Cyberbullying

Posting a person's personal information meant to hurt or embarrass them.

• Yes. It is an example of cyberbullying.

• No. Not an example of cyberbullying.

Cyberbullying can lead to serious long lasting problems.

• True

• False

Cyberbullying is the use of technology (computer, laptop, phone etc.) to _______, ________, __________ or target another person.

• Encourage

• Harass

• Threaten

• Embarrass

You send a message to someone in your class. They open it, but don’t bother to reply.

• Cyberbullying
• Not Cyberbullying

You take a photo of your classmate and superimpose their face on a rude picture. You upload this picture to multiple websites.

• Cyberbullying
• Not Cyberbullying

If you know someone acting as a cyber bully you should :

• Without insulting your friend take them aside and tell that what they're doing is not okay.

• Tell them that the police can get involved and they could face some serious penalties.

• Ask them to send threats to someone you don't like.

You create a group chat to spread lies, gossip, or reveal another's personal secrets .

• Cyberbullying

• Not Cyberbullying

If you become a victim of cyberbullying what should you do first?

• Post negative images of the person who is bullying you.

• Inform a responsible adult, like a parent or teacher.

• Give them a place and time to meet and challenge them to a fight.

• Send insulting emails back.

You send a friend request to someone in your class. They don’t accept the request.

• Cyberbullying
• Not Cyberbullying

This is one way to react/respond to a cyberbully.

• Run around the school screaming,
• Block the user.
• Send the bully a mean email back.
• Spread a rumor about the bully.