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Cyberbully means bullying on the internet with negitive comments.

"Cyber Bullying: Statistics and Tips." //I-SAFE Inc.// Web. 27 Sept. 2011. . Cyber Bullying Statistics
 * 42% of kids have been bullied while online. 1 in 4 have had it happen more than once.
 * 35% of kids have been threatened online. Nearly 1 in 5 have had it happen more than once.
 * 21% of kids have received mean or threatening e-mail or other messages.
 * 58% of kids admit someone has said mean or hurtful things to them online. More than 4 out of 10 say it has happened more than once.
 * 53% of kids admit having said something mean or hurtful to another person online. More than 1 in 3 have done it more than once.
 * 58% have not told their parents or an adult about something mean or hurtful that happened to them online.

"Cyberbullying — National Crime Prevention Council." //Home — National Crime Prevention Council//. Web. 27 Sept. 2011. .

How Are Teens Cyberbullied?

 * ** Pretend they are other people online to trick others **
 * ** Spread lies and rumors about victims **
 * ** Trick people into revealing personal information **
 * ** Send or forward mean text messages **
 * ** Post pictures of victims without their consent **

"60 Minutes: Cyber Bullying." //MSN Video//. Web. 29 Sept. 2011. . My real life example is 60 minutes- Cyberbullying. I think this was a very good. It was about 3 friends named Allie Destrang, Kyann Proctor, and Mel Abrue; and a 16 year old girl named Katie Lankons who haved been bullyed or are being bullyed. One reason why they are bullyed is because they are on their phones and computer a lot. Allie tells her mom about what is going on. In the beginning her mom just kind of ignores it, but when she sees it, them she try's to help. Then Allie goes to school. 15 minutes later she runs away from school because of the bullying. The people on 60 minutes ask the girls "Why don't you turn off the computer?" And there response is "Then I can't talk to friends I haven't seen in years." Then it goes on by saying from a friendly computer hacker named Tom Wood, telling students what they can do to help not get hacked on the computer. Then Allie says," Tell an adult who will listen so they can help you. If you don't then things will get worse."

"Central York School District-AUP." Web.
 * The High school's AUP**
 * **First pg- Lots about child Pornography, state law under the age of 18**
 * **Second pg- Terms dealing with the state law,Harmful to minors, Harmful to minors, obscene, Technology protection measure**
 * **Third pg- Authority with warranties, any computer resources**
 * **Fourth pg- you have the right on computers, right on what's block, this is in the hand book, can track the broken or stolen iteam**
 * **Fifth pg- students entering school are responsible on computer, you are monitored, on logs, activities, web sites with chat rooms, being aware of cyberbullying**
 * **sixth pg- safety guidelines, control access on the Internet and world wide web, safe in chat rooms, email, and any other source, prevent online hacking, know personal information that regards minors, restrict minors to harmful materials on the internet**
 * **Seventh pg- Prohibiting things on the computer, gambling, work, any type of bullying, virus, passwords, files, games, downloads, music, emails, addresses, the hardware/software, illegal stuff, personal privacy, messages, disabling blocks, looking at photo's/photographs, their language, sending information that is not true about a person**
 * **Eighth pg- do not give out personal information, no accessing chat rooms with out teachers permission, no downloading with out teacher/staff permission, no personal computer techneques**
 * **Ninth pg- all about security, having a password, copyrighting, it's illegal, the districts web site, do not download/copy anything of the district web site, consequence for damages of/on the computer**
 * **Tenth pg- creating viruses, uploading pictures, destroying the internet and data, all called Vandalism, will loss privileges**

"Central York School District-AUP." Web. __**Key Point to keep in the AUP**__


 * 1) The Definitions
 * 2) A Purpose
 * 3) Your Authority
 * 4) Your Responsibility
 * 5) The Guild lines

"Central York School District-AUP." Web. __My AUP__
 * 1) Touch on Pornography, not a whole page
 * 2) Select some terms dealing with the law
 * 3) Warranties, lots of computer resources
 * 4) All the rights on computers, you are in charge of every thing on the computer
 * 5) You are monitored on everything
 * 6) All safety on the computer/little stuff, ex:email, chat rooms
 * 7) Prohibiting bullying, gambling, hackers
 * 8) No giving out personal information on school computers
 * 9) School computers are very secury, you a limit of what you download unless a teacher tells you, copyrighting bad
 * 10) Creating Viruses is very bad, no uploading YOUR pictures, destroying internet/data, WILL loss privileges

The students would not be allowed to do pornography. Through out the AUP, I would have terms. This terms are from the law. If you are on a computer, that means you are doing any type of research. You are in charge of everything on your computer. If you drop it, you will have to pay for a new one and not be handling a computer for awhile. If you are giving an assignment, you are supposed to do it. If you are playing games instead, your teacher will see it because you teacher is monitoring everything you do on the computer. When on the computers you need to be safe. What I mean is don't go on web sites your not supposed to be on and don't download this without a teachers permission. ALL games dealing with gambling are block on school computers. If you are chatting with friends on a school web site, you need to be careful of what you say because any body can hack into the chatting room and see if you posted a phone number, an email, and your Facebook password. Any copping righting is very bad. Don't upload your own pictures unless a teacher a proves it. Same thing with music. If you destroy the internet/data you will be in really big trouble. So if you do any bad thing, you will loss lots of privileges.

"Central York School District-AUP." Web. __ Disciplinary actions for violating the AUP__
 * no computer use for a curtain amount of months
 * when on the computer a teacher is monitoring EVERYTHING
 * extra work for being on places there not supposed to be on
 * paper and pencil work, no computer work
 * can't be trusted
 * no computer for more then one class

"Preventing Cyberbullying in Schools and the Community - National Center." //National Center for Mental Health Promotion and Youth Violence Prevention - National Center//. Web. 02 Oct. 2011. .
 * __How can school officials stop cyberbullying__**
 * 1) Meet with parents, staff, students if they being it up
 * 2) Teacher create an awareness campaign
 * 3) Help students understand cyberbullying by doing activites
 * 4) Tell students how to tell am adult about cyberbullying
 * 5) Have a person come in and tell the students about cyberbullying
 * 6) Educate parents about cyberbullying
 * 7) Tell other local schools about their cyberbullying problems and activies

"How Can I Help to Prevent Cyberbullying? | Cyberbullying | Teacher Advice | Teachtoday." //Teachtoday//. Web. 02 Oct. 2011. .
 * How can school officials such as teachers make our students aware about cyberbullying**
 * 1) **Talk to the students/ help them understand**
 * 2) **Update the AUP**
 * 3) **Easer to tell teacher about cyberbullying**
 * 4) **Have a week that is all about cyberbullying, make it fun too**
 * 5) **Change rules as years go by with no reporting on any bullying**

Davis, Michelle R. "Education Week's Digital Directions: Schools Tackle Legal Twists and Turns of Cyberbullying." //Education Week American Education News Site of Record//. Web. 02 Oct. 2011. . =Schools Tackle Legal Twists and Turns of Cyberbullying=
 * Creating online poles
 * Takes a negitive side
 * Parents might contact the schools about it
 * Find out who created the poll
 * Block the site
 * Send massages to tell students to not take the poll
 * Cyberbullying happens in every day life
 * Laws are trying do be made
 * Have some type of letter go out to different schools and collages about their cyberbulling problems
 * Are court cases about cyberbullying
 * Finding of drugs
 * People coming in to give speeches
 * Happens on the computer
 * Through text messages
 * Parents get involved with the school
 * Happening in schools all around
 * You should be learning, not worrying about bullying problems

"Ten Actions ALL Parents Can Take to Help Eliminate Bullying | Education.com."//Education.com | An Education & Child Development Site for Parents | Parenting & Educational Resource//. Web. 03 Oct. 2011. .
 * What are some actions school officials should take if they suspect cyberbullying? **
 * Talk to the students
 * Listen to what they have to say
 * Aren't having fun at anything
 * Be an example
 * Create anti-bully habits
 * Spread the word to other schools

"Ten Tips to Prevent Cyberbullying." //HotChalk Learning Management System Connecting Teachers, Students and Parents//. Ed. HotChalk. Web. 04 Oct. 2011. .
 * What are some measures that school officials can take to prevent cyberbullying?**
 * **Don't pass messages along**
 * **Step up when your friend is being bullied**
 * **Tell a parent or teacher about a bully situation**
 * **Be supervising the child's computer**
 * **Create a program that could involve the community to stop cyberbullying**
 * **Teach basic thing about being on the computer, smart, safe, changing passwords, not revealing passwords**
 * **Pay attention to your class mates**