Stay safe online
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This document discusses three main online dangers: identity theft, cyber stalking, and cyber bullying. It provides links to learn more about protecting one's identity on social networks, how easy and serious cyber stalking can be, and how seemingly harmless online remarks can escalate and cause significant distress. The document encourages clicking on additional links and images for further information on each topic.
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Stay safe online
- 2. The Main Dangers • Identity theft • Cyber stalking • Cyber bullying Click on the links in the following slides for more information …
- 3. Protect Your Identity Be very careful when you post your personal information on-line. Do you know that Facebook can use any information that you make public? This includes the dangers on social networks sites… Click the images to find out more… Privacy? What privacy?... Michael Shortland
- 4. Cyber Stalking • We all know that cyber stalking happens but do we know just how easy, and serious, it can be? Click the images to find out more… Girls – think U know? … Matt thought he knew… Tom’s Internet Safety Story… Becky’s story…
- 5. Cyber Bullying • Sometimes remarks that might seem harmless become exaggerated and cause considerable distress, or worse... Click the images to find out more… A safer day ... Cyber etiquette … Anti bullying … Consequence…
- 6. Cyber Bullying • Sometimes remarks that might seem harmless become exaggerated and cause considerable distress, or worse... Click the images to find out more… A safer day ... Cyber etiquette … Anti bullying … Consequence…
Hinweis der Redaktion
- This PowerPoint contains links to over an hour of You Tube clips about on-line safety.
- This PowerPoint follows 3 aspects of on-line safety: Personal information – loss of, misuse and what users of Facebook have actually agreed to. (Slide 3) Cyber stalking – case studies etc. Demonstrating just how easy it is to stalk someone; even without direct contact! (Slide 4) Cyber bullying – case studies demonstrating the consequences; anti-bullying ads and a comical video about how to behave on-line (Slide 5)
- Images and underlined text are all hyperlinks to videos about the agreement all Facebook users have signed up to. Suggested viewing order: Privacy? What privacy?... What did you agree to when you signed up for a Facebook account? Dangers– CEOP warning about dangers on social network sites
- Images and underlined text are all hyperlinks to videos about cyber stalking. Suggested viewing order: Matt thought he knew – actors demonstrating how easy it is to be fooled on-line – boys get stalked too!!!! Girls – think you know – actors in a powerful warning for girls Tom’s Internet Safety story – actors in another graphic warning for boys + information about what to do if something does happen Becky’s story – another story about posting information and pictures online
- Images and underlined text are all hyperlinks to videos about cyber bullying More – video about bullying and advice about reporting offenses A safer day – cleverly filmed illustration of how bullying can start Marks – warning about not writing things that you would not say publicly Anti-bullying – subtle advertisement promoting anti-bullying – watch the boy with white hair – he dyes it red to support the other boy Consequence – video depicts a teenage girl's experience of sexting. It highlights that once something is created in a digital format and then shared, you lose control over who sees it and what they do with it. Cyber etiquette – a humorous film set in the 1950s but making the point about how to behave on-line. A good clip to end with and lighten the tension.