Cyberbullying
The use of the Internet and mobile technologies to harass others
Following online rules even if no one is there to catch you breaking them
What is digital ethics?
Double- checking URLs you type in and be careful about clicking on unknown links
What are ways to avoid inappropriate content on the Internet?
Copy, share, or alter information
What are things that anyone with access to your information or social media can do?
The code governing acceptable behaviors and manners online
What is netiquette?
The number and kinds of people that cyberbullying usually involves
What are one victim, one or more bullies, and one or more bystanders?
The ability to understand what you read and see online
What is digital literacy?
Blocking the person and reporting them to the proper authorities
What are things you should do if someone asks to or does send you inappropriate content?
Creating strong passwords and not sharing them, consider friend requests carefully, only accept people you know and trust
What are some things you can do to protect your online privacy?
School, work, home
What are some settings with different netiquette?
Low self- esteem, bad grades, refusing to go online or go to school, asking to change schools, shrugging it off
What are ways teens react to cyberbullying?
The failure to credit the author of a source in a paper
What is plagiarism?
Who are people that might check your social media for inappropriate content?
Identity theft, scams, computer viruses, etc.
What are some things that can happen to you if you share too much personal information online?
Use of emojis, how to write an email, copyright laws, cyberbullying
What are some things covered by netiquette?
Don't respond, save evidence, block bullies, report it to the website, talk to friends and trusted adults, report it to the necessary authorities
What are things you should do when you are being cyberbullied?
Using or reproducing copyrighted content, such as movies, without permission, especially for profit
What is pirating?
Drinking, drug use, hate speech, lewd or offensive gestures, profanity, revealing or suggestive images, and threats
What are some things that you should think about sharing or posting online?
Addresses, passwords, financial information, phone numbers, schedules, social security numbers
What are some things you should think about posting or sharing?
Report it, do not share or comment on it, support the victim by sending kind messages or interacting with them in real life
What are things you should do if you are a bystander to cyberbullying?
URLs ending in .gov, .org, or .edu, websites without excessive ads, websites that list their sources
What are clues to tell you if a website is trustworthy?
Jail, prison, rejected from colleges, being expelled, kicked off sports teams, kicked out of clubs or other organizations, losing membership of associations, etc.
What are some consequences for posting, sharing, or commenting on inappropriate information?
Check the URL for https or the lock symbol
What are some things you should do before entering financial information, such as your credit card number, into a website?