Wise Netizen Announces “I Am Wise Netizen” Drawing Contest for Young Kids.

Wise Netizen (www.wisenetizen.com) has launched this drawing contest on their official Facebook page, where 3 participants can win a Disney gift hamper by drawing a poster which talks about Internet safety rules. The contest ends on 20th June and the winners will be announced on 30th June 2015. Wise Netizen, a website focusing on educating young kids about Internet Safety has initiated a drawing contest titled “I am Wise Netizen” on 25th April 2015. Launched last year, http://www.wisenetizen.com helps parents and teachers to educate their kids about Internet Safety in an interactive manner with help of quizzes, posters, guides and videos available on the website.

“I am Wise Netizen” contest requires parents to register on the website and then educate their child about online safety. Then parents should ask their child to draw a poster defining Internet Safety rules. Once the poster is complete, parents need to upload a photo of the poster on their Facebook page and get maximum votes in order to win the contest.

Sonal Pawar (Founder- Wise Netizen) says, “Nowdays kids are glued to internet and educating young kids about eSafety has become an urgent need. We know that getting attention of kids especially for a topic like Internet Safety is very difficult. So we decided to come up with a drawing contest for kids and help parents to teach them online safety in an interactive manner.”
The contest will end on 20th June 2015 and 3 participants will win prize depending on the number of votes. To know more details about the contest visitwww.wisenetizen.com/contest1

About Wise Netizen:
www.wisenetizen.com is a website which focuses on promoting and educating young kids about Internet Safety. With help of Wise Netizen, parents and teacher can educate their kids about Internet Safety and make them cybersmart. They can use the resources like quizzes, videos, guides, ask an expert, posters and tips available on the website for free.

Wise Netizen helps you and your child to become cyber smart.

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