This document provides information about cyberbullying, including what it is, who engages in it, where it occurs, and how it affects kids. It discusses how parents can monitor their kids' computer use and social media activities. It also outlines what steps to take if a child is being cyberbullied, such as keeping records of messages and contacting authorities. Laws around cyberbullying and sexting are also summarized.

1. Cyberbullying Kelly Schermerhorn Model Schools Coordinator [email_address] January 13, 2011-Cohoes HS

3. Cyberbullying What it is, who is involved, where it is, and how it affects the kids in your life What can be done about it?

7. Where is it found? E-mails Instant messaging Text or digital imaging messages Web pages Web logs (blogs) Chat rooms or discussion groups Social media sites Plus more…

8. Where is it found? (continued) Significant amount occurs off-campus, but it is impacting student relationships on-campus. Bypass Internet filter/proxy sites. Use cell phones or other digital devices. This raises liability concerns.