What is the Internet The large network of millions of computers around the world that are connected to each other through smaller networks It is a very public place Once something is posted on the Internet it is no longer private ID: 761433
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What is the Internet? The large network of millions of computers around the world that are connected to each other through smaller networks. It is a very public place!
Once something is posted on the Internet, it is no longer private.
Once something is posted on the Internet: you cannot get it back, you have no control over where it goes, you have no control over who sees it, and whatever you post is permanent .
Internet
I I nformation about you is PRIVATE and shouldn’t go on the Internet.
N N ever give your passwords to anyone except your parents.
T T alk with your parents about what you like to do on the Internet and the rules they have for your use of the Internet.
E E xchange emails, text messages, etc. only with people you know and trust in real life .
R R espect others in all you do on the Internet.
N N ever agree to meet in person with someone that you first met on the Internet.
E E xclude (leave out) inappropriate photos from the Internet.
T T ell your parents about anything on the Internet that makes you feel scared or uncomfortable.
Cyberbullying
Definition: When the internet is used to intentionally and repeatedly hurt, embarrass, or threaten another person.
Cyberbullying can be: Making fun of someone Mean, negative, cruel comments Spreading rumors, gossip Threats of physically hurting someone
Cyberbullies Feel that they are anonymous. Will say things online that they wouldn’t say face to face. Try to get others to pile on.
Roles in Cyberbullying Cyberbully Victim Bystander Upstander
Tips for Handling Cyberbullying
Don’t respond or retaliate. Delete your account. Save and print evidence such as emails, text messages, pictures, etc. from the cyberbully . Report it! First, try to ignore the messages.
Remember to: Involve your parents - share with them what you do online. Protect your privacy and reputation. Who will see what you post? What will you post? Be a good friend - treat others online as you want to be treated.