Cyberbullying

4. An electronic device that stores and processes information and facilitates electronic communication when connected to a network.
6. Physical or emotional injury to someone.
7. An intermediary Web site that hides or disguises the IP address associated with the Internet user.
8. A user‐created Web page on a social networking Web site.
10. The denial of access to particular parts of the Internet.
14. Making a statement or taking an action that indicates harm to another.
15. Short for “World Wide Web” or pages linked together via the Internet.
16. Intentional and repeated harm inflicted through the use of computers, cell phones, and other electronic devices.
18. Sending short messages via cell phone.
19. Interactive Web journal or diary, the contents of which are posted online and then viewable by some or all individuals.

1. A file on a computer that records user information when visiting a Web site.
2. Unsolicited electronic mail sent from someone you do not know.
3. The act of requesting another person to enter your social network
5. Allows Internet users to send and receive electronic text to and from other Internet users.
6. Unsolicited words or actions intended to annoy, alarm, or abuse another individual.
9. The act of restricting access to certain Web sites (usually using software programs).
11. A worldwide network of computers communicating with each other via phone lines, satellite links, wireless networks, and cable systems.
12. Two or more computers connected so that they can communicate with each other.
13. Repeated and deliberate harassment directed by one in a position of power toward one or more.
17. A wireless handheld device that allows for telephone communications.