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What types of media use did you witness in the ‘Cyber Sense’ show? □ mobile phone □ blog postings □ video sharing □ all of the above

Why did Chloe (Dusk 7) send a ‘hot pic’ of herself to her boyfriend? What happened as a result?

What did Connor do to avoid the video of him from being seen by his new school mates on You Tube?

Do you know what is the criminal penalty in Australia is for… a) Taking a photo of someone (or oneself) naked who is under age and uploading it to a website.

b) Posting a humiliating or untrue story about someone online and inviting others to comment on it.

What was the most insightful part of the show for you and why?

Fill out the quiz to discover how much cyber sense you have

If you scored between 1 and 12 you may be at risk of being ‘ Cyber Senseless’ . This means that you may be unaware of how to protect yourself and others online. You would benefit from learning more about cyber safety. If you scored between 13 and 18 affect yourself and others. you are ‘ Cyber Sensitive’ . This means you have good insight into how your behavior online can If you scored between 19 and 22 you are a ‘ Cyber Psych ’ This means that not only are you aware of how people’s lives are effected by their online behavior, but you also have excellent understanding of how to navigate yourself through nasty cyber experiences.

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Instruction: Get into groups of 4 Task: Assume you are writing material for a national campaign about cyber bullying. Create a poster of your group’s top tips for helping young people deal with being bullied or harassed through technology use.

1. Keep a record (including time and date and screen shot – if online) 2. Tell someone 3. Contact your phone or Internet service provider and report what is happening. They can help you block messages or calls from certain senders.

4. If messages are threatening or serious get in touch with the police.

5. Only reply to a bullying message if you feel it will dispel rather than

inflame the situation. As soon as it doesn't work, cease all contact.

6. Change your contact details 7. Keep your username and passwords secret [Source: www.reachout.com.au reviewed by netalert.gov]

www.cybersmart.gov.au

www.bullyingnoway.com.au

Talk (or type) to someone

Call 1800 55 1800 for some advice or If you want to IM one of their awesome councillors online check out the Kids Helpline website for online chat times