The document discusses cyberbullying, its effects, and ways to deal with it. Cyberbullying involves harassing or embarrassing others online through offensive language, insults, or making the victim feel bad. Victims of cyberbullying can experience trauma, depression, nervousness, isolation, and not want to return to school. The document advises not responding to cyberbullies, saving evidence for police reports, protecting online accounts, and seeking help. It was created by a multidisciplinary group for flipped learning with ICT from 2015 to 2017.

1. Alice Tucci (I)
Laetitia Attikou (F)
Arminas Ciuras (LT)
Patryk Kikosicki (PL)
Joana Dantas (P)
Rocìo Solìs Contalejo (E)
Multidisciplinary Flipped
Learning with ICT
2015-2017

2. Cyberbullying is when people harrass, embarrass others
using technologies.

4. He usually uses offensive language
Makes fun of you
Makes you feel bad
Insults you

5. Traumatized
Youth don’t want to come back in school
Victims start to think about
depressive thoughts
Victims are nervous, afraid of other people
Get victims isolated

6. Don’t respond to text messages
Save the evidence, for the police report
Protect your accounts
Search for help

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