Cyberbullying

Cyberbullying

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What is cyberbullying and how can I respond to it?

Essential Question:

• differentiate what cyberbullying is and what it is not

• identify different forms of cyberbullying

• distinguish appropriate responses to cyberbullying

Learners can:

Lesson Objectives

making someone's private information public

Doxing:

when someone uses technology, like phones, computers, or social media, to hurt, tease, or embarrass another person over and over again.

​Cyberbullying:

Vocabulary

What is cyberbullying?

Cyberbullying is a serious issue that many people, including you, face in today's digital world.

Cyberbullying happens when someone uses technology, like phones, computers, or social media, to hurt, tease, or embarrass another person over and over again.

Sending hurtful messages in texts, email, and games, spreading rumors, sharing embarrassing photos or videos, or excluding someone from online groups or activities = cyberbullying.

What is NOT Cyberbullying?

Is it having a disagreement or argument online?


Remember!! Every uncomfortable interaction online is NOT cyberbullying.


***Calling something cyberbullying when it is not can lead to people not paying attention to real cyberbullying when it does happen.***

What is NOT Cyberbullying?

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Multiple Select

Choose 2 answers. Cyberbullying is:

• Constructive Criticism

• Spreading Rumors

• Embarrassing Someone

• A one-time incident

​What does cyberbullyinglook like?

Doxing involves making someone's private information public. This can destroy someone's privacy, cause them public humiliation, and invite others to join the harassment.

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​Doxing is Cyberbullying

How can we prevent cyberbullying?

Many cyberbullying incidents happen because people do not realize that what they are doing is cyberbullying.

What might start out as an inside joke among a few people can quickly get out of hand, leading to consequences for both the victim and the bullies.

​Additionally, the bully may be surprised to find out that they have become one.

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​Who is a cyberbully?

Video Time!

Let's watch the video in Edio, page 7, to see one instance where a conversation between friends quickly spirals out of control.

Multiple Select

Identify the moments in the video where it went from a conversation between friends to a cyberbullying incident.

• When Sophia sends the altered photograph of James to Alexa.

• When Sophia and Justin talk about how no one likes James.

• When Justin Photoshops the picture of James and sends it to Sophia.

Multiple Select

Enjoy your day!! If you or someone you know is in danger because of being cyberbullied, which of the following are appropriate responses to take?

• Contact Safe2Say Something through their website, phone number, or phone app.

• Go online and bully them back to show them how it feels.

• If it is safe, stand up for your friend and tell the bully that they need to stop. If it is not safe, be a friend, be supportive, and get adult help.

• Tell a trusted adult or teacher.