NO more Cyberbullying
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Topics of this game:
- Using Facebook to comment on the person's looks and appearance in a racist manner.
- Commenting on someone's achievement by sending out praise and encouragement.
- Forward racist jokes on your social media page.
- Typing your suggestions and ideas in a class discussion board.
- Use your Facebook and post a picture of someone you do not like and asking your friends to attack them.
- Writing a poem about the season on your google homepage.
- Uploading and posting someone photos online in public without their permission.
- Type your class project report and sending it to a friend by email to check.
- To spread a rumour about a particular person on media.
- Asking a genuine question to the publisher regarding their topic.
- You constantly send a message to someone telling them that everyone hated them and he/she doesn't deserve any friendship.
- Give a like and heart icon to a post you like on Facebook.
- Type inappropriate languages and attacking someone on chat.
- Post a commend on a YouTube channel, stating how much you enjoy the video.
- Intimidating and embarrassing someone in a group chat site.
- Engage in a decent conversation on chat.
- Make a YouTube video that targets a person with a threat and hates message.
- Give positive feedback in a group video call regarding ideas and group work.
- Commenting on someone's post that is not relating and mentioning their look, race, and how much you disapprove of them.
- Record yourself dancing on Tik Tok.
- Recording someone and mocking them in the video and later download it on your YouTube channel.
- You wanted to send a hurtful message to John. In the middle of typing your message, you start to realize this is not a good approach and quickly delete your message.
- You saw a message from a friend. Tease you about your tripping incident at school. You decided to delete the message and not respond.
- Sarah posted your photo on her Facebook account with a negative message about you. It hurt your feeling and make you feel embarrassed. You decided to tell your parents and your teacher about it.
- Tom was spreading rumours about you on his Twitter. You know it makes you angry and upset. But you decided not to tell anyone about how this affects you. You did nothing about it.
- A username on chat kept asking you a personal question and making you feel uncomfortable. You asked this particular person to stop it, but that person continues and makes a laughing joke about how you feel. You decided to screenshot the person's message and ID profile and send it to the chat site administration and report the abuse.
- A particular person kept sending you a treating message that he will find you and hurt you. You decided to tell your parents and also report it to the police.
- A particular person kept sending a treat message to you that he is coming after you. Your reply to the person and asked him to leave you alone and tell him you are not scared. You kept replying to his messages and had not informed your parents or a trusted adult.
- You enter a chat site with many of the people in the room, swearing and calling each other names. You decided it is not safe to use this chat site. You log out and close the account.
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