A Digital Flipbook done for Film260 on the topic of Cyberbullying.

2. With
the
prevalence
of
digital
literacy
comes
a
new
form
of
harassment
“Bullying
that
takes
place
using
electronic
technology”-­‐StopCyberbullying
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
Sergejs
Babikovs

3. Cyberbullying
occurs
via
text
messages,
email,
and
social
media
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
Mark
Nye

4. Increasing
degree
of
interconnecFon
facilitates
the
spread
of
hatred
Done
through
mediums
that
are
accessible
constantly
throughout
the
day
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
Jason
Howie

5. Cyberbullying
is
usually
very
extreme
as
it
is
impersonal
Antagonists
do
not
have
to
see
real
consequences
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
marFn

6. Cyberbullying
doesn’t
end
at
school,
it
can
happen
at
home
too
There
is
no
escape
for
the
vicFm
Schools
are
unable
to
do
anything
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
FixersUK

7. Cyberbullying
is
most
commonly
communicated
via
text
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
Laura
Smith

8. Girls
are
twice
as
likely
to
experience
cyberbullying
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
Melissa
Brewer

9. 81%
of
children
think
that
cyberbullying
is
easier
to
get
away
with
compared
to
normal
bullying
Antagonists
can
be
anonymous
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
bass_nroll

10. 43%
of
children
say
they
have
experienced
cyberbullying
70%
have
said
they
have
seen
bullying
online
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
Circuito
Fora
do
Eixo

11. 90%
of
Cyberbullying
vicFms
say
they
have
ignored
it
VicFms
usually
suffer
in
silence:
only
1
in
10
children
tell
their
parents
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
kid-­‐josh

12. Schools
cannot
deal
with
cyberbullies
It
is
the
responsibility
of
parents
or
police
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
Bhumika
BhaFa

13. Parents
need
to
act
as
an
outlet
for
their
children,
but
are
o`en
unaware
that
cyberbullying
is
occurring

14. Cyberbullying
o`en
results
in:
Binge
Drinking
Skipping
School
Bad
Grades
Anxiety
Depression
Drug
use
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
Laura
Smith

15. Cyberbullying
someFmes
encourages,
and
can
result
in
suicide
Suicide
aaempts
have
been
seen
to
double
in
cyberbullying
vicFms
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
darcyadelaide

16. Like
the
story
of
Amanda
Todd…

17. Just
because
you
don’t
encourage
it
does
not
mean
you
say
its
wrong
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
CelesFne
Chua

18. The
only
method
of
prevenFon
is
educaFon
Youth
should
be
taught
about
the
consequences
and
coping
methods
to
Cyberbullying

19. Photo
by
Flickr
user:
CT
Senate
Democrats
With
the
evoluFon
of
technology
comes
the
evoluFon
of
harassment
But
this
does
not
have
to
be
the
case

20. “Don’t
Stand
By,
Stand
Up”
Photo
by
Flickr
user:
Kathleen
Donovan