Are You a Cyber-Bully?  0 – 5 Points  Cyber Saint  Congratulations!! You are a Cyber Saint! Your online behaviour is exemplary! Keep up the good work!

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Are You a Cyber-Bully?  0 – 5 Points  Cyber Saint  Congratulations!! You are a Cyber Saint! Your online behaviour is exemplary! Keep up the good work!

Are You a Cyber Bully?  6 – 10 Points  Cyber Risky  Well, you’re not perfect, but few people are. Chances are you haven’t done anything terrible and were just having fun, but try not to repeat your behaviors, since they are all offenses. Keep in mind the pain that your fun might be causing others!

Are You a Cyber Bully?  11 – 18 Points  Cyber Sinner  You’re online behaviour needs to be reproached! You have done way too many cyber no-no’s! Keep in mind that these practices are dangerous, wrong and punishable and try to clean up that cyber record!

Are You a Cyber Bully  > 18 points  Cyber Bully  Put on the brakes and turn that PC / Mac / text messaging device around! You are headed in a very bad direction. You qualify, without a doubt as a cyberbully. You need to sign off and think about where that little mouse of yours has been clicking before serious trouble results for you and/or your victim(s), if it hasn’t happened already!

CyberBullying Methods

Flaming  Fighting online  Using angry / vulgar words, insults, threats

Harrassment  Repeatedly sending offensive, rude, or insulting messages

Stalking / Threatening  Sending intimidating messages that include threats of harm  Other activities that make a person afraid for their safety

Denigration  Sending or posting cruel gossip or rumors about a person to damage his or her reputation or friendship  Sending or posting degrading / embarrassing pictures or videos

Impersonation  Posing as someone else  Breaking into someone’s account

Outing  Sharing someone’s secrets or embarrassing information or images online

Exclusion  Intentionally excluding someone from an online social group (shunning)