Gilla Hata horan - Lärarhandledning Gilla Hata horan är en ungdomsroman om nätmobbning som har kommit till genom ett samarbete mellan Johanna Nilsson, Friends och Pocketförlaget. Det är en stark bok som väcker många känslor och tankar kring en angelägen fråga som berör unga. Den passar därför bra att använda i undervisningen. Till detta ändamål har Friends tagit fram en lärarhandledning som stöd för klassdiskussioner i årskurs 8-9 och gymnasiet. Här kan du ladda ner materialet gratis! (Klicka på dokumentet för att förstora). Ladda ner lärarhandledningen som PDF Skolor kan köpa boken Gilla Hata horan till specialpris (se PDF). Handling Jonna och Gloria är 15 år och bästisar. mass distraction Cyberbullying - let's fight it together The music throughout the film is a song by Ben Folds called Still Fighting It. You can listen to it here: JOE: Um … Hi. Text on mobile phone screen: No Number YOU LITTLE KISSASS! Text on computer screen: Anon5446: HEY FREAK joebpruett: hu’s dat Anon5446: YOUR WORST NIGHTMARE Anon5446: LOSER! Email on screen: Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2007 16:36:31 + 0100 (BST) From: anon5446@anonymail.com; Subject: To: joe.b.pruett@emailbox.co.uk Text on screen: YOU LITTLE KISSASS! JOE: Well, that’s it. JOE: (on video camera) I thought they were supposed to be my friends, but they’re all laughing at me. Text on screen: Cyberbullying is bullying It ruins lives Cyberbullying Let’s fight it together Ben Folds - Still Fighting It - Lyrics Good morning, son, I am a bird wearing a brown polyester shirt You want a coke? Good morning, son, I am a bird It was pain, sunny days and rain I knew you'd feel the same things
Is Facebook Making Us Lonely? - Stephen Marche Yvette Vickers, a former Playboy playmate and B-movie star, best known for her role in Attack of the 50 Foot Woman, would have been 83 last August, but nobody knows exactly how old she was when she died. According to the Los Angeles coroner’s report, she lay dead for the better part of a year before a neighbor and fellow actress, a woman named Susan Savage, noticed cobwebs and yellowing letters in her mailbox, reached through a broken window to unlock the door, and pushed her way through the piles of junk mail and mounds of clothing that barricaded the house. Upstairs, she found Vickers’s body, mummified, near a heater that was still running. Her computer was on too, its glow permeating the empty space. The Los Angeles Times posted a story headlined “Mummified Body of Former Playboy Playmate Yvette Vickers Found in Her Benedict Canyon Home,” which quickly went viral. Also see: Live Chat With Stephen Marche The author will be online at 3 p.m.
Cyberbully 2015: Movie Review |NoBullying Unfortunately, we are all familiar with the typical dynamics of a bully-bullyee relationship. Those of us who don’t have stories to tell of their own can at least recite stories they have witnessed. We’ve all grown up watching it happen at school, in summer camps, in the movies, on a comical show on the small screen in the living room; it’s everywhere. We have normalized it, we have accepted it, and as it moved with us to the digital age, we didn’t attempt to stop it. Cyberbully 2015 is a very interesting TV drama that successfully sheds the light on many topics we’d otherwise rather turn a blind eye to. |SEE ALSO: What Is Globalization? Spoiler Alert! This review is full to capacity with spoilers; you’ve been warned! Cyberbully stars the talented Maisie Williams (also Arya from Game of Thrones), who completely captivates your attention for the whole 60 minutes of the film. There are many lessons one can infer from Cyberbully; here are the ones we found most significant. Anonymity
Five Hidden Dangers of Facebook A Facebook login page is seen on a computer screen in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Thursday, August 27, 2009. Facebook is agreeing to give users more control over their information in response to concerns raised by Canadian privacy officials. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Adrian Wyld) AP Photo/Adrian Wyld Facebook claims it has 400 million users. Not according to Joan Goodchild, senior editor of CSO (Chief Security Officer) Online. She says your privacy may be at far greater risk of being violated than you know when you log onto Facebook, due to security gaffes or marketing efforts by the company. Facebook came under fire this week, when 15 privacy and consumer protection organizations filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission, charging that the site, among other things, manipulates privacy settings to make users' personal information available for commercial use. In two words, asserts Goodchild - not very. • Your information is being shared with third parties No.
Bli #nätsmart Läs vår nätsmarta handbok med tips och råd för hur du kan skydda barn mot sexuella övergrepp på nätet. Inledning Nätet har blivit en självklar del av barns vardag – en plats där de leker, träffar vänner och lär sig mängder av nya saker. Det har gett barn större tillgång till världen utanför. Men samtidigt har det gett världen större tillgång till våra barn. [Läs mer ...] Barn och internet Att barn vill kommunicera med andra människor på nätet är i grunden någonting positivt och helt naturligt. Selfie esteem Händelser, kontakter och relationer i den digitala världen formar barnets identitet och självkänsla, på samma sätt som i verkliga livet. Sexuella övergrepp på nätet När någon tar kontakt med ett barn i sexuellt syfte kallas det för grooming eller gromning. De yngsta barnen Ju yngre barnet är, desto större möjlighet har vi vuxna att skapa förutsättningar för en trygg och positiv nätanvändning. Barn i skolåldern Tonåringar Till dig som är orolig Hit kan du vända dig Till toppen
Online gambling a bigger risk than you think: Column Online gambling might be coming to a computer near you, and while it may seem like the only risk is on the player, the FBI fears it will be used by terrorists and organized crime rings to launder money. In a September 2013 letter to Congress, the FBI warned that while many industries are vulnerable to money laundering, Internet gambling goes a step further by providing an anonymous forum for bad actors to move money undetected: "Online gambling, therefore, may provide more opportunities for criminals to launder illicit proceeds with increased anonymity. Individuals may use a wide array of mechanisms to conceal their physical location, or give the appearance of operating in a different jurisdiction, when accessing a website." So, could innocent Americans find themselves gambling with dangerous criminals or terrorists and unknowingly help them move money? In New Jersey alone, which just legalized Internet gambling two months ago, the number of accounts has already reached nearly 150,000.