Part 1: Understanding Cyberbullying 

1. What is Cyberbullying?: Watch this video about Cyberbullying and define cyberbullying in your own words.

2. Types of Cyberbullying: Explore the different types of cyberbullying. On you own, create a chart listing at least 5 types (e.g., flaming, exclusion, impersonation) with a brief description of each.

3. Case Study: Read the real-life stories of a cyberbullying victims here.  Think about how did the cyberbullying affect the victim?

Part 2: The Impact of Cyberbullying

1. Consequences: Research the potential consequences of cyberbullying for both the victim and the bully. Use a reliable source like Cyberbullying Research Center to find statistics and data. Check out Pew Rearch Center to find more statistics and data.

2. Bystander Effect: Watch a video on the bystander effect in cyberbullying. How can bystanders intervene and help prevent cyberbullying?

Part 3: Taking Action

1. Prevention Strategies: Visit ConnectSafely and explore their resources for preventing cyberbullying. List 3 strategies you can implement to create a more positive online environment.

2. Reporting Resources: Many platforms have reporting mechanisms for cyberbullying. Find the reporting guidelines for your favorite social media platform.

3. Digital PSA: Create a short digital PSA (Public Service Announcement) using a tool like Canva or Fliggrid raising awareness about cyberbullying. Your PSA can be a video, animation, or infographic. Focus on promoting empathy, respect, and positive online behavior.