Cyberbullying
What should you do if your friends are cyberbullying someone?
Speak up and keep your friends in check. Tell a trusted adult.
You are advised to set your social networking account to require your __________ before someone can see your full profile/page.
approval
Give 3 examples of information or images that are NOT OK to post online:
insulting videos, your address and phone # , pictures of others without permission
What word am I? To steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one's own, to use (another's production) without crediting the source, to commit literary theft
Plagiarism
What word am I? The right of the creator of a work to control how it is used
copyright
What is cyberbullying? Explain briefly:
"Cyberbullying" is when a child, preteen or teen or adult is tormented, threatened, harassed, humiliated, embarrassed or otherwise targeted by another person using the Internet, interactive and digital technologies or mobile phones.
What sort of screen names should you use during gaming/chatting?
Gender-neutral or not identifiable
List 2 reasons why people might post inappropriate messages or pictures?
to show off, to get attention, to get on the news, they don't know it is inappropriate (any 2)
True or False? Changing words but copying the sentence structure of a source without giving credit is considered plagiarism
W
If a work is on the internet is it still protected by copyright?
Just because content is freely available on the internet, that does not make it free to use. Copyright laws apply to all materials on the internet.
What is one action step you can take to protect yourself from cyber-bullies?
There are a variety of steps. Here are some:
- Keep a private profile/account so only people you trust can access & view your pictures & information. - Never give out your password.
- Stop communicating right away with anyone who you feel is being a bully, block them, tell your parents--ACT!
Cyberbullying behaviors that involve harassment, threats, or stalking may be subject to criminal charges under existing laws. Enhancing Online Safety Act 2015: This federal legislation established the eSafety Commissioner's office, which is responsible for promoting online safety and dealing with cyberbullying issues. Kids Helpline or eheadspace, and seeking assistance from school counselors or other support personnel.
What is the law in the Australia for cyber bullying?
How can posting online affect your future?
They can affect your college admissions, cause you to lose friends, lose respect, or affect your ability to get jobs.
What word am I? If you want to use another person's ideas or words, you do this to avoid plagiarizing.
Cite or citation - you cite someone's else's ideas or quote from the book and tell the reader the page number and website or book you got it from
What word am I? The name given to the owner of a copyright
The author
Name at least one difference between real life bullying and online/cyberbullying?
Cyberbullying can happen anywhere. Cyberbullying can be anonymous. Can have a larger audience when cyberbullying. Bully can be smaller than victim in cyberbullying.
True or False: If you are under 18, posting an inappropriate picture of yourself is illegal
TRUE
What word am I? Paraphrasing - if you take someone's original idea and put it into different words, it still can be considered ______
Plagiarism
What word am I? Anyone who exploits any of the exclusive rights of copyright without the copyright owner's permission, commits this
Copyright infringement
What is one action step could you take if you or a friend is being harrassed or bullied online or through another form of technology?
Block the bully, change your phone number, delete your account, tell a parent or a trusted adult
How could someone go about finding you in the real world if you never tell them your address?
They can use information from your online conversation to locate you.
True/False: taking, possessing or sharing inappropriate pictures of kids and teens is illegal?
True
plagiarism is a form of...?
cheating/stealing/lying
In the USA, according to the Fair Use Guidelines laws, you can use up to 10% or no more than 30 seconds of a song or musical work in a school project without the creator's permission. Are the laws the same in Australia?
No, instead, Australian copyright laws recommend a person seeks permission or use materials that are licensed for educational purposes, Australia has fair dealing rules or you can seek legal advice for specific situations.