Aimee Mallen CNED 577. Using technology to bully or intentionally cause harm to others.

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Aimee Mallen CNED 577

Using technology to bully or intentionally cause harm to others

88% of studentshavewitnessed cyberbullying 77% of studentshave been avictim of cyberbullying 25% of studentsreported that they havecyber bullied others

Cyberbullying Video

Cyberbullying “Cyber Vocabulary/Cruel Words” Lesson

Flaming - directing angry language at another person Example – fighting online

Harassment – sending rude, insulting, offensive, or “mean” messages repeatedly Example – through AIM or text messages

Denigration - "dissing" someone online. Example – Sending or posting gossip

Impersonation – pretending to be another person Example – sending messages on Facebook or MySpace

Outing – sharing secrets or personal information Example – “Sally picks her nose every day!”

Exclusion – leaving someone out Example – keeping someone out of a “buddy list”

Cyberstalking – threatening someone online Example – “I am going to hurt you!”

Impersonation

Exclusion Outing Denigration

Cyberstalking Outing Denigration Harassment

Outing Denigration

Harassment Flaming Exclusion

Flaming Harassment Denigration

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