Digital Safety and Cyberbullying

Consider the following scenario: Dom has recently has just finished university and has been applying for jobs. During a job interview they showed him a photo which he uploaded during school of him at a party drinking alcohol. What is this an example of?

• Cyberbullying

• Personal Protection and Privacy

• Permanency

• Harrassment

Consider the following scenario and answer the question: Eva has received hurtful comments from a peer online including them spreading embarrassing photos of her without her consent. She has been thinking about telling someone. Who could she talk to? 

Consider the following situation: Josh has witnessed an image of a peer spreading online and have found out who originally posted it. How could he act to mitigate the effects of cyberbullying?

Which of the following is a risk when engaging in social media?

• Permanency

• Personal Protection and Privacy

• Image-Based Abuse and Cyberbullying

• All of the Above

Which of the following helps ensure safety while online?

• Limiting Friends List

• Adjusting Privacy Settings

• Protecting Your Identity

• Thinking Carefully Before Posting

• All of the Above

What is Cyberbullying

• When someone uses technology to make someone feel bad or upset.

• Impersonating Someone

• Making Jokes

• Changing Device Settings

Consider the following Scenario: James has uploaded a profile picture of himself on Facebook. The image is of him in his school uniform. Now James has been contacted and blackmailed for posting photos of himself at school. What could he do?

• Tell the school counselor

• Change his security settings

• Report the cyber issue to Facebook

• All of the Above

Consider the following scenario: Shae has received hurtful comments from peers for the past two weeks about a picture that has been shared. The picture is not embarrasing but it has been shared without her consent. When she confronts her friends she is told that it is all 'jokes'. Is this considered cyberbullying?

• Yes

• No