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Welcome to Technology Thursday, January 15, 2015

Class Meeting How are feeling today? Online Test Tomorrow Get all of your notes

Objective: Students will participate in a discussion about online safety by completing an assignment relating to Cyber-Bullying

Cyber-bullying What is Cyber-bullying? – Spreading rumors and gossip – Posting pictures without consent – Obtaining a password to assume a person’s identity - Harassing or threatening with mean or bad language

Cyber-bullying Video: Broken Friendship Video: Broken Friendship Activity: Broken friendship

Cyber-bullying Consequences – Broken friendships – Hurting people – School Consequences – Prosecution by police Harassment Posting sexually explicit photos of people under 18 is illegal (even if it is your friend)

What to do? If you are ever cyber-bullied: – Do not respond – Save the evidence – Tell an adult you trust – Report it to your ISP (Internet Service Provider) If someone threatens you, or you feel in immediate danger: – Contact the local police!