1. STOP CYBERBULLYING. By Kadin, Bryce

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3. PSEUDONYMS Anonymity is when someone makes threatening comments to you, but is able to hide who they are. This means that it can be hard for you to figure out who sent you a threatening message or email. Anonymity can include the use of aliases or pseudony ms. Have a look at the book on pseudony ms on the bookcase. Anonymity is a big issue in terms of cyberbullyi ng. When a website was set up to humiliate Greg Frawley (check out the messages on the mobile phone – on the desk in the office), the police were unable to find the people responsibl e, as they had set up the website anonymou slIf someone is sending you threatening text messages on your mobile phone, unless you recognise the phone number it is sent from, you're unlikely to know who sent you the message. Or they may use someone else's phone to send you the message. These are examples of anonymity, where the bully’s identity remains hidden.

4. FLAMING

5. MASQUERADING

6. CYBERSTALKING

8. HARASSMENT

10. HOW TO STOP CYBERBULLYING If you are getting cyberbullied or you don’t want to get bullied in the future you could use these ideas. Never give your message/ number to people you don’t know or trust. Give your number to your friends that’s it also don’t send pictures to anybody or tell personal things about you.

11. HOW CYBERBULLYING AFFECTS PEOPLE. Cyberbullying can affect people mentally and physically. Usually the cyberbully doesn’t know what the affect is because they cant see them. The mental affection can become the physical, when depression comes to the person it also causes pain in the muscles. You may never want to leave your house an