logging in or signing up Cyberwellness thilaga5 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 216 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (1) Added: February 08, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Cyberwellness: CyberwellnessSix Important Areas: Six Important Areas (A) Netiquette (B) Handling inappropriate content (C) Dangers with cyber contacts (D) Addiction with games (E) Cyber bullying (F) Copyright issues(A) Netiquette: (A) Netiquette1. Remember to be courteous : 1. Remember to be courteousSlide 5: 2. Think about what you postSlide 6: 3. Respect other people’s timeSlide 7: SPAM ‘unwanted messages’Slide 8: 4. Respect other people’s privacySlide 9: 5. Know your audience*(B) Handling Inappropriate Content: (B) Handling Inappropriate ContentHow do I know if the Content is not appropriate?: How do I know if the Content is not appropriate?SENSE : SENSE Is the content making me feel uncomfortable weird afraid confused or guilty?THINK : Is it asking me to do something against the school rules or the law? Is it asking me to hurt myself or other people? Is it asking me to do something dangerous? Can I understand the content? THINKWhat do I do if Content is not appropriate: What do I do if Content is not appropriateWhat do I do if the Content is not appropriate? - ACT: What do I do if the Content is not appropriate? - ACT Stop going further into the content Record details such as website address Report to a teacher/ parent3-Step Process: 3-Step Process SENSE THINK ACT(C) Dangers with Cyber Contacts: (C) Dangers with Cyber ContactsSlide 18: When you were on the internet, have you been asked to give your details?Slide 19: You are taking risks online!! If you answered “YES”,~Chatting on the internet~: VIDEO CLIP ~Chatting on the internet~The Straits Times: The Straits Times A reporter who pretended to be a teen in a chatroom. Many strangers tried to ask her out with bad intentions. The Straits Times 6 May 2007The Straits Times: A man molested a 13-year-old girl he met online. He was jailed and caned. The Straits Times The Straits Times 17 March 2007Slide 23: People may not be who they say they are online and may be up to something dangerous The Dangers of giving away personal informationSlide 24: What information should NOT be shared?Slide 25: Full Name Home address Name of school Phone Number Passwords Your Photograph Your parents’ place of workSlide 26: What kind of information that you can share?Slide 27: Hobbies Your favourite food Your favourite movie Your favourite games Number of pets you have Name of your petSlide 28: Communicating with strangers on the internet is the same as talking to strangers anywhere else !Tips on online chat: Tips on online chat Do not post your personal information online (e.g. your home address on your website)Tips on online chat: Tips on online chat Do not allow anyone to persuade you into giving personal information. Say ‘NO!’Tips on online chat: Tips on online chat Speak to your parents or teachers if anyone makes you feel uncomfortable online.(D) Addiction to Gaming?: (D) Addiction to Gaming?Do you spend more than 1 hour internet gaming everyday? : Do you spend more than 1 hour internet gaming everyday?Slide 34: Do you play internet gaming more than 4 times a week?Slide 35: Do you get angry when told to stop playing internet games?Slide 36: If your answer is YES, you may be addicted to gaming.Slide 37: How can I stop myself from becoming addicted?Slide 38: 1.Maintain a balance between gaming and other activitiesSlide 39: 2. Take breaks from gaming e.g. shopping, have a walk in gardenSlide 40: 3. Make your gaming a time to play with friends! e.g. Chess, boardgamesSlide 41: 4. Have fun with educational online games!(E) Cyberbullying: (E) CyberbullyingWhat is Cyberbullying?: What is Cyberbullying? Cyberbullying involves the use of IT such as the Internet and mobile phones to deliberately hurt others.Examples of Cyberbullying: Examples of Cyberbullying Sending offensive and rude messages or pictures Spreading rumours or lying about someone Sending threats messagesSlide 45: Cyberbullying is an unacceptable behaviour . CyberbullyingPreventing Cyberbullying: Preventing Cyberbullying Be polite to others online Never give out personal information online Never tell anyone your passwords, not even your friends Never open an email from someone you do not know or from bulliesDealing with Cyberbullying: Dealing with Cyberbullying Do not respond to a rude email or text message Tell your parents or talk to a friend you trust Inform the school teachers or P and VP(F) What is Copyright?: (F) What is Copyright?The original creator has the copyright !: The original creator has the copyright ! 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Cyberwellness thilaga5 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 216 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (1) Added: February 08, 2011 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Cyberwellness: CyberwellnessSix Important Areas: Six Important Areas (A) Netiquette (B) Handling inappropriate content (C) Dangers with cyber contacts (D) Addiction with games (E) Cyber bullying (F) Copyright issues(A) Netiquette: (A) Netiquette1. Remember to be courteous : 1. Remember to be courteousSlide 5: 2. Think about what you postSlide 6: 3. Respect other people’s timeSlide 7: SPAM ‘unwanted messages’Slide 8: 4. Respect other people’s privacySlide 9: 5. Know your audience*(B) Handling Inappropriate Content: (B) Handling Inappropriate ContentHow do I know if the Content is not appropriate?: How do I know if the Content is not appropriate?SENSE : SENSE Is the content making me feel uncomfortable weird afraid confused or guilty?THINK : Is it asking me to do something against the school rules or the law? Is it asking me to hurt myself or other people? Is it asking me to do something dangerous? Can I understand the content? THINKWhat do I do if Content is not appropriate: What do I do if Content is not appropriateWhat do I do if the Content is not appropriate? - ACT: What do I do if the Content is not appropriate? - ACT Stop going further into the content Record details such as website address Report to a teacher/ parent3-Step Process: 3-Step Process SENSE THINK ACT(C) Dangers with Cyber Contacts: (C) Dangers with Cyber ContactsSlide 18: When you were on the internet, have you been asked to give your details?Slide 19: You are taking risks online!! If you answered “YES”,~Chatting on the internet~: VIDEO CLIP ~Chatting on the internet~The Straits Times: The Straits Times A reporter who pretended to be a teen in a chatroom. Many strangers tried to ask her out with bad intentions. The Straits Times 6 May 2007The Straits Times: A man molested a 13-year-old girl he met online. He was jailed and caned. The Straits Times The Straits Times 17 March 2007Slide 23: People may not be who they say they are online and may be up to something dangerous The Dangers of giving away personal informationSlide 24: What information should NOT be shared?Slide 25: Full Name Home address Name of school Phone Number Passwords Your Photograph Your parents’ place of workSlide 26: What kind of information that you can share?Slide 27: Hobbies Your favourite food Your favourite movie Your favourite games Number of pets you have Name of your petSlide 28: Communicating with strangers on the internet is the same as talking to strangers anywhere else !Tips on online chat: Tips on online chat Do not post your personal information online (e.g. your home address on your website)Tips on online chat: Tips on online chat Do not allow anyone to persuade you into giving personal information. Say ‘NO!’Tips on online chat: Tips on online chat Speak to your parents or teachers if anyone makes you feel uncomfortable online.(D) Addiction to Gaming?: (D) Addiction to Gaming?Do you spend more than 1 hour internet gaming everyday? : Do you spend more than 1 hour internet gaming everyday?Slide 34: Do you play internet gaming more than 4 times a week?Slide 35: Do you get angry when told to stop playing internet games?Slide 36: If your answer is YES, you may be addicted to gaming.Slide 37: How can I stop myself from becoming addicted?Slide 38: 1.Maintain a balance between gaming and other activitiesSlide 39: 2. Take breaks from gaming e.g. shopping, have a walk in gardenSlide 40: 3. Make your gaming a time to play with friends! e.g. Chess, boardgamesSlide 41: 4. Have fun with educational online games!(E) Cyberbullying: (E) CyberbullyingWhat is Cyberbullying?: What is Cyberbullying? Cyberbullying involves the use of IT such as the Internet and mobile phones to deliberately hurt others.Examples of Cyberbullying: Examples of Cyberbullying Sending offensive and rude messages or pictures Spreading rumours or lying about someone Sending threats messagesSlide 45: Cyberbullying is an unacceptable behaviour . CyberbullyingPreventing Cyberbullying: Preventing Cyberbullying Be polite to others online Never give out personal information online Never tell anyone your passwords, not even your friends Never open an email from someone you do not know or from bulliesDealing with Cyberbullying: Dealing with Cyberbullying Do not respond to a rude email or text message Tell your parents or talk to a friend you trust Inform the school teachers or P and VP(F) What is Copyright?: (F) What is Copyright?The original creator has the copyright !: The original creator has the copyright ! YahooDo’s of Copyright: Do’s of Copyright Check for the Copyright symbol © Follow any information or guidelines stated by the copyright owner. Always seek permission from the copyright owner for using the material.Six Important Areas: Six Important Areas (A) Netiquette (B) Handling inappropriate content (C) Dangers with cyber contacts (D) Addiction with games (E) Cyber bullying (F) Copyright issues: You are on your way to becoming a good cyber citizen !