Websites

__​__//Websites with additional information and resources on cyberbullying, internet safety, and bullying//. Cyberbullying Research Center

Cyberbullying

[|10 Ways Google Recommends You Stay Safe Online]

The Teacher's Guide to Keeping Students Safe Online

The Bully Project - This year over 18 million American kids will be bullied, making it the most common form of violence experienced by young people in the U.S. The Bully Project film is a new feature-length documentary that follows “a year in the life” of America’s bullying crisis, and offers an intimate look at how bullying has touched the lives of five kids and their families.

Bookmarked Internet Safety links and videos

Cybersmart - provides activities, resources and practical advice to help [|young kids], [|kids], [|teens] and [|parents] safely enjoy the online world. Cybersmart also offers training and resources for [|schools] and materials for [|library staff].

No-Name Calling Week - Are you thinking of getting a No Name-Calling Week off the ground in your school, but you aren't sure where to start? Well, you're in the right place - below you will find many useful items that can help you plan, promote, and carry out many different kinds of anti-bullying events and activities. Whether you are a teacher, student, administrator, counselor, or parent, there are materials here for you, and the best thing is that they're all FREE!

[|Thinkuknow]

[|Plugged In Parent] - Kids and technology have a lot in common  - from the energy it takes to keep up with them to the extreme pace at which both seem to evolve. It’s not an easy job to juggle them both. But it’s an important one. And now, there’s help. [|Cybrary Man's Educational Websites] - The internet catalogue for students, teachers, administrators & parents. Over 20,000 relevant links. [|BullyingInfo.org] - Bullying prevention and response. For children and youth to thrive in their schools and communities, they need to feel safe and be safe — socially, emotionally, and physically.

[|Privacy Revolution] -
Protect your freedom to read, search and learn in a digital age. [|Enough is Enough]- pioneered the national effort to coordinate and organize an unprecedented national campaign to protect children from the Internet dangers of pornography, child pornography, child stalking and sexual predation.

[|Being SMART rules]- a website from the UK that deals with many issues such as filesharing, social networking, music, cell phones, digital footprints plus many more.

[|Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General] - The Office of Attorney General offers a number of exciting new and improved educational programs to help schools and parents empower children with the knowledge to keep them safe online. These unique programs feature customized lesson plans, interactive leanring activities and powerful messages that speak directly to students. They are all free-of-charge, and OAG speakers are available to visit schools.

[|Bullying Information Center] - Bullying at school and online affects ALL of our children — those who bully, those who are victimized, and those who are witnesses or assistants to interpersonal violence. We can and must reduce this age-old problem.

[|Be Web Aware]

[|'Net Know-How]

[|Slate]- Have you been cyberbullied? Help me write about the problem—and how to solve it—by sharing your story.

[|iKeepSafe.org] - As educators, we want our students to be safe and responsible while using technology.

[|ConnectSafely.org] - Smart socializing starts here.

[|NetSmartz.org] - Educate, engage and empower students and parents on how to use the Internet.

[|GetNetWise.org] - GetNetWise is a public service brought to you by Internet industry corporations and public interest organizations to help ensure that Internet users have safe, constructive, and educational or entertaining online experiences.

[|StaySafeOnline.org] - StaySafeOnline.org is the National Cyber Security Alliance’s Website. Content on the Website is developed in cooperation with many of our partners including government, industry, non-profit and education partners. Since our goal is increased education about and adoption of cyber security practices, all of the content found at StaySafeOnline.org may reproduced, if provided for free, to educate the public on good cyber security and safety practices.

[|CyberBully411.org] - Prevent cyberbullying and internet harassment

[|NetFamilyNews.org - Kid - Tech news for parents]



[|Thats Not Cool] - Where do you draw your digital line?

[|Cybersmart] - **Cybersmart** provides activities, resources and practical advice to help [|young kids], [|kids], [|teens] and [|parents] safely enjoy the online world. Cybersmart also offers training and resources for [|schools] and materials for [|library staff].

[|OnGuard Online] - OnGuardOnline.gov provides practical tips from the federal government and the technology industry to help you be on guard against Internet fraud, secure your computer, and protect your personal information.

[|Simple K12 Internet Resources] - Internet Safety Month may be over for 2009, but that doesn't lessen our responsibilities to help protect students all year round. To spread the word about Internet Safety, here's a list of resources on all the hottest topics. These topics are all part of our online curriculum, [|Protecting Students in the 21st Century], which includes [|online lessons] for teens, teachers, and even parents! These lessons are packed with great information to help everyone stay safe online - espeically our students!

[|Teen Internet Safety: Speak Out/Lifestyle Videos]- Students openly SPEAK OUT! about the problems of Internet safety. Watch this video and many others.

[|Wired Safety] - Welcome to WiredSafety, the world's largest Internet safety, help and education resource.

[|Stop Bullying Now] - The Stop Bullying Now Web site is here to help you stop bullying in your school and community. Here you can learn about: [|Bullying Prevention Institute] - The Bullying Prevention Institute was created to afford professional development and educational opportunities to school personnel and other professionals as part of the wide-scale implementation of the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program in Pennsylvania.
 * What works to stop bullying- and what doesn't, and
 * Trainings and training materials

[|Center for Safe and Responsible Internet Use] - The Center for Safe and Responsible Internet Use provides research and outreach services to address issues of the safe and responsible use of the Internet. We provide guidance to parents, educators, librarians, policy-makers, and others regarding effective strategies to assist young people in gaining the knowledge, skills, motivation, and self-control to use the Internet and other information technologies in a safe and responsible manner.

[|First Amendment Center] - Cyberbullying & Public Schools: Seven experts take a unique look at this pressing contemporary issue.

[|Olweus Bullying Prevention Program] - Bullying is one of the most difficult issues students face. Even with a school’s best efforts, students may still experience bullying in classrooms, school hallways, the lunchroom and the playground or athletic fields. The //Olweus Bullying Prevention Program// is the most researched and best-known bullying prevention program available today. Implemented at the school, classroom, and individual levels, the //Olweus Bullying Prevention Program// is designed to reduce bullying, prevent future bullying, and improve relationships at every level.

[|Highmark Healthy High 5] - Bullying is a major public health issue. Bullying can take many forms: emotional, physical, verbal, sexual, racist and cyber (spreading hurtful rumors and/or images across electronic platforms).