Cyberbullying Prevention Flashcards

Grade 5 · Technology · Flashcards

Review key terms and concepts related to cyberbullying, online safety, and digital citizenship.

Flashcards

Cyberbullying: Bullying that occurs through digital devices such as phones, tablets, or computers.
Digital citizen: A person who uses technology and the internet in a responsible, respectful, and ethical way.
Upstander: A person who witnesses bullying and takes positive action to support the victim or report it.
Bystander: A person who sees bullying occur but does not get involved.
Block: A digital tool that stops a specific user from contacting you or seeing your content.
Report: A tool on online platforms that allows users to flag harmful or abusive content for review.
Screenshot: A captured image of what is displayed on a screen, used to save evidence of bullying.
Empathy: Understanding and sharing the feelings of another person; important for kind online behavior.
Digital footprint: The permanent record of everything you do, post, and share online.
Netiquette: Rules and expectations for polite and respectful behavior while communicating online.
Privacy: The right to control who can see your personal information and images online.
Trusted adult: An adult such as a parent, teacher, or counselor whom you can safely tell about online problems.
Online harassment: Repeated harmful actions toward someone through digital communication channels.
Social media: Online platforms like Instagram or TikTok where users share content and interact.