Cyberbullying Workshop Oct. 7, 2011, Alameda County Office of Education

Agenda MultiMedia & Kids Pew Internet & American Life Research honestybox.com formspring.me - Review 5 Things Teens Want Parents to Know Cyberbullying Research Center Quiz NetCetera FREE Parent Guide Cyberbullying Research & Risks Cyberbullying Research Center NSTeens Videos Sexting PSA on YouTube Digital Footrpint from CommonSense Media Legal & Discipline Concerns Digital Law Resources & Webinar from CCCOE Resources & Strategies Student Upstanders - Pink Shirt Day, Letters to a Bullied Girl For Parents - NetFamilyNews.org,CommonSenseMedia.org For Teachers - CommonSenseMedia Cyberbullying Toolkit, NetSmartz(Spanish/English) More Digital Citizenship Webinars from CCCOE

Next Steps 1. Assess the problem locally with students Make a copy of these google forms and edit Short Cyberbullying Survey and Comprehensive Middle School Bullying Survey Cyberbullying Research Cyberbullying Report Card 2. Provide staff training Designate a “Bullying Expert” to pass along info to staff and monitor newsletters likeNetFamily News and CommonSense Media. 3. Define bullying and cyberbullying as a staff Bullying is unacceptable including targeting race, religion and sexual orientation Move toward new terminology, see Netfamily News 4. Share resources with parents CommonSense Media NetFamily News For Spanish Speakers 5. Encourage reporting Trustee Poster from The CB Research Center  6. Use incident reports to document problems  Tracking Form from The CB Research Center  7. Develop clear rules and policies Sample policies – Student Handbookand Suspension Form reflecting AB86 updates 8. Share upstander stories  We Are All Daniel Cui 9. Support your techie teachers Professional Development 10.Plan School-Wide Action Cyberbullying Research Center 10 Actions Start an "Upstander" movement on campus and tie it to your character education program.