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Title: Growing Up Digital


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Growing Up Digital Parent PresentationDecember
14, 2006Shanghai, China By Jeff
Utechthttp//jeff.scofer.comwww.thethinkingstick
.comwww.utechtips.com
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How often do you go on the Internet
Daily A few times per week A few times per month
78 14 3
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How much time do you spend on the computer
surfing, relaxing or having fun per week?
23 36 20 9 12
Less than one hour 2 to 4 hours 5 to 9 hours 10
to 14 hours 15 or more hours
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  • How much time do you spend on the computer for
    work each week?

Less than one hour 2 to 4 hours 5 to 9
hours 10 to 14 hours 15 or more hours
20 50 21 7 3
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How often do you use computers at school each
week?
For Fun 23 36 20 9 12
Homework 20 50 21 7 3
Less than one hour 2 to 4 hours 5 to 9
hours 10 to 14 hours 15 or more hours
42 47 8 3 1
12 41 31
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  • Students As Creators and Contributors

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On a typical day how much time does a student
spend using an Instant Messaging program (IM,
Chatting)?
54 spend more than an hour per day
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The Tools of Millennials
88 have a Cell phone 35 have their own
laptop 66 send at least 1 Text message (SMS)
every day.
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What is Cyber Bullying?
  • Using technology to deliberately harm another
    students emotional or social well-being

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Real Life Bullying Vs. Cyber Bullying
  • Similarities
  • Bully gains sense of power
  • Victim loses self-esteem

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What tools are used by a cyber bully?
  • E-mail
  • Cell phones
  • Instant messaging (i.e. chatting)
  • Personal websites
  • Polling websites

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What does cyber bullying look like?
  • Threatening or insulting e-mails
  • Rumors about a victim e-mailed to many people
  • Websites or blogs created that say hateful things
    about a victim. The link to this site could then
    be emailed to many people
  • Threatening or insulting text messages
  • Built-in digital cameras in cell phones add a new
    dimension to the problem pictures that can be
    distributed to many people in minutes.

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What are the effects of cyber bullying?
  • Mental and Emotional
  • Loss of self-esteem in victim
  • Decreased concentration in school
  • Lower grades
  • Physical
  • Loss of sleep
  • Decreased motivation to take part in physical
    activity
  • Fear of physical danger
  • Social
  • Not knowing who to trust
  • Not wanting to be out of the loop

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Why Cyber Bully
  • Students may say things online that they would
    never say in person
  • Bully does not see the consequences of their
    actions (i.e. facial expression of the victim)
  • Minimal empathy and remorse
  • Less chance of getting caught
  • Victims may not know who the bully is
  • Victims do not know how many people are involved
  • Victims may not report cyber bullying because
    they are afraid parents will freak out and take
    away privileges.
  • Difficult for schools to enforce because it
    usually happens at home

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Worried about your child
  • Long hours on the computer
  • Closes windows on their computer when you enter
    the room
  • Is secretive about internet activities
  • Is always doing homework on the Internet yet
    still falls behind with school work
  • Wont say who they are talking to

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Signs of cyber bullying
  • Unexplained pictures on the computer
  • Trouble sleeping
  • Stomach and headaches
  • Lack of appetite, throwing up
  • Fear of going out of the house
  • Crying for no apparent reason
  • Lack of interest in social events that involve
    other students
  • Complains of illness before school

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What Parents Can Do?
  • Learn everything you can about the Internet and
    what your kids are doing online
  • Keep the computer in an open, commonly used space
  • Let them know you are aware of this problem and
    encourage your kids to come to you if it ever
    happens to them
  • If it does happenStay calm!
  • Remind them never to say anything online that
    they wouldnt want the whole world to read

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Guidelines for Students
  • Never give out personal information online
  • Dont believe everything you see or read
  • Use Netiquette
  • Dont send a message when you are angry
  • Dont open anything from someone you dont know
  • If it doesnt look or feel right, it probably
    isnt

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The Good News
74 have never experienced Cyber-Bullying 62 say
to their knowledge a friend or someone they know
has never experienced Cyber-Bullying
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We are no longer creating our filters in advance
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With great power comes great responsibility! (Uncl
e Ben) Spiderman
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Get Involved Be Aware!
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