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

1. Be careful on what you post

2. Don’t talk/ meet up with total strangers

3. Watch what you say

4. If you don’t have anything nice to say don’t say anything at all

Source of my story :http://puresight.com/Real-Life-Stories/phoebe-prince.html

My story is on this girl named Phoebe. One day she got asked to a school dance by a senior, and she accepted his offer. Some girls got jealous because she was asked by a football senior. They started to cyber bully her and say horrible things to her. So the night before her winter dance she decided to hang herself.

The immediacy in this story is that they kept calling her names on social media and they wouldn't stop. This story permanence is that everything that they said on social media, was still on social media so anyone could see what was going on and agree or even disagree. Finally her lack of control was that their was no way for her to take any of it down because she didn't have control of their messages and she couldn't stop it. The only thing that came to her mind of stopping it was death.