOL (via Lifehacker and Learning My Way Through)

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