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Learning Objectives :

Learning Objectives :. Define cyberbullying. Identify activities which are considered cyberbullying. Examine ways to prevent cyberbullying. Learn online manners and digital citizenship. “ Cyberbullying does not stop once you get home.”. What is Cyberbullying?. Take the Quiz.

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Learning Objectives :

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  1. Learning Objectives: • Define cyberbullying. • Identify activities which are considered cyberbullying. • Examine ways to prevent cyberbullying. • Learn online manners and digital citizenship.

  2. “Cyberbullying does not stop once you get home.”

  3. What is Cyberbullying?

  4. Take the Quiz www.stopcyberbullying.org/kids/are_you_a_cyberbully.html

  5. Discussion • Why do you think people Cyberbully? • How does your school deal with Cyberbullying? • Have you ever sent a mean message because you were upset? • What would you do if someone created a mean, fake profile for you or one of your friends? • How can you stop yourself from being Cyberbullied? • Who would you talk to if it happened to you?

  6. “If you wouldn’t say it in real life, why say it online?”

  7. What can you do? • Be careful who you give phone numbers to • Do not reply to messages from Cyberbullies • Tell an adult • Do not erase or delete messages from Cyberbullies

  8. Netiquette • You can’t take it back. • If you don’t want to say it face-to-face, don’t write it. • Don’t support bullies by “Liking” inappropriate comments. • Do not forward other people’s emails or texts without their permission. • Do not write a message when you’re angry.

  9. What we Learned • Define Cyberbullying. • Identify activities which are considered Cyberbullying. • Examine ways to prevent Cyberbullying. • Learn online manners and digital citizenship.

  10. Resources "Third Grade Internet Safety Resources." CAT 2 Come Alive and Thrive with Technology. Chesapeake City Public Schools, 10-Aug-2010. Web. 26 Apr 2011. <http://cpschools.com/cat2/internetsafety/elementary.htm#ThirdGradeInternetSafetyResources>. "Cyberbullying- The Bedroom." Kids Help Phone. Web. 26 Apr 2011. <http://org.kidshelpphone.ca/en/media-centre/television-psa/ytv-cyberbullying-bedroom>. "Cyberbullying PSA." Texas Association of Journalism Editors. Web. 26 Apr 2011. <http://got.im/kc6>.

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