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This movie highlights how cyber bullies don't have to be people you aren't really in touch with and seem to dislike you for no reason. The people closest to you (Taylor's brother, closest friends, etc.) can turn their backs on you and ruin your life. it also talks about other aspects of cyber bullying, how spreading rumors can be damaging to one's profile, fake profiles, and how people are sometimes cyber bullied because they do things that oppose to people's beliefs (like ow Caleb was bullied for being gay). It also highlights how some people cyber bully because they are insecure about being cyber bullied themselves, and will stop if someone stands up for them or talks to them about it. Of course, the movie also included how people will try to commit suicide from being cyber bullied. This movie is a great way to introduce teens and young adults to cyber bullying and the consequences, as the movie moves the viewer and makes them think, "How could you do that to a person?!" and so on.

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This video has some slightly "heavy" content, but I'm sure we're mature enough to handle it, right The girl in the story tells us a firsthand experience she had with an online predator when she was 13. She didn't think much of how the boy on the other end was asking her so many questions, and soon she had revealed personal information such as where she lived, and what school she went to. The aftermath of this was the predator kidnapping her, raping her and dumping her on the streets. It's really scary when you hear this story from a person who's been through such  an experience; how online predators can fool people so easily and the consequences of it.

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From Discovery News, this video talks about the effects of cyber bullying, such as poor health, low-self esteem, and anxiety. They also talk about how cyber bullying is harder to deal with than regular bullying, hoe often it happens and some ways they are trying to stop it. The video is highly informative as well as short, so viewers are more likely to watch the whole thing.

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What Are The Real Effects Of Cyberbullying?

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I'm pretty sure I saw this recently, but I don't remember where. It's a short PSA that shows how anything you publicly post on social media is accessible to anyone, and anyone can see it, including "not-so friendly" people. I think this can also show that pictures you post on social media will lead people to assume certain things on what kind of person you are, even if they don't know you.

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Even though this was from a few years ago, it covers a real-life scenario of a suicide caused by cyber bully. I feel like these kind of clips help raise awareness of the cyber bully problem, because unlike skits made for the purpose of demonstrating what can happen, people are going to take a real death more seriously. It's really horrible how kids become depressed and take their lives at such a young age, all because people are sending them spiteful messages online.

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12-year-old commits suicide after months of online torment

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A video that focuses less on the victim receiving mean messages via social media, and more on the real life consequences of it. We see that the victim is openly being called names and made fun of in her school because all of her classmates have access to social media and can see what people post about her. Again, the victim sees suicide as the only option to end her problem, which is announced to the school the next day. It also shows that you can get in more trouble for cyberbullying than simply being expelled, or sent to the principle's office.

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This video seems so innocent until the girl in the video finds out she hadn't been texting to a boy her age at all. The PSA informs us of how anything we post online is accessible to everyone, and the reoccurring theme of how people on the internet might not be who they claim to be. The girl is greeted by her mom and the stranger walks away, but we should keep in mind that other victims haven't been so lucky.

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Lucy and the Boy: Be Share Aware - NSPCC

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Be Share Aware. We tell our children it's good to share - but online it's different. In fact sometimes it can be dangerous. That's why we're asking parents to be Share Aware - and keep children safe online. Find out more here: http://bit.ly/1tPXBVj

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The first part of this video show cases how every time a victim receives a mean message directed to them, it hurts them. The video shows this by the victim becoming more and more physically damaged whenever somebody insulted him. This is an effective way to show people how cyber bullying can hurt others even if we can't see any physical wounds. The second half of the video tells us how we can help the victims of cyber bully: Stop, block and tell. I think it's good that the video gives us a specific way we can help victims, because sometimes saying "stand up to the bully" is very vague and people aren't sure if this means bully them back or otherwise.

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This skit shows what the consequences of sexting can be, and how fast information can spread on social media. A girl who shared a suggestive picture of herself was probably not expecting it to be shared throughout her entire class and even her teacher, but when she finds out what had happened, she's left in a state of panick. The acting in this skit was extremely well done, and the video does a good job at sending their message in one minute.

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This 3 part PSA type video highlights that people on the internet can claim to be someone they aren't. The first part seems to be innocent, a girl meets a guy online and decides to meet him. However, in the second part, we see that the man "behind the screen" is actually much older than what he claims to be. In the final part, the girl tells the man her address and the film ends with the man at her door. At the end of each part, the video advises parents to check their online activities so scenarios like these won't happen to their children.

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Online Child Safety - The Truth Behind the Screen

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While this video looks more like a cartoon, I think it covers the basis of cyber bullying lightly (no suicide, harsh language, etc.) The main point of the video is that the victim is being bullied for looking different, and she's sad about it. However, the video also shows that if you help the victim and stand up to the cyber bullies, she can overcome her depression and live a normal, happy life. This is a good way to introduce the topic of cyber bully to younger kids, and deliver the message of not bullying others and standing up for victims.