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Slide 2- The internet changed today's communications by allowing people to be more connected to each other all across the world. An example of this is FaceBook. This website allows a wide global connection of people that have access to met and connect with each other.
Slide 3- Immediacy, is how when you post something on the internet. It will be instantly shared to those you are connected to. And example is when you post something on Facebook. For Permanence, it is more like when you did something stupid and people around you would remember it for a long time. In the internet it’s the worse. People would remember it longer for the fact that it's in the internet. Lack of Control is when you post something, most likely when you think only you have possession of that pic or video. When in reality, about 100 people already have it and shared it. This Lack of Control spreads like wildfire throughout the internet. It can be small if the event is small but it can be very huge where it can hit the media such as the news if the event is crazy enough. All of these 3 things can affect our offline and online identities in many ways. Most of which is very devastating for the person and some can bring up a person's social class position.
Slide 4- One way to actively manage and protect your identity online is to literally never post anything and live on with your life not posting anything that you only want your friends to see. Another way to manage and protect your identity online is to only post things that you feel will not offend anyone, not hurt anyone, and not hurt yourself or your reputation. For example, if you posted something that will not hurt you but offend someone else they may get revenge on you and could post something that could really hurt your reputation.
Slide 5- The internet itself I would say has no rules but the websites that you can access with the internet have a ton of rules and regulations, for example when you enter a website or any other form of social media, games, Etc. They require a terms of use or any other form of rule agreement that you have to accept before using it.
Slide 6- Cyber bullying to me is a form of bullying that really is just on the internet that can take many forms. For example there are forms of cyberbullying from the two people themselves like verbal abuse, but then their are those cases where a person can be saying bad things about the victim on social media just to lower their reputation.
Slide 7- One form can be between two people, one person can be verbally abusing the other, While another form could be between many people and just one person, they all just abuse that one person with hate messages and so on. Such as trolling, mashup, etc.
Slide 8- Victims should always double check their account for things such as hate messages and should always be aware of what their posting because it can seriously backfire and cause destruction.
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Try to never use social media.
Be aware of what your posting.
Be conscious of the people around you and what they may think about a post.
Ignore haters /block them or report them if you can.
Don’t post anything stupid.
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Slide 2: An explanation of how the Internet has changed communication. Make sure to use at least one specific example.
The internet has changed communication because social media was created. An example is Snapchat.
Slide 3:Define Immediacy, Permanence and Lack of Control as they pertain to the Internet and explain how Immediacy, Permanence and Lack of Control affect both our offline and our online identities and lives. Include at least one example for each.
Immediacy: The quickness of letting something stay on the internet. It affects our lives because what we post online is going to be on the internet for a while after we hit the button. An example is “Nicole’s Story.” Permanence: The length of time that the thing is on the internet. Permanence is harming our lives because if we don’t like what we posted, it is going to stay there for a while. An example is your online record.Lack of Control: When someone doesn’t have control of the thing that they posted. Lack of control is affecting us because we can’t control what could happen to what we post. An example is a picture that you deleted but someone screenshotted it.
Slide 4:What are two ways that you can actively manage and protect your identity and your reputation online? (one of each)
You can make your account private. You can also only be friends with the people you are friends with offline.
Slide 5:Answer the question: “Does the Internet have rules?” Use at least one specific example.
The internet does not have rules. But the websites that are on the internet do have rules. An example is Twitter, Twitter has rules that you have to accept to be on the website.
Slide 6: Define cyberbullying in your own words.
Cyberbullying: The act of bullying someone online.
Slide 7: Describe at least 2 kinds of cyberbullying and why they are considered cyberbullying
Trolling is cyberbullying because it is being mean to someone on purpose. Unintentional is cyberbullying because it is being mean to someone but not knowing that it is mean.
Slide 8: Provide advice for: victims, bullies and bystanders of cyberbullying
Victims: Watch what you are posting to the internet.
Bullies: Don’t be mean or no apparent reason
Bystanders: Don’t let people be mean to others, stand up and help the victim.
Slide 9:Your Top 5 tips for using the Internet
Be careful on what you post
Don’t talk/ meet up with total strangers
Watch what you say
If you don’t have anything nice to say don’t say anything at all
- Have confidence in yourself that way nobody can bring you down
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Zarin Shyma
12-7-16
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Internet has changed communication because before the internet use people only used to have phone to communicate. But now the internet has changed the communication because now most of the people use facebook, whatsapp, viber, imo etc to communicate, for example in 1977, people only used to have phone to communicate, now people can communicate by messenger, instagram, whatsapp etc.
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Immediacy- how quick a photo, comment, or video can spread around the world.
Permanence- Once you post something on online, Even if you delete the post, but it still can be somewhere else.because people can save screenshot and download the post.
Lack of control- After you post something on online, you’re not going to have that much control on it.
Immediacy, Permanence and Lack of Control affect both our offline and our online identities. For example when a famous person wanted to post a picture on online but accidentally she posted the wrong thing. And when she posted the picture. Immediacy started to happen because People started to like, comment and share it. Permanency is that people can also screenshots and download the picture. And In this case lack of control happened because after she posted the picture she didn’t have that much control on it.
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The two ways that you can actively manage and protect your identity and your reputation online are you should create a password that is hard to remember. And try not to put your private information like your phone number, addresses etc online.
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I think the Internet does have rules but most of the people don't follow them for example: you cannot use facebook until you're 13.
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Cyberbullying is the act of bullying someone by using technology. (as by posting mean or threatening messages about the person online)
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The 2 kinds of cyberbullying are Unintentional and harassment. Unintentional cyber bullying is Online posting or texting that makes someone feel uncomfortable or upset without meaning to. and harassment cyberbullying is sending threatening message to someone.They are considered cyberbullying because by doing these kinds of things they tried to harm the person’s reputation.
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The advice that I have for the bullies are you shouldn’t do these kinds of things. Because by doing these kinds of things you ruining the person's reputation. And if you're the victim think before you act.. And if you are the bystanders stop the bullies to do this kinds of things.
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Think before you post something on online.
Don’t post something that harm others.
Be the person you’re in offline.
- Don’t post your private Information on online.
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Slide 2) now a days people don’t say things to each other, They are always in their phone checking on snapchat, instagram, facebook, twitter or whatever they have. I feel like with all this technology and social media people are having less face to face conversations and Interacting with people.
Slide 3) Permanence- once you post something (inappropriate or appropriate) it stays for ever in the internet doesn’t matter if you delete it or not.
Lack of control - When you post something disrespectful that you know you weren’t suppose to post
Immediacy- How quick a picture or video could be sent online
All of these can affect our offline and online identities because if something bad happens to whatever you post, it will stay with you forever and people will constantly bring it up and you will be known as that person in the video, picture or whatever you post. For example permanence because if you decide to take it down someone probably saved it or download it. Lack of control is something that affects you also because you are posting something that you aren’t suppose too and people are going to lose respect for you. Lastly immediacy can also affect you by how a picture you take down can already be sent to another website by another person.
Slide 4) Two ways you can protect your identity is by not posting any personal information and not sharing everything to everyone
Two ways you can manage your reputation online is putting all of your accounts on private and blocking/reporting people.
Slide 5) “Does the Internet have rules?” yes the internet does have rules and people should obey them because there will be consequences if you don’t follow them. Just because people aren’t following doesn’t mean you have too.
Slide 6) How I define cyberbullying when someone anonymous is attacking someone else with rude/mean/hateful comments on someone’s page or picture. Also when you are threatening the person.
Slide 7) 2 kinds of cyberbullying are harassment and impersonation. Harassment is considered cyberbullying because you are repeatedly sending someone harming and offensive messages to the person. Impersonation is also cyberbullying because you are pretending to be someone else that is sending mean things, false information or hurtful comments to someone who isn’t even you.
Slide 8) Advice I have for victims, bullies and bystanders of cyberbullying is why are you bullying this person? Have they done anything to you? Are you going to be that person who is a going to act like a troll online and try to be normal in person? Also bystanders speak up do something, don’t let anyone get bully online. They don’t deserve this. Do something. And lastly for the victims who are getting bully just remember they aren’t worth your time. Don’t listen to them. They are just trying to bring people down
Slide 9) 5 tips I have for using the internet is
Always make sure you put all of your accounts in private
Before you follow the person make sure you look through he/she pictures to make he isn’t fake
If the person is commenting on your stuff or dming you and you feel uncomfortable block the person and report him.
DO NOT POST ANY NUDES OR ANYTHING GRAPHIC OFF YOUR PAGE BECAUSE IT CAN CAUSE HARMFUL THINGS TO YOU
If you are getting cyberbully don’t do any harmful stuff to yourself speak up you as a person has a voice!
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The internet has allowed people from all around the world to talk chat and share whatever they choose to from videos to money to various different things.
Immediacy- how fast information is put out there from one user to another
Permanence- is when you post something online it stays there no matter if you delete ii, it never completely goes away
Lack of control- Is the lack of control of the people in possession of the info you put out there.
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4. The internet does have new but there is really nothing or no one to enforce it.
5. When you make jokes or do something to “intentionally” ruin a persons day.
6. Trolling even though it is funny it is bullying because you are messing with them and harassing them just to get a reaction out of them for your entertainment. Another one is scamming because there are alot of kids on the internet and when they hear free they instantly click on it.
7. For bullies there is no reason I know that you were bullied yourself but that is no reason that you be treating people like this. For victims there are people that care about you and I promise just get through this it will always get better. For bystanders do something stand up for the person being bullied and stop it from happening.
Be yourself
Don’t care what anyone says to you because it is a pixel just on the screen.
Don’t fall for the “free” scams because they are scam
Never share your information
- Don’t bully and expect not to be bullied back
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1,The internet has changed communication ,because now you can communicate with anyone however you want. For an example you can facetime someone to communicate with them.
.2.Immediacy is when you post something online. That post will automatically share with other people. For example when you post something on instagram people will see your post. Permanence, is how permanent the post is online. The post will always be there. For an example when you post something you regret someone can screenshot it and post it on the internet. Lack of control, is when there is when you cannot control who sees your post. For an example you post a picture but you didn’t want a certain person to see it, but they saw it because you have no control over that picture.
3.You can actively manage by being active online but posting influential stuff. Protect your identity by not posting things that are inappropriate.
4.The internet does have rules because you are allowed to block people and if you say or post something inappropriate you can get reported. Another example is that you have to be a certain age to sign up for a social network,but people don’t listen to it .
5. Cyber bullying is when you harass someone online just to make them feel bad about themselves.
6.Harassing is when you sent offensive things to someone multiple times. This is considered cyber bullying because you are lowering someone else’s self- esteem. Outing when you post personal information about someone without their permission. This is considered bullying because you are spreading rumors about someone.
7.Victims should check their account for hate and be aware of what they are posting.
8.- Don’t post personal information
- Be aware of what others post
- Don’t post insulting posts
- Be safe on the internet because you never know who is watching
- Don’t talk to people who have bad vibesInternet Survival Guide
SLIDE 2: An explanation of how the Internet has changed communication. Make sure to use at least one specific example.`
The internet has changed the communication because now a days students are more attentive to their phone because of social media such as instagram
SLIDE 3 : Define Immediacy, Permanence and Lack of Control as they pertain to the Internet and explain how Immediacy, Permanence and Lack of Control affect both our offline and our online identities and lives. Include at least one example for each.
Immediacy: it affects us online because if we post something online then lots of people can see it and they could start sending it to there friends and etc. It affects us offline because if someone posted something that’s insulting someone by accident then people start making fun of others. An example is “Nicole’s Story.”
Permanence: it affects us online because when we post something and delete it, it doesn’t automatically disappear from the internet.
Lack of Control: When someone doesn’t have control of the thing that they posted. Lack of control is affecting us because we can’t control what could happen to what we post. An example is let's say i sent a picture to one of my friends after that she would have access to send it to her other friends and i won’t be able to do anything about it.
SLIDE 4 : What are two ways that you can actively manage and protect your identity and your reputation online? (one of each)
Make your account private and not accept people that you don't know
4.Answer the question: “Does the Internet have rules?” Use at least one specific example.
The internet does not have rules. But the websites that are on the internet do have rules. An example is Twitter, Twitter has rules that you have to accept to be on the website not everyone follows the rules on twitter but they still got it.
SLIDE 6 : Define cyberbullying in your own words.
Cyberbullying: saying mean things to someone online
SLIDE 7 : Describe at least 2 kinds of cyberbullying and why they are considered cyberbullying
Trolling is cyberbullying because it is doing something purposely. Unintentional is cyberbullying because when you say something on the internet you don't think it would hurt the other person's feelings
SLIDE 8 : Provide advice for: victims, bullies and bystanders of cyberbullying
Victims:Don't post all your business on social media.
Bullies: if you don't like what they post then keep scrolling
Bystanders: help out the victim
SLIDE 9 : Your Top 5 tips for using the Internet
Be careful on what you post
Don’t talk/ meet up with total strangers
Watch what you say
- If you don’t have anything nice to say don’t say anything at all
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Slide 2: An explanation of how the Internet has changed communication. Make sure to use at least one specific example.
The internet has changed communication because now you don’t have to send mails to people or run over and tell them. You can just email , call , or text.
Define Immediacy, Permanence and Lack of Control as they pertain to the Internet and explain how Immediacy, Permanence and Lack of Control affect both our offline and our online identities and lives. Include at least one example for each.
Slide 3: Immediacy : when you post something and people immediately see it
Slide 4: Permanence lasting or remaining unchanged indefinitely.
Slide 5: Lack of Control when you can't control what you put out there.
Slide 6: What are two ways that you can actively manage and protect your identity and your reputation online? (one of each)
By creating passwords that you don’t know
Don’t post anything you don't want people to see
Put your account on private
Don’t share your information
Slide 7: Answer the question: “Does the Internet have rules?” Use at least one specific example.
They internet does not have rules because you can still do anything you want on the internet. Nothing is stopping you from posting bad comments of people unless someone report it, but several people got to report so the carrier can know what going on. When you post something inappropriate the internet does not check it or block.
Slide 8: Define cyberbullying in your own words.
When electronic device to communicate with someone to bully someone. Causing harm to someone making them feel bad.
Slide 8: Describe at least 2 kinds of cyberbullying and why they are considered cyberbullying
Harassment: sending offensive and malicious messages to an individual or a group and is often repeated multiple times.
Flaming is similar to harassment, but it refers to an online fight exchanged via emails, instant messaging or chat rooms. It is a type of public bullying that often directs harsh languages, or images to a specific person.
Slide 8: Provide advice for: victims, bullies and bystanders of cyberbullying
Don´t worry about what people say to you.They say anything to make you mad.
Your Top 5 tips for using the Internet
Slide 9: Stay Private
Slide 10: Don’t share private information
Slide 11: Don’t cyberbully
Slide 12: Don't send anything inappropriate to anyone
Slide 13: Be safe
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1. internet has changed communication by giving people the ability to have freedom of speech and express their opinions to others freely. However some people think that this also means that they can say and get away with ANYTHING such as cyberbullying and trolling. An example could be of people expressing their opinions on race while others might take as an opportunity to be racist.
2. Immediacy is to be involved in something, permanence is to be forever lasting and never removeable and lack of control is by the name states to loose control over something or a situation. The way these three things affect our lives are sort of in a pattern. It starts of with permanence when you put something unnecessary or inappropriate over the internet. Next, is immediacy where people start to find these inappropriate things and pull you and others into an argument of what and why the person did this over the internet. Last, is a lack of control where so many people see what you posted that you eventually start to get hate not just over the internet but in real life as well after losing control over what you posted.
3. One way to protect your identity is by learning how to spot scams and hackers. Also, one way to protect your reputation is by presenting yourself well over the internet or by making a good first impression.
4. Yes the internet does have rules and while most people generally don't follow them, rules are still rules. An example could be how some places like America having a rule that allows you put people in court for cyber bullying while other places like alaska don't have that rule with them so someone can commit cyberbullying acts and can not be sent to court.
5. Cyberbullying is what happens when you abuse the power of technology and your own intellect and use those two things to harm or hurt others physically or mentally over the internet.
6. One type of cyberbullying is trolling which is when you go out of your way to do nothing more than insult or hurt someone over the internet for no real purpose. Another type is masquerading when you use someone face or name basically conceal yourself within a digital mask and avoid getting caught for heinous acts over the internet.
7. For victims of cyberbullying I recommend ignoring the commits the bullies make since they have no wright to judge you, especially since they don’t even know you. Also, make sure to call in a bystander for help. As for the bullies I recommend for them to stop going out of their way to harm others that they don’t even know and stop acting like cowards. If you want to bully someone do it in person instead of over the internet that will atleast make you look like you're tough enough to go face to face with the person. If that's not enough to get you to stop than simply remember how rare it is for cyberbullies to escape with their crimes. Most people who bully others over the internet are eventually caught and put to prison so think about that.
8. My top 5 tips for using the internet are to first be aware of scams and hackers. Second, always try to make a good first impression on people. Third, only invite people you know and are familiar with over your social media. Fourth, make all of your internet passwords as convoluted as possible. Last and fifth, don't ever get involved in a situation that could potentially lead to cyber bullying.Internet Survival Guide
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The internet has changed communication because we can talk to people around the world now in no time. An example of this is skype.
Immediacy is when there are pictures being posted constantly over and over and it affects our offline and online identities because it’s constantly something to see on the internet and it makes people feel as if they have to see what the current thing on the internet is. Permanence is when u post something on the internet and it stays there forever and it affects our offline and online identities because if we try to apply for a job and the employer looks us up he can find something that you posted and he might think that you're not qualified for the job. Lack of Control is when u post something and someone takes that picture and does stuff with it and that affects our online and offline identities because someone can make a fake account with our pictures and gives us a bad name.
- One way you can protect your identity is by not posting your personal information and one way you can protect your reputation is by posting stuff that is appropriate and does not give you a bad name.
The internet has rules but people just bypass those rules most of the time. An example is when people make a google account and they make up a fake birthday because you need to be 18 and over.
Cyber bullying is when you harass a person online.
Two kinds of cyber bullying are trolling and outing. Trolling is when u annoy a person for no reason at all and outing is when u post someone's personal information online.
The advice I would give victims is, it´s not your fault that you are being bullied just ignore those people and don't worry about them because they're just taking their anger out on you. My advice for bullies is treat people the way you would want to be treated and respect everyone because you wouldn't want to be bullied.
My top 5 tips are:1. Be aware of everyone you meet on the internet. 2. Don´t go on websites that are harmful and might have viruses. 3. Never post your personal information online. 4. Never meet someone in person that you just meet online. 5. Don't open emails that look sketchy.
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1. An explanation of how the Internet has changed communication. Make sure to use at least one specific example.
The way internet changed communication throughout the world is very extraordinary. Data being able to be transferred from one side of the world to another, sociality becoming more and more frequent with both children and adults, and knowledge being a lot more easier to access. The dawn of the internet’s great achievement was born when Steve Jobs first introduced the internet’s capabilities in 2002.
2. Define Immediacy, Permanence and Lack of Control as they pertain to the Internet and explain how Immediacy, Permanence and Lack of Control affect both our offline and our online identities and lives. Include at least one example for each.
However, even if the internet is perceived as a free-to-do place, it still has its guidelines people must follow in order for everyone to have an equally enjoyable experience. These three guidelines being, Immediacy, Permanence and Lack of Control. Immediacy is when consequences of the actions an individual has chosen to make on the internet starts to take effect on both their internet life and their life in reality. For example, when posting something that might be offensive to some people, those offended people will take immediate actions to fully publish their post, causing immediate consequences to affect their life. Lack of Control is the phase that pretty much happens after Immediacy takes effect. When the individual's offensive post has been seen by almost everyone around the world, it would be too late to try and delete every single shared post, leaving the individual unable to control what already happen. After Immediacy and Lack of Control occurs, Permanence allows the effects to either stay in motion or in place.
3. What are two ways that you can actively manage and protect your identity and your reputation online? (one of each)
Do not worry about not knowing the ways you can protect identity while managing online activity, there are a bunch of ways you can protect yourself. Two of them being, keeping your post well thought out, and making sure that you keep your thoughts to yourself.
4. Answer the question: “Does the Internet have rules?” Use at least one specific example.
Yes, the internet does have rules when it comes to having the privilege to do whatever you can imagine. The first amendment’s statements is involved in most of these rules. One of them being protected and unprotected speech when publishing through the internet. For protected speech gives you the permission to post or publish anything on the internet while unprotected speech unables you to state something that doesn't hurt the reputation of someone else.
5. Define cyberbullying in your own words.
Cyberbullying is when an individual is threatened or harassed through the internet.
6. Describe at least 2 kinds of cyberbullying and why they are considered cyberbullying
There are a lot of ways to cyberbully someone. Two of them being: unintentional cyber bullying, where people are seen cyberbullying without realizing. And doxing, when people are seen releasing someone else’s personal information.
7. Provide advice for: victims, bullies and bystanders of cyberbullying
The advice I would like to provide for bystanders is to tell an adult right away and make sure to comfort the victim who got bullied. For bullies, if you ever get motivated by friends to bully other people, try to keep your distances away from them. However if they decide to follow you try speaking to an adult and have them be restricted from being around you. Victims who get bullied must have evidence if they are going to tell an adult. That way, the adult would find your statement to be true and try to support you by letting you stay in their class whenever they start bothering you.
8. Your Top 5 tips for using the Internet
Make sure to talk to the people you know instead of trying to befriend random people you never heard of before
Try to use websites that are virus free
When using accounts on the internet, try to make sure you secure your password information.
When downloading, make sure it is truthful with what it’ll give you instead of downloading it blindly.
- When using computers in a library, please remember that different computers have different internet systems, so be sure to follow the directions and restrictions the library internet uses.
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