Cyberbullying and Cybersafety - Keeping your child safe. A presentation to the parents of St Therese Catholic Primary School West Wollongong

1. Cyber Bullying - Cyber Safety
What you can do to keep your child safe
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2. What is
Cyber
Bullying?
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3. What is
Cyber Safety?
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5. Some Statistics
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7. and perspective
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10. Type of Cyberbullies
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11. What to do if you are Cyberbullied
For Parents
Preserve evidence
Stop or remove the material
Identify the Bully and talk to them
In extreme cases contact the Police
Schools - Contact the parents of the student and request
their assistance in resolving the matter.
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12. Would you say it face to face?
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13. What to do if you are Cyberbullied
For Students
Donʼt reply to abusive messages, that may only encourage the
bully.
Keep a record of events/messages or pictures
Think before you send pictures of someone via email, or mobile phone,
they can spread far beyond your circle of friends.
If you receive a rude image or text about someone else do not forward
it
You have a right not to be harassed and bullied online, make sure you
tell someone.
Treat your password like your toothbrush. Donʼt let anyone else use it.
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14. Cyber Safety

15. Why?
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16. Why?
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17. Staying Safe Social Networking
4 Key Safety Issues
Flirty Nicknames
Flirty Photos
Listing a Surname
Listing a Mobile Number
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18. Target Shopping?
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19. Residence Locator?
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20. Think before you post
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21. Messaging
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22. Research from the
National Center for Missing &
Exploited Children found
• 71% of teens (ages
13-17) reported
receiving messages
online from people
they don’t know

23. • 40% reported that
they would usually
reply and chat
with that person

24. • 30% considered
meeting someone
that they have only
talked to online

25. • 14% have actually had
such an encounter
(9% of 13- to 15-
year-olds)

26. Think before you post
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27. What can you do?
• Talk to your child about their account and
actions
• Show them educational movies
• Ask them to block users they don’t know
• Visit netalert.com.au
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28. How do we protect
your child at school?
• Email Filtering
• www filtering
• Blocking
• History
• Tracking
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32. Where can you go for help?

33. http://thebigquestion.edublogs.org/

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35. Resources
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