CYBERBULLYIN G Internet Safety, and the Legal, Ethical, and Social Issues Involved in Classroom Technology By: Michael Stephenson
CYBERBULLYING
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CYBERBULLYING
Internet Safety, and the Legal,
Ethical, and Social Issues Involved
in Classroom Technology
By: Michael Stephenson
CYB
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BU
LLYIN
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The willful and repeated harm inflicted through the use of computers, cell
phones, and other electronic devices.
CYB
ER
BU
LLYIN
G Cyberbullying can be co
nsidered a virus
You’re a Loser!
CYB
ER
BU
LLYIN
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Legal RepercussionsIt is a federal crime to
anonymously annoy,
harass, threaten, or abuse any person via
the Internet or a telecommunications
system.
CYB
ER
BU
LLYIN
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Legal RepercussionsDefamationIntentional infliction of
emotional distressPrivacy violationsSuspensionExpulsionComputer Fraud and
Abuse Act (CFAA).
CYB
ER
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PreventionBe aware of what your
kids are doingEstablish Rules about
technology useUnderstand school
rulesReport Cyberbullying
Inte
rnet
Safe
ty
Areas of ConcernAccidental viewingsCyberstalkingNegative online MarketingOnline user data
collection
ETH
ICA
L &
SO
CIA
L IS
SU
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Children can feel overwhelmedAUP (Acceptable Use
Policy)FundingTeachers being technologically savvy
Equal accessAnytime access
ETH
ICA
L &
SO
CIA
L IS
SU
ES
The Digital DivideTechnological Fluency
“Rich” in Technology“Poor” in TechnologyQuality of Hardware,
Software, & Connectivity
Other Options for Connectivity
SEEK
HELP
&
SU
PPO
RT
HELPFUL LINKSwww.cybersmart.gov.au
www.bullyingnoway.com.a
uwww.cybersmart.gov.au/
cybernetrixwww.kidshelp.com.au
www.stopbullying.gov
Kids Helpline: 1.800.273.TALK
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