If you are experiencing bullying online you should…

Stay calm and tell a trusted adult about your situation.

Someone who has seen cyberbullying but didn’t do anything about it.

Should you keep messages and posts from a cyberbully or delete them?

Keep, they can be used as evidence if a situation goes under investigation

Being caught as a cyberbullying could result in…

A police investigation and serious consequences if found guilty., Detentions, suspensions and even expulsion from school.

What should you NOT think about before posting anything on the internet?

How can I make myself look better than them in this post?

What should you do if you see someone being bullied on a social media platform?

Report the post or comment to the app and support victims in getting help

How can you ensure you are being as safe as possible on social media?

Keep your accounts on private and only accept requests from people you know

What is your digital foot print?

Your information that’s on the internet as a result of your online activity

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1
If you are experiencing bullying online you should…
Delete nasty messages you’ve received so no one else can ever read them.
Keep your troubles to yourself, conceal don’t feel.
Stay calm and tell a trusted adult about your situation.
Throw your phone in the bin and never go into public again.
2
A "bystander" is…
Someone who is friends with both the bully and the victim.
Someone standing next to the person on their phone.
Someone who has seen cyberbullying but didn’t do anything about it.
Someone who sees questionable post online and jokingly reposts it.
3
Should you keep messages and posts from a cyberbully or delete them?
Keep, they can be used as evidence if a situation goes under investigation
Delete, why would you want to keep nasty messages?
4
Being caught as a cyberbullying could result in…
A stern talking to but you get a chocolate after.
A police investigation and serious consequences if found guilty.
There are no consequences for cyberbullying.
Detentions, suspensions and even expulsion from school.
5
What should you NOT think about before posting anything on the internet?
Does the content of this post reflect badly upon me or on anyone else?
What would my grandmother think if she saw this post?
How can I make myself look better than them in this post?
Does the content of this post degrade, expose or purposely offend anybody?
6
What should you do if you see someone being bullied on a social media platform?
Report the post or comment to the app and support victims in getting help
Ignore it, better them than you.
‘Like’ the post or comment, it was funny and meant to be a joke.
Delete all your social media and never use technology again.
7
How can you ensure you are being as safe as possible on social media?
Always respond to messages, even from unknown accounts or phone numbers
Keep your accounts on private and only accept requests from people you know
Accept anyones friend requests even when you don’t know them.
Post a lot about your school and other locations you frequently visit
8
Who is at fault in a cyberbullying situation?
You
The bully
Your parents
The inventor os social media
9
What is probably NOT threatening to your immediate safety or general wellbeing on the internet?
A text messaging inviting you to “click this link"
Friends you’ve made online but never met in person.
The person asking to meet up with you in a park alone.
Influencers.
10
What is your digital foot print?
Your information that’s on the internet as a result of your online activity
The records of your achievements in online games
Apps and webpages you've got open before you delete your browsing history
Your shoe size in gigabytes

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