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The Resource Cyber bullying : protecting kids and adults from online bullies, Samuel C. McQuade III, James P. Colt, Nancy B.B. Meyer

Cyber bullying : protecting kids and adults from online bullies, Samuel C. McQuade III, James P. Colt, Nancy B.B. Meyer

Work
Publication
Extent
xiii, 219 p.
Contents
  • Preface
  • Acknowledgments
  • 1. The new reality of bullying and cyber bullying
  • What is cyber bullying?
  • Prominent examples of modern bullying and cyber bullying
  • Common aspects of modern bullying cases
  • Growing up with information technology (IT)
  • Technology-enabled generation shift and the onset of social computing
  • Digital youth culture
  • Harmful aspects of digital youth culture
  • Contemplating the future
  • 2. Characteristics and causes of bullying among individuals and groups
  • Bullies and their victims
  • The ten commonly believed myths about bullying
  • Online deceit and incivility
  • Cultural and media perpetuation
  • Other things that contribute to bullying in society
  • 3. Technological means and methods of cyber bullying
  • Cyber bullying is bullying with technological twists
  • Digital shorthand for communicating online
  • Digital tactics for tormenting others online
  • 4. Cyber bullying research, surveys, and studies
  • Pioneering studies, surveys, and research projects
  • What does all this research mean?
  • 5. Legal issues--what can be done about cyber bullying?
  • Constitutional issues related to online communications
  • Case law pertaining to cyber bullying
  • Criminal laws pertaining to cyber bullying
  • Civil laws pertaining to cyber bullying
  • 6. Closing the digital divide for parents
  • You didn't get the memo on cyber safety?
  • Teenage brain research : another reason to get involved
  • The scoop on supervision--build trust
  • For parents of a cyber bullying victim
  • For the parents of the cyber bully
  • Prevention through establishing and enforcing rules
  • Educate, better educate, and re-educate (yourself)!
  • The importance of information security and family acceptable use policies
  • Effective supervision and communication
  • Ethics and education through role positive modeling
  • Be on the lookout for warning signs
  • 7. Emerging best practices for schools
  • Adult responses to bullying
  • Teacher attitudes toward bullying
  • Theoretical framework : effectiveness of prevention programs
  • Prevention strategies for schools
  • Incorporating cyber bullying into existing bullying prevention efforts
  • Sample action steps for a cyber bullying public relations campaign
  • Supervising student use of information technology devices in schools
  • Social, emotional, and ethical learning in schools
  • Cyber bullying response and investigation strategies
  • 8. Advice for students and other victims of all ages
  • Adult bullying
  • Online bullying in the workplace
  • Bullying of children who are different
  • General strategies and advice
  • Appreciating diversity and standing up against injustice
  • Concluding thoughts and looking ahead
  • Notes
  • Bibliography
  • Index
Isbn
9780313351938
Instance
Label
Cyber bullying : protecting kids and adults from online bullies
Title
Cyber bullying
Title remainder
protecting kids and adults from online bullies
Statement of responsibility
Samuel C. McQuade III, James P. Colt, Nancy B.B. Meyer
Creator
Contributor
Subject
Language
eng
Cataloging source
DLC
http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
McQuade, Samuel C
Dewey number
364.15
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
LC call number
HV6773
LC item number
.M395 2009
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
bibliography
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
  • Colt, James P
  • Meyer, Nancy B. B
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Cyberbullying
  • Bullying
  • Bullying in schools
  • Computer crimes
Label
Cyber bullying : protecting kids and adults from online bullies, Samuel C. McQuade III, James P. Colt, Nancy B.B. Meyer
Instantiates
Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (p. [207]-212) and index
Contents
Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1. The new reality of bullying and cyber bullying -- What is cyber bullying? -- Prominent examples of modern bullying and cyber bullying -- Common aspects of modern bullying cases -- Growing up with information technology (IT) -- Technology-enabled generation shift and the onset of social computing -- Digital youth culture -- Harmful aspects of digital youth culture -- Contemplating the future -- 2. Characteristics and causes of bullying among individuals and groups -- Bullies and their victims -- The ten commonly believed myths about bullying -- Online deceit and incivility -- Cultural and media perpetuation -- Other things that contribute to bullying in society -- 3. Technological means and methods of cyber bullying -- Cyber bullying is bullying with technological twists -- Digital shorthand for communicating online -- Digital tactics for tormenting others online -- 4. Cyber bullying research, surveys, and studies -- Pioneering studies, surveys, and research projects -- What does all this research mean? -- 5. Legal issues--what can be done about cyber bullying? -- Constitutional issues related to online communications -- Case law pertaining to cyber bullying -- Criminal laws pertaining to cyber bullying -- Civil laws pertaining to cyber bullying -- 6. Closing the digital divide for parents -- You didn't get the memo on cyber safety? -- Teenage brain research : another reason to get involved -- The scoop on supervision--build trust -- For parents of a cyber bullying victim -- For the parents of the cyber bully -- Prevention through establishing and enforcing rules -- Educate, better educate, and re-educate (yourself)! -- The importance of information security and family acceptable use policies -- Effective supervision and communication -- Ethics and education through role positive modeling -- Be on the lookout for warning signs -- 7. Emerging best practices for schools -- Adult responses to bullying -- Teacher attitudes toward bullying -- Theoretical framework : effectiveness of prevention programs -- Prevention strategies for schools -- Incorporating cyber bullying into existing bullying prevention efforts -- Sample action steps for a cyber bullying public relations campaign -- Supervising student use of information technology devices in schools -- Social, emotional, and ethical learning in schools -- Cyber bullying response and investigation strategies -- 8. Advice for students and other victims of all ages -- Adult bullying -- Online bullying in the workplace -- Bullying of children who are different -- General strategies and advice -- Appreciating diversity and standing up against injustice -- Concluding thoughts and looking ahead -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index
Control code
ocn246888929
Dimensions
25 cm.
Extent
xiii, 219 p.
Isbn
9780313351938
Isbn Type
(alk. paper)
Lccn
2008045523
Other physical details
ill.
System control number
  • (Sirsi) o246888929
  • (OCoLC)246888929
Label
Cyber bullying : protecting kids and adults from online bullies, Samuel C. McQuade III, James P. Colt, Nancy B.B. Meyer
Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (p. [207]-212) and index
Contents
Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1. The new reality of bullying and cyber bullying -- What is cyber bullying? -- Prominent examples of modern bullying and cyber bullying -- Common aspects of modern bullying cases -- Growing up with information technology (IT) -- Technology-enabled generation shift and the onset of social computing -- Digital youth culture -- Harmful aspects of digital youth culture -- Contemplating the future -- 2. Characteristics and causes of bullying among individuals and groups -- Bullies and their victims -- The ten commonly believed myths about bullying -- Online deceit and incivility -- Cultural and media perpetuation -- Other things that contribute to bullying in society -- 3. Technological means and methods of cyber bullying -- Cyber bullying is bullying with technological twists -- Digital shorthand for communicating online -- Digital tactics for tormenting others online -- 4. Cyber bullying research, surveys, and studies -- Pioneering studies, surveys, and research projects -- What does all this research mean? -- 5. Legal issues--what can be done about cyber bullying? -- Constitutional issues related to online communications -- Case law pertaining to cyber bullying -- Criminal laws pertaining to cyber bullying -- Civil laws pertaining to cyber bullying -- 6. Closing the digital divide for parents -- You didn't get the memo on cyber safety? -- Teenage brain research : another reason to get involved -- The scoop on supervision--build trust -- For parents of a cyber bullying victim -- For the parents of the cyber bully -- Prevention through establishing and enforcing rules -- Educate, better educate, and re-educate (yourself)! -- The importance of information security and family acceptable use policies -- Effective supervision and communication -- Ethics and education through role positive modeling -- Be on the lookout for warning signs -- 7. Emerging best practices for schools -- Adult responses to bullying -- Teacher attitudes toward bullying -- Theoretical framework : effectiveness of prevention programs -- Prevention strategies for schools -- Incorporating cyber bullying into existing bullying prevention efforts -- Sample action steps for a cyber bullying public relations campaign -- Supervising student use of information technology devices in schools -- Social, emotional, and ethical learning in schools -- Cyber bullying response and investigation strategies -- 8. Advice for students and other victims of all ages -- Adult bullying -- Online bullying in the workplace -- Bullying of children who are different -- General strategies and advice -- Appreciating diversity and standing up against injustice -- Concluding thoughts and looking ahead -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index
Control code
ocn246888929
Dimensions
25 cm.
Extent
xiii, 219 p.
Isbn
9780313351938
Isbn Type
(alk. paper)
Lccn
2008045523
Other physical details
ill.
System control number
  • (Sirsi) o246888929
  • (OCoLC)246888929

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