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  1. How To Use This Lesson • Go-Givers’ PowerPoints are designed to inform and support critical thinking and discussion. They can be used in their entirety. However, please feel free to save this lesson to your computer and edit, omit or add content as appropriate for your pupils. • Please remember: • Always show the PowerPoint in ‘slide show’ view. Links and animations will only work when in this mode. • The green dot in the bottom right hand corner of the slide indicates when the slide animation is complete. • The Learning Activities are intended for use in conjunction with the PowerPoints and are linked at the end.

  2. In this lesson we will be exploring the benefits and dangers of the global computer network – cyberspace!

  3. Keeping Safe in Cyberspace

  4. Jun and her friend Jasbir have fallen out. Jasbir has sent Jun a text. How could she?

  5. How could Jasbir text those awful things about me?

  6. Later ……. Now she’s sent a horrible picture of me that she must have taken at the sleep-over a few weeks ago!

  7. … it seems she’s copied it to all her friends!

  8. What should Jun do now?

  9. What Jun should do She should: • tell a responsible adult that she is being cyber-bullied. • ask her parents to get in touch with the phone company and ask them to block the calls. She should NOT: • respond/retaliate, as this could make things worse. • delete the text messages. They are evidence!

  10. Cyber-bullying is an especially nasty form of bullying because it can follow children into their homes outside school hours, and even when they’re on holiday. Threats! Unkind Photos! Bad Jokes! Lies!

  11. Take Care Be Aware In Cyberspace!

  12. Facebo Social Network Site My name is Ahmeti. I am 13 years old. My address is 12, Ashbourne Road, Tellminster, TL1 3NY. My tel no. is 07918 238811

  13. Great …. I’ve found a new friend on the internet! Facebo Social Network Site Hi Ahmeti, You sound really fun. Shall we meet up? I think we could be good friends. Alex

  14. STOP! ! What advice do you have for Ahmeti?

  15. Where Ahmeti is Going Wrong • She has posted personal information on the internet. You should never share your address or telephone number on line! • She should have used an avatar instead of a real photo. • She appears to be about to arrange a meeting with a stranger who she has met online. Alex could be anyone - a young girl or a thirty year old man! ! S/he seems nice but could mean her harm ! !

  16. Take Care Be Aware In Cyberspace!

  17. Cyber-bullies can send their messages to a lots of people at lightning speed.

  18. Callum has just received a text from one of his classmates. He is asking Callum and his friends to meet him at the corner of the street to beat up his neighbour on his way home from school!

  19. What should Callum do?

  20. The same thing you would do whenever you become aware that someone is being bullied! REPORT IT to a trusted adult. If anyone is in immediate danger call 999. Of course, if everyone treated each other with proper respect there would be no bullying – of any kind!

  21. Take Care Be Aware In Cyberspace!

  22. My little safety tip: I never tell anyone my passwords. Can you guess why I don’t? Go-Givers

  23. Teefa knows that if someone has her password they can change things on her social network page without her permission, and could post false information and nasty photos to make her feel bad.Mums and dads have to be careful too, especially when they use passwords for important and private matters like banking.

  24. Take Care Be Aware In Cyberspace!

  25. One more thing guys: ……. Don’t forget that when you post comments on the Go-Givers blog section, you make yourselves look bad when you write horrid things, especially when you are being cruel about your friends! THINK before you write anything in cyberspace

  26. Glossary • Cyberspace – global computer network • Cyber-bullying – use of technology, e.g. the internet or a mobile phone, to deliberately hurt, humiliate, or threaten someone • Avatar – a movable three-dimensional image used to represent somebody in cyberspace • Social network sites – sites that help people connect to each other (e.g. Myspace, Facebook, Bebo) .

  27. Activities to complete this lesson include: Rate this lesson here. • Role play ‘Options’ • True or False Cyber Quiz • ‘Consequences’ stories. Click on the image above to view and/or download learning activities.

  28. If you would like to see more FREE lessons and resources from Go Givers visit our website at www.gogivers.org

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