Italian conversation on Cyber bully awareness

CYBER BULLY ISSUE NOWADAYS BECOMING VERY COMMON



Our Podcast is on Italian Language.
Done by: Giri Rao Krishna and Muhd.Ridzuan.

Translation:

Ciao colleghi blogger e visitatori. come stai?

Hello fellow bloggers and viewers. how are you doing?

Oggi ci accingiamo a parlare di problemi di cyber-bullo

Today we are going to talk about cyber bully issues

Ridzuan: Ciao mondo. Cyber-bullo è una cosa comune oggigiorno in internet in world wide web.

Ridzuan: Hello world. Cyber bully is a common thing in internet nowdays in world wide web.

Giri: Sì, ho notato che e tutti dovrebbero essere consapevoli di questo problema

Giri: Yes, i have noticed that and everyone should be aware of this issue

Ridzuan: Governo dovrebbe agire in fretta su questo tema, se non le cose potrebbero peggiorare.

Ridzuan: Goverment should act fast on this issue, if not things might get worse.

Giri: Questo è vero. Ma soprattutto, la gente dovrebbe conoscenza di questo problema con la lettura tutti gli articoli e consigli riguardo Cyber bullo

Giri: That's true. But moreover, people should aware of this issue by reading all the articles and tips regarding Cyber bully

Ridzuan:Nel nostro blog, abbiamo avuto alcuni suggerimenti e recente numero che la gente intorno, genitori e bambino dovrebbe seguire

Ridzuan: In our blog, we have got certain tips and recent issue that people around, parents and child should follow up

  

Giri: Sì, sono d'accordo che i genitori dovrebbero andare comunque e partecipare alla consapevolezza di assicurarsi che i loro figli in un luogo sicuro

Giri: Yes, i agree that parents should go though and participate on awareness to make sure their child in a safe place

Ridzuan: a parte questo, gli adolescenti sono vittime più comuni, in modo da favorire la i ragazzi a conoscere suggerimenti per evitare di cyber-bullo

Ridzuan: other than that, teenagers are most common victim, so we encourage the teenagers to learn about tips to avoid cyber bully

Giri: adolescenti dovrebbero essere più volentieri a prendersi cura di se stessi da tutto questo  problemi indesiderati

Giri: teenagers should be more willingly to take care of themselves from all this unwanted problems

Ridzuan: Pubblica inoltre dovrebbe forse fare una campagna di sensibilizzazione bulli informatici nella loro città

Ridzuan: Public also should maybe do a campaign for cyber bully awareness in their town

Giri: Beh spero che nessuno sarà vittima di cyber-bullo più.

Giri: Well I hope that no one will be a victim of cyber bully anymore.

Ridzuan: Sì, il tempo di mettere un punto fermo per tutti questo problema bulli informatici.Estrarre dal cyber-bullo

Ridzuan: Yes, time to put a full stop for all this cyber bully issue. Take out cyber from bully

ok vedrò tutti voi presto. fare attenzione e arrivederci

Ok, I will see you guys all soon. Take care.

POLL CHART RESULTS

POLL CHART RESULT FOR WEEK 2

Question: What is the main reason Cyber Bully takes place?

Recent Cyber Bully Issues

News article on recent Cyber Bully Issues.

This is bad.

Cyber bullying: Out you go!

Submitted by shaza on Friday, August 12th, 2011

Cyber-bullyLocalCommunity

Students can be expelled over Internet torment, warns Education Ministry

Andrew Sagayam

Friday, August 12th, 2011 11:52:00

PETALING JAYA: Schools cannot turn their backs on students who fall victims to bullying even if the act took place in cyberspace.

Deputy Education Minister Datuk Dr Wee Ka Siong told The Malay Mail regardless of where the offence was committed, the victim remains a student and the ministry views any type of bullying cases seriously.

"It doesn't matter where the bullying happened even online on social networking sites, they are still students and at the end of the day such incidents should not happen in the first place.

"Should there be any case of bullying, the victim should report the matter immediately, first to a teacher, a disciplinary teacher and the headmaster. If any of these superiors refuse to take up the case, then the student should report straight to the ministry. We will investigate and take action," he told The Paper That Cares when asked to comment on the rise of such cases in the country.

Wee was referring to the case of a 14-year-old school girl who turned to alcohol as she could no longer face cyberbullying by her schoolmates, through a social networking site. Her school teacher dismissed her complaints claiming the offense did not take place on school grounds.

He said action could be taken on teachers who did care for the welfare of students in the first place. Wee advised the said victim of a cyberbullying, the teenage girl who turned to alcohol in her desperate battle against her schoolmate bullies over the Internet.

The Malay Mail on Aug 1 highlighted her plight.

Schools must act against Internet bullies too, says NUTP

SCHOOLS must take action against students who bully, including on the Internet, before the situation gets out of hand, said National Union of the Teaching Profession (NUTP) secretary-general Lok Yim Pheng.

"With the presence of the Internet, school bullies have yet another way of getting to their victims. In school, the bullies may have limited time in harassing their victims but with social networking sites, victims have no reprieve from these bullies who can continue posting hurtful messages at any time they wish to," she told The Malay Mail.

"Such bullying on the Internet are an infringement of human rights too. This is because by posting an insulting comment on the Internet about another person, the wider world can see it. This directly defames the victim."

Lok urged school authorities, the Education Ministry and the police to team up in tackling bullying which has become problematic in certain schools.

"The authorities should formulate preventive measures to deter bullying at schools, including on the Internet," she said.

"Students must be aware they cannot post damaging comments about others on the Internet where culprits should not be allowed to get away free."

Star News paper

Poll Chart for Week 1

Closed poll results. Week 1
Question : Whom do you think are the main victim of Cyber Bully?

Through out major votes says that Teenagers (13-19) are the main

victim of Cyber Bully, and then follow on by Pre-teen whom are

 categorized under the age of 7-12

Actions taken to stop Cyber Bullying

Microsoft calls for increased action against cyber bullying.

In the book “Cyberbullying Prevention and Response: Expert Perspectives,” Sameer Hinduja and Justin Patchin, co-directors of the Cyberbullying Research Center, reported that one in five U.S. teens surveyed was a victim of cyberbullying in 2010. In addition, one in five teens admitted to being a cyberbully themselves, while the media typically reports only on the most serious, tragic cases.

A number of organizations worldwide are arming young people and educators with the tips and tools they need to help create a safer digital environment. One program that tackles cyberbullying is CyberMentors , a UK-based project that trains young people to mentor peers who are victims of bullying.

Another part of creating a healthy digital environment is providing educators and parents with the tools they need to navigate the digital world. Both groups often are unprepared to handle or discuss cybersafety issues.

Microsoft provided startup funds for Generation Safe and announced its partnership with the project in November 2010 at the International Bullying Prevention Association’s seventh annual conference in Seattle.

As part of its anti-bullying programme, Microsoft has also highlighted the use of CyberMentors, which trains young people to help their friends who have fallen victim to the issue.

Ways to prevent cyber bully

http://www.google.com

Whether you and your friends had been the victims of cyber bully there are many steps that you and your friends can follow and stay cyber safe. There are certain ways to prevent cyber bullying from happening to us and that ways are :

· Tell your family and friends to never post their real name or photo in their profile and to make their profile private so that they cannot be identified

· Never send any emails or other online messages that can threaten other people

· Never to give out any private information over the internet

· Delete suspicious email without opening it

· Print out any messages or any harassing materials that cyberbully target to you as an evidence to show to the police

· Seldom change your password

· If you had identified who’s cyberbullying you, or your family blog any further communication

· Do not respond to any suspicious messages and online materials

· Raise awareness of the cyberbullying problem with your community

· Tell your family and friends and make sure never share their passwords or personal info with anyone

· Lastly, never face to face people whom you only know on world wide web

Source:

http://www.speedbrake.com/tips/bullies.htm

http://ezinearticles.com/?Ways-to-Prevent-Cyber-Bullying-and-Solutions-to-Cyber Bullying&id=4614689

http://www.hotchalk.com/mydesk/index.php/back-to-school-tips/312-ten-tips-to-prevent-cyberbullying