Cyber bullying involves tormenting, threatening, embarrassing, harassing or humiliating a child, preteen or teenager online or through digital technologies. There are two main types of cyber bullying: direct attacks through messages sent directly to the victim and proxy attacks where others help cyber bully the victim either knowingly or unknowingly. People cyber bully for reasons such as feeling bad about themselves, entertainment, or revenge. The document provides tips for preventing cyber bullying through education, telling someone if being bullied, teaching consequences and how to stop being cyber bullied by not responding, keeping evidence, blocking the bully and telling an adult for help. It also explains how to report cyber bullying to online service providers.

1. By: Hayden Baute, Jordan Smith
CYBER SAFETY

2. What Is Cyber Bulling
 Cyber bulling is when a child, preteen, or
teenager is
tormented, threatened, embarrassed, harass
ed, or humiliated

3. Types of Cyber Bulling
 Direct Attacks-messages sent to your kids
directly.
 Proxy-using others to help cyber bully the
victim, either with or without the
accomplice’s knowledge.

4. Why Do People Cyber Bully
 They feel bad about themselves so they pick
on others.
 They do it for entertainment.
 For revenge.

5. Prevention
 Educate people about it
 Tell some one if you are getting cyber bullied
 Teach people the consequences

6. To stop being cyber bullied
 Don’t respond
 Keep evidence of cyber bullying
 Block them
 Tell a adult or someone that will help you

7. To report to online service
providers
 Review the terms and agreements
 Visit social media centers
 Report to social media site

8. Sources
 http://www.stopcyberbullying.org
 http://www.stopbullying.gov/cyberbullying/