Cyberbullying can take many forms such as sending mean or hurtful messages, spreading rumors online, sharing embarrassing photos or videos without permission, impersonating others, deliberately excluding people from online groups, stalking others' social media feeds, and abusive behavior toward other online gamers. The document provides examples of different types of cyberbullying and recommends seeking help or guidance from resources that address cyberbullying and how to help kids dealing with it.

1. Cyberbullying
what does it look like?

2. Mean & hurtful
email or text
messages
By people known
or unknown
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3. Spreading of
rumours
via email, texts or
social networking
sites

4. Sharing photos
or video
without permission &
with the intent to hurt
or embaress

5. Impersonating
hacking in to an account
or setting up a false alias to
pretend they are someone
they are not

6. Excluding
deliberately excluding
someone from a site,
conversation or online
group

7. Stalking
following a persons
social media feeds,
making repeated &
unwanted contact

8. Gaming abuse
Nasty comments,
verbal and written
abuse toward other
online players

9. Cyberbullying
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