1. Stop Cyberbullying
By Austin, Ben & Aaron

2. Introduction
Welcome to our PowerPoint on cyberbullying. Here we will show you videos, pictures, articles, and definitions on forms of cyberbullying.

3. Anonymity
Anonymity: when a hidden person makes threatening comments to you.
Anonymity is a big problem because if the person threatening you is smart enough, they can , make it so they can’t be traced.

4. Pseudonyms Pseudonyms: A fake name used to protect a identity.
When your online someone might harass you but you don’t know who they are because they use a pseudonym.

5. Flaming Flaming is messaging someone intensely about a subject.
Example: someone who is angry at there friend (for example), so they would send a message in all caps or some sort of angry way.

6. Masquerading
A elaborate form of cyber bullying where the bully lies and pretends to be someone else.
Example: Someone (maybe your friend) makes a fake account (say Facebook) and terrorizes you, so basically it makes it worse.

7. Cyber Stalking
A form of harassment which isn't used with things like Facebook or twitter because its more of real stalking.
Definition: stalking through internet.

8. Outing
Showing a conversation or picture to the public that wasn’t meant to be.
Definition: Reading something that wasn’t meant for you.

9. Harassment Offensive messages sent to specific people.
Example: Say your the bully you and your friends are goanna all join in and pick on the same person.

10. exclusion Making sure that someone is not included.
Say there's a group who each have a iPhone and you don’t have a phone, there probably not goanna let you hang out with them.

11. Stop cyberbullying
One way to stop cyberbullying is to think of what you say before you type it .
How could what you are saying be hurtful?
Here’s a way that’s kind of stupid to stop cyberbullying, shut down the internet.
Try and get the government/police involved.

12. How cyberbullying affects people.
It can causes depression, self abuse, usage of drugs and alcohol, and possibly suicide.

13. Bibliography. http://www.cyberbullying.info/bookcase.php