Across
- 8. a person who supports the individual being bullied by being a friend to them.
- 9. rules a person sets about what they are comfortable doing, seeing, and feeling while using technology and how they want to be treated by others.
- 12. using a person's social media account without their knowledge and posting a message under their name.
- 14. the use of technology to communicate with others, such as email, messages apps, social media platforms, blogs, and online forums.
- 16. a profile created by a person to hide their identity. Often, they are used to impersonate another person and publish untrue content in their name.
- 17. insulting or angry words directed to someone through social media, email or chatroom.
- 18. a period of time where computers and data are available because of technology.
Down
- 1. the use of technology to purposefully, repeatedly harass, threaten, intimidate or humiliate others.
- 2. the everyday disagreements and conflicts between people when using technology.
- 3. closely watching a person's online presence to stalk, harass or scare them.
- 4. a person who helps a person being bullied by telling the bully to stop or reporting what they saw or heard to trusted adult.
- 5. sharing a person's personally identifiable information (PII)online without their consent.
- 6. intentionally leaving someone out, such as from a group or a game.
- 7. a person who witnesses bullying but ignores it and does nothing to help.
- 10. spreading rumors about a person online to discredit them.
- 11. an ongoing pattern of communication that is harmful to the person to whom it is directed.
- 13. making a friend online just to get them to share private information that can be used against them.
- 15. a tactic used by online predators to build a relationship with a vulnerable person online to gain their trust for the purpose of harm or abuse.