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• 06 May 10
  

  Emily Vickery

  cyberbullying bullying

• 16 Sep 09
  

  jordan nittinger
  • Online netiquette skills are becoming vital as technology is increasingly being incorporated into most career paths. Many schools encourage teachers to keep blogs where class and homework assignments are posted for students to review.
  • Online netiquette skills are becoming vital as technology is increasingly being incorporated into most career paths. Many schools encourage teachers to keep blogs where class and homework assignments are posted for students to review.
• 02 Sep 09
  

  Jayanne Jimenez

  research

  research for cyberbullying

  • "Cyber bullying, also known as electronic bullying or online social cruelty, is  defined as bullying through email, instant messaging, in a chat room, on a  website or gaming site, or through digital messages or images sent to a cellular  phone.
  • different than traditional bullying, but presents some unique challenges in  dealing with it." 

    • comparison
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  • Flaming
    
  • Flaming refers to a brief, heated exchange between two or more individuals that  occurs via any communication technology.

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  • occurs in “public” settings
  • Cyber Harassment  
    
  • repetitive offensive messages sent to a target.
  • Denigration
  • information about another that is derogatory and untrue.
  • Outing and Trickery
    
  • sharing personal, often embarrassing information

    • just like how rumors are started
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  • never
  • tricking someone
  • Exclusion/Ostracism
  • Cyberstalking
  • use of electronic communications
  • loitering

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  • surreptitiously,

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  • cyberstalking involves more threats than pure harassment.
  • Both boys and girls cyber bully, although it appears that girls are more likely  to engage in cyber bullying and be targeted by cyber bullying than their male  counterparts.

    • cyberbullies are not usually a specific gender.
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  • Parents
    Communicate with your children  about their online experiences.
  • Parents need to discuss cyber bullying with their  children as part of their regular discussions about Internet Safety and  appropriate use of technologies. 

    • what needs to happen
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  • Educators
    Teach Students Online “Netiquette”, Safe  Blogging, and How to Monitor Their Online Reputation.
  • • Don’t engage in or support mean material, gossip, or  rumors posted online, or talk about it at school.  
    • Support a classmate being targeted online by posting  positive messages!  
    • If you know the person being targeted, invite him/her  to spend time with you.  
    • Tell an adult at home and at school.  
    • Print the evidence to share with an adult.  
    • Confront the student who is cyber bullying if it is  safe, and make it clear that you think their behavior is wrong.

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• 01 Sep 09
  

  angela balistreri
• 25 Jul 08
  

  Carol Mayer

  OnlineSafety Cyberbullying

• 14 Apr 08
  

  William Gaskins

  cyberbullyhelp cyberbullying cyber safety

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  Jayanne Jimenez on 2009-09-02
  comparison
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  Jayanne Jimenez on 2009-09-02
  definition
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  Jayanne Jimenez on 2009-09-02
  just like how rumors are started
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  Jayanne Jimenez on 2009-09-02
  what does this word mean?
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  Jayanne Jimenez on 2009-09-02
  what does this word mean?
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  Jayanne Jimenez on 2009-09-02
  cyberbullies are not usually a specific gender.
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  Jayanne Jimenez on 2009-09-02
  what needs to happen
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  Jayanne Jimenez on 2009-09-02
  guidelines

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