While you may not have to assume an unfamiliar role as the student, you will be required to think about cyberbullying in ways that you have not before. Conduct research on what is happening to young people through the Internet and other forms of communication technology, and find information on how to protect yourself and your peers. You may use the following websites for your research. If you find a site that is not listed below, please get it approved before using it. Make sure to cite your references in your notes and make a bibliography with exact URLs. Some Questions to Consider: What is the definition of cyberbullying? How do adolescents cyberbully each other? What are the characteristics of a bully? of a victim? Why is cyberbullying so problematic? What are the effects of cyberbullying? What are some alternatives to resolve conflicts?
Cyberbullying Information for Students Net Bullies for Kids/Teens
Wired Safety for Kids, Tweens and Teens
CFK Article on Cyberbullying: No Muscles Needed
STOP Cyberbullying: Information for Teens
National Crime Prevention Council: How are Teens Cyberbullied?
About.Com: Teen Advice, What is Cyberbullying?
Anti-Bullying Network: Information on Cyberbullying
Digizen.org: Understanding Cyberbullying
PEW/Internet: Cyberbullying and Online Teens
Examples of Public Service Announcements AdCouncil Campaign Against Cyberbullying, PSA 1
AdCouncil Campaign Against Cyberbullying, PSA 2
PSA: Cyberbullying, The Next Generation of Hate
NetSmartz Workshop PSAs