1. Cyberbullying What it is, How to deal with it, and more

2. What is Cyberbullying? Online Repeated Harassment Repeatedly trying to hurt someone's feelings or reputation via electronic means

3. Types of technology used to cyberbully: Websites/Internet Cell Phones Instant Messages/Chat Email

4. Reasons People Cyberbully want attention want power want revenge jealousy insecurity think they can get away with it

5. Types of Cyberbullying Impersonate: Pretending to be someone else Gossip: Posting Lies, Spreading Rumors, or Sharing someone else's personal secrets Exclude: Telling others to keep someone out of a chat room or group Threaten: Mean emails, text messages, or chats that say something bad will happen to someone

6. Types of Cyberbullying (cont.) Flaming: Online fights using electronic messages with angry and vulgar language Harassment: Repeatedly sending nasty, mean, and insulting messages Trickery: Tricking someone into revealing secrets or embarrassing information, then sharing it online Cyberstalking: Repeated, intense harassment and gossip that includes threats or creates significant fear

7. What Do You Do? If you are Cyberbullied, or if you know that someone else is being cyberbullied, you should do the following: Tell a trusted adult Don't open emails from people you don't know Report address or screen name to the site's webmaster Ignore bullies; don't respond Forward the emails to a trusted adult then decide together whether that person needs to be blocked or reported

8. What Do You Do? (cont.) Change your password Remember the most important rule: Never retaliate! Keep your hands off the keyboard until you have calmed down enough to figure out what to do. Always save the evidence. Download the harmful material. Save any chats or instant messages. But don’t keep looking at it— this will only make you feel worse.

9. Review Cyberbullying can be a crime. It must be reported somehow in order for it to stop. There are many types and ways to cyberbully. Cyberbullying is just as serious as bullying in person. Be sure to tell a trusted adult immediately if cyberbullying is occurring.

10. For more information… http://learninglab.org/life_skills/cyberbullyi ng/watch_movie.swf http://learninglab.org/life_skills/cyberbullyi ng/watch_movie.swf http://csriu.org/cyberbully/docs/cbstudent guide.pdf http://csriu.org/cyberbully/docs/cbstudent guide.pdf http://covenantworks.com/Bouncy- A/Computer/InternetSafety/index.htm http://covenantworks.com/Bouncy- A/Computer/InternetSafety/index.htm http://www.stopcyberbullying.org/kids/ind ex.html http://www.stopcyberbullying.org/kids/ind ex.html

11. Assignment https://bubbl.us/ Go to the Bubbl website and create a concept map about Cyberbullying. 4 th grade must do 4 types of Cyberbullying, and 5 th grade must do 5. Each type needs to include the definition, an example, and a possible solution for that example.

12. Scoring Guide Points PossiblePoints EarnedComments Used Time Wisely5 Followed Directions 5 Included Required Amount of Types of Cyberbullying 10 Definitions were included for each Type 10 Included Required Amount of Examples and Solutions 10 Total Points: _____/40Percentage: ____Grade: ____