This document discusses different types of cyberbullying such as harassment, exclusion, flaming, and outing. It provides tips on how to prevent and deal with each type. Harassment involves sending offensive messages repeatedly, while exclusion means deliberately leaving someone out of social activities or conversations. Flaming is very insulting online interactions using profanity. Outing is publicly displaying someone's private communications. The document advises changing passwords frequently, blocking or ignoring bullies, and telling a trusted adult about any cyberbullying experienced.

1. By: MaryClaire Munn and
Rhagan Peace

2. INTRODUCTION
In this report you will
learn about
cyberbullying; how it
happens, some
types, how to try and
prevent it, and the
affects.

3. I HATE
CYBERBULLYIN’.

4. FIRST FOR THE DIFFERENT TYPES…
➤ Harassment: It involves the bully sending
offensive messages to a person or a group
and is repeated multiple times.
➤ Exclusion: A highly effective tactic that
directly targets a child’s developmental nee
to feel accepted as part of social event.
➤ Flaming: a very insulting interaction
between people over the internet often
involving the use of profanity.
➤ Outing: The public display or forwarding of
personal communications such as text
messages, emails, or instant messaging.

5. HARASSMENT
➤ Tips to help prevent internet
harassment: Change your passwords
frequently, be cautious about meeting
online acquaintances in person, set up
two email accounts- one for business
and one for other groups, and use a
gender neutral email if you can
choose.
➤ What should you do if someone is
harassing you through social media:
Always think before you post. Block
another user from seeing your profile
(if needed). Avoid retaliating- most
bullies are looking to get a reaction.

6. EXCLUSION
➤ Exclusion is the deliberate act of
leaving you out.
➤ Exclusion can happen in all of these
ways:
1. You might be excluded from friend’s
parties or activities.
2. Your friends are having online
conversations and tagging other friends
but not you.
3. You don't have a certain social
network and you are deliberately
excluded from conversations because of
this.

7. FLAMING
➤ What to do about it:
1.Screenshot what you
have been sent to use as
evidence. 2.
Show a close adult and
talk to them about what is
going on. 3.
Ignore the person the
MINUTE the flaming
starts.
IGNORE
FLAMING!

8. OUTING
➤How it happens:
-someone finds a secret and
sends it to multiple people as a
form of video or image.
-someone betrays a friend and
spreads a rumor which they
know is not true.

9. CONCLUSION
➤I hope you
learned some
things about
cyberbully
such as, how
to prevent it
and how to
stop it.
Amen

10. ➤Trivia.
➤ What % of teens
experience cyberbullying
regularly?.
➤ Where in the world dis the
only place that
cyberbullying is illegal?.

11. SOURCES:
➤ ccohs.ca
➤ kids.kaspersky.com
➤ nobullying.comMUCHAS