PPT-Cyberbullying and Electronic Stalking

Hind Al Ghamdi 200900290 General information about the paper Introduction about the research The formula used for prevention Conclusion and recommendation My own recommendation Outline Danielle . Help Starts Here. What is stalking?Stalking (also called criminal harassment) occurs when one person is followed, watched, communicated with, or subjected to any form of behaviour from another person Obsessive fixated pursuit. Mullen (1999) describes stalking as ‘ a . constellation of . behaviour’s. in which an individual inflicts upon another repeated unwanted intrusions and communications’. Intrusions include making approaches, maintaining surveillance and gathering information. . Bridging the Domains. H. .. . S. pitzberg. School . of Communication. San Diego State . University. B. . rian. Presentation at the International Association for Intelligence Education,. Washington DC. MEDT 8201. By Kimberly Sharp. What is Cyberbullying?. . “Cyberbullying is using electronic means to bully, harass and otherwise make life miserable for people.” . . Mike Donlin, manager of federal technology programs and cyberbullying education & prevention efforts, Seattle Public Schools (http://www.schoolcio.com/ShowArticle/1030). National Centre for . Cyberstalking. Research. 2013. Cyberstalking. . Cyberstalking. . is generally considered to be harassment that originates online, however it is also recognised that other forms of pre-existing stalking can transfer into online environments. Awareness through education. By the end of the show you will.... Be confident that you know exactly what stalking is. Be knowledgeable of the key statistics surrounding stalking. Be aware of the legislation which is used to protect against it (UK). Obsessive fixated pursuit. Mullen (1999) describes stalking as ‘ a . constellation of . behaviour’s. in which an individual inflicts upon another repeated unwanted intrusions and communications’. Intrusions include making approaches, maintaining surveillance and gathering information. . How . many women in Britain are stalked at . some. point . in their adult life? (between ages of 16 – 59). 1 in 3. 1 in 5. 1 in 10. 1 in 15. Answer. B) 1 in 5*. *Homicides. , firearm offences . and intimate . . How many . women in Britain . are stalked at some point in their adult life? (between ages of 16 – 59). 1 in 3. 1 in 5. 1 in 10. 1 in 15. Answer. B) 1 in 5. *. *Homicides. , firearm offences . and intimate . Effects and what can be done to help. What’s covered. Stalking-a recap. The effects on the victim. What you can do to help. How the victim can be proactive. Useful contacts . Useful resources. Stalking. What the research says. © Youth Wellbeing Study . Better learning through technology…. Social networking has increased rate and quality of collaboration for students.. Social networking teaches skills that will be useful in a post-school life.. Bridging the Domains. H. .. . S. pitzberg. School . of Communication. San Diego State . University. B. . rian. Presentation at the International Association for Intelligence Education,. Washington DC. D/Supt Simon Atkinson. Public Protection Lead Gloucestershire Constabulary. What is stalking?. Not legally defined. Crime characterised by fixation and obsession. Pattern of repeat and persistent unwanted behaviour.. A Cyber-safety Act Presentation. Let’s look. at some. statistics. 1. in . 3. . say . not a day . goes by without . logging into . social . media. Study of 4001 English speaking Canadians found that 1 in 3 .