HCS Digital Citizenship Course for Middle School PDL (Personalized Digital Learning) project: January 2013 Slide 10 originally contained a video from the following source: Ohio Commission DRCM, YouTube. Talent Show - CyberBullying Prevention Commercial. 2008. Video. YouTube. Web. 10 Nov 2013.

1. Cyberbullying
HCS 1:1 & Digital Citizenship
Middle Schools
December, 2013
Day One

2. Objective... after viewing this course
Participants will have an understanding of
cyberbullying, including
the negative impact
consequences of being a cyberbully
strategies for not becoming a
cyberbully

3. Goals... participants will be able to
define cyberbullying
name 4 participants who might be involved in
cyberbullying
identify at least 3 examples of cyberbullying
identify strategies to not participate in cyberbullying

4. a definition ...
Cyberbullying
includes incidents when a person or group of people
are targeted by another using technological devices
for the purpose of harassment, humiliation,
embarrassment and torment.
Cyberbullying can involve threats. If so, those threats
carry the same disciplinary consequences as verbal
or physical threats.

5. Definitions: "dictionary.reference.com." Dictionary.com.Web. 10 Nov 2013.
incident:“an individual event.“ It is usually a negative event and done
on purpose.
targeted: “to make a target of (an object, person...) for attack... ”
technological device: hand held device or a computer

6. Definitions: "dictionary.reference.com." Dictionary.com.Web. 10 Nov 2013.
harass:“to disturb persistently; torment; bother continually; pester;
persecute...to trouble by repeated attacks.“
humiliate: “cause (a person) a painful loss
of pride, self-respect, or dignity.”
embarrass: “to cause confusion & shame to; make uncomfortably
self-conscious...to make difficult...to complicate...to put difficulties in the way of.”
torment: “to afflict with great bodily or mental suffering;
pain...to worry or annoy excessively...to stir-up; disturb.”

7. a definition ...
Cyberbullying
includes incidents when a person or group of people
are targeted by another using technological devices
for the purpose of harassment, humiliation,
embarrassment and torment.
Cyberbullying can involve threats. If so, those threats
carry the same disciplinary consequences as verbal
or physical threats.

8. Key Vocabulary ...
UPSTAND
ER

9. Dig deeper... in a cyberbullying incident,
target: victim
an offender would bully a target
an upstander stands up to help a target
a bystander stands by and ignores the situation

10. Ohio Commission DRCM, YouTube. Talent Show - CyberBullying Prevention
Commercial. 2008. Video. YouTube. Web. 10 Nov 2013. <
http://youtu.be/bdQBurXQOeQ>

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23. Report Cyberbullying
If you see it, hear about it,
or if it is happening to you
Tell a teacher
Tell an assistant principal
Tell the principal
Tell a trusted adult

24. Consequences for Cyberbullying
"The use of the Internet/Network is a
privilege, not a right, and inappropriate
use will result in cancellation of
Internet/Network privileges......"
Horry County School Policy Manual, p. 126

25. Consequences for Cyberbullying
"Be polite. Always use appropriate language.
Do not send abusive, obscene, inflammatory,
or threatening messages to others. Profanity,
vulgarities, harassing, and other
inappropriate language are prohibited."
Horry County School Policy Manual, p. 126

26. Consequences of Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying is a serious offense.
It is defined as "Disruptive Conduct, Level II."
Horry County School Policy Manual, p. 103-104

27. Cyberbullying
HCS 1:1 & Digital Citizenship
Middle Schools
December, 2013
End of Day One