Cyber Bullying Prevention for Teens

 

Are you worried about keeping your teenagers safe from Online Predators?

If so, we offer this comprehensive online training designed to train our children strategies to prevent them from being a victim of a cyber predator.

This Course is Offered to the Public for FREE!

This  training program is available on-demand, with 24/7 access from any internet connected device and may be conducted in a classroom setting or at the convenience of the participant.  This program features lessons over the dangers our children face from cyber predators and how they should respond if victimized, plus participant activities that can be done individually or in a small group. Each participant will have access to come back and review any lesson for a full year from your date of enrollment! (This includes any new lessons or appendix items we may add.)

Scroll down to review the full outline of the course. Note: most lessons will take less than 10 minutes to complete and are written in an easy to understand format. (This course is not designed for an IT staff, we do not confuse you with “Geek Talk”.)

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Course Information

Estimated Time: 2 - 2 1/2 Hours

Difficulty: Basic

Course Instructor

Mike File Mike File Author

Mike File is the CEO of the File Academy Online Learning Center, which is a company he founded with his wife Patty to provide inexpensive online courses to the public. Prior to this, he spent 16 years teaching high school in the public school system, serving in various capacities such as the Campus Testing Coordinator and the lead instructor of the AVID College Prep and Academic Decathlon classes. Mike retired from teaching in 2014 to spend full time on technology training & web development, after which he become involved in the cyber security business. He has developed several online courses designed for test prep for secondary students, and online safety for students, individuals and business employees. Mike is also a member of a joint public-private FBI task force known as Infragard, which was created to help defend our nation’s interest against cyber attacks and to promote cyber awareness to the public.

 

Cyber Bullying Prevention

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Introduction

Cyber Bullying Statistics

Projected Review Time: 10 – 12 Minutes
Using this Course for a Guided Lesson

Information for Teachers & Youth Organizations
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Download Guided Lesson Materials

Dangers from Online Predators

Cyber Bullying

Overview of the Actions Considered to be Cyberbullying. – Projected Lesson Length: 5-7 minutes
Cyber Stalking

How to Avoid Cyber Stalkers – Projected Lesson Length: 5-7 Minutes
Catfishing

What is Catfishing – Projected Lesson Length: 5-7 Minutes
Social Media Spoofing

Recognizing Social Media Spoofing and How to Report It – Projected Lesson Length: 5-7 Minutes
Internet Trolls

What Trolls Want and How to Handle Them – Projected Lesson Length: 5-7 Minutes
The Dangers from Sexting

What is Sexting and why this action can ruin your life.
Internet Trafficking

How Sex Traffickers are Using the Internet to Find Victims – Projected Lesson Length: 8-10 Minutes
Participant Activities

Projected Activity Time – 20 Minutes

Response to Dangers

Tips for Reacting to Cyberbullying

What TeensShould Do If They are Being Bullied – Projected Lesson Length: 8-10 Minutes
What to Do If YOU Are a Bully

What Should Happen to a Cyber Bully – Projected Lesson Length: 10-12 Minutes
Social Media Privacy Settings

How to Enable Privacy Settings on Various Social Media Platforms – Projected Lesson Length: 12-15 Minutes
Rebuilding Your Life After Being Victimized

How You Can Help a Student Who has been Bullied – Projected Lesson Length: 8-10 Minutes
Participant Activities

Projected Activity Time: 15 Minutes

Digital Citizenship

How to Be a Good Citizen in the Digital World

As a young adult, you need to learn that you should follow certain rules and etiquette as you live in your online world.
What You Should NEVER Post Online

The proper use of the Internet comes with great responsibility, whether you’re just starting high school, trying to be accepted in a college, or applying for a job. This lesson will train you what NOT to post online.

Final Exam

Cyber Bullying for Teenagers Final Exam