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First of all cyberbullying and bullying are two different things, because cyberbullying is bulling on social networks ,where "keyboard lions" insult people for various reasons, such as skin color, religion, sexual orientation and even health problems. , in fact, people like blind, dumb and "down" are bullied on social media.
Cyberbullying is for every gender but the one I think the most significant is female because boys don't give it so much weight instead girls can be more vulnerable to some insults. In fact, nowadays many girls prefer to disappear from the world after receiving insults for their physical appearance.
Sometimes for these insults many people commit suicide because they fear the judgment of other people, I think it is unacceptable because the life is only one.
Ayman El khadiri

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https://centerstone.org/teen/media/cyberbullying-and-digital-abuse/
abdlahna salman

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Cyberbullying is bullying with the use of digital technologies. It can take place on social media, messaging platforms, gaming platforms and mobile phones. It is repeated behaviour, aimed at scaring, angering or shaming those who are targeted.

There are many types of cyberbullying among these we have: flamig, exclusion , substitution of person, cyberstalking, doxing; flaming are the messages on social violent and vulgar aimed at arousing verbal clashes;Substitution of person: pass for another person to send messages or publish reprehensible texts; cyberstalking:repeated and threatening harassment and denigration aimed at provoking fear and persecuting the person for a long time and Doxing: Public disclosure of personal and sensitive data via the internet.

A guy when he is struck by cyberbullying can have different physical, psychological and emotional consequences. Victims of cyberbullying also find it difficult to feel safe and may feel alone and isolated and it also increases the level of anxiety and depression in these people

salman abdlahna

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The video I proposed is a simple video that describes pretty well the cyberbullying-related problems entirely and also tries to comprehend the psychological state of the bullies which in my opinion is an often ignored topic that should be also taken into consideration. In this regard I leave a link to an interesting web page that also discusses this:
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/bullying
Pozzoli Luca

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Why Do Online Harassers & Cyberbullies Do What They Do?

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i made this table where there are: feelings, what's causing cyberbullying, how to prevent, the various reasons why you are bullied
Silvia Sardi

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bullying can develop in various forms, whit physical violence, in words or with social media, many times people are bullied without a precise reason, we can think only of the color of the skin, this develops mainly in the first two types. An other exemple is phisical form, sometimes photos are posted depicting the body of a person without first having asked her consent, this is called bodyshaming, the person who suffers it many times decides to change his body not for himself or herself but for other. an other category that is bullied are the disabled, people who have done nothing wrong but are mocked for thei patology. this happens by the simple fact of wanting to trasfer your own weakness to other people.
Silvia Sardi

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https://youtu.be/X9uX4Bk7pM8
VERMINI CATERINA

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While texting and digital messaging are a central way teens build and maintain relationships, this level of connectivity may lead to potentially troubling and nonconsensual exchanges. In my video we can see different experiences.
I feel really bad for this boys and girls, if I were there I would talk to him/her to make him/her feel better.
I am not sure about I am safe online. But I hope i never get in a similar situation like We can see in my videos. And if I ever get in a Situation like This, i would talk with my friends, with my family. Cyberbullying is awful and nobody deserves to be bullied. Everbody is singular and we have to resepct everybody. It doesn't matter what skin colour somonene has or what clothes he or she wear. We all live on the same world and have to survive porblems so we should not make the live of someone complicater as it is. We should not bring people in unnecessary problems. Either you like someone or not but don't bully them because they are like they are. Not everboy have to be your best friend but you have to live with them, and it is much easier if you don't have enemies. So be friendly to everyone and they will be friendly to you too. Cyber bullying ruin lives of the innocent ones.  No one deserves to suffer this. Let’s fight together, Let’s all use our voice!
CATERINA VERMINI

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Cyberbullying is the  activity of using social media or the internet to harm another person  by sending them unpleasant messages.

Cyberbullyng can be mental and bullies can  frighten you so that you don't want to connect or maybe talk to other people/boys and girls on the internet. Cyberbullying can also be verbal as for example someone receives insults or threats.

Another aspect of cyberbullying can be racism: there people who make comments about other people's family, religion, sex and  the victims usually suffer a lot for this.

I think that everybody should pay attention when talking or writing to other people because sometimes our behaviour can be very harmful even if  we don't think so. I think that we should be sensitive and never forget that words can make other people suffer.

Nicola Susca

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this short video explains what is cyberbullying, its effects and some things to do to prevent it.
EVAN MALIENI

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This is the map that I have done for this porject. Here I explain the main difference between bullying and cyberbullying. When I was doing this map, I understood that cyberbullying is more dangerous for the victim than bullying. But both must be fought!
VITTORIA ORSI

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I have found a video that explains the difference between bullying and cyberbullying. I have also done a map where this difference is explained.

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I have found a video that explains the difference between bullying and cyberbullying. I have also done a map where this difference is explained.

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VITTORIA ORSI

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What the difference between bullying and cyber bullying?

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My video is interesting if even it's long. Represent what happenes in most cases of cyberbullying

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My video is interesting if even it's long. Represent what happenes in most cases of cyberbullying

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Nicola Susca

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bullying for sexual orientation or religion

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bullying for sexual orientation or religion

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We saw that bullying can take many forms: physical bullying, verbal bullying, social or emotional bullying, or cyber-bullying .

Verbal bullying is the most frequent form of bullying experienced by both boys and girls. Often this form of bullying can involve negative language that is sexual in nature.

Sometimes, this sexual language refers to another person's actual or perceived sexual orientation. In our days we can see this type of bullying very often and some people can really get hurt, especially if they're not too strong to handle this.
Another cause of bullying is due others religion. Some researches has explored bullying based on religious differences. Bullying in these situations may have less to do with a person’s beliefs and more to do with misinformation or negative perceptions about how someone expresses that belief.
We should have a lot of respect for other cultures and intrigued by this, not bullying.
Mollero Giulia

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As well as physical violence, there is psychological violence and often, as you know, words can hurt.
This is a video that explains how words hurt and everyone has to learn how to use them.
Greta Sardi

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Bullying means behaving in a way that can hurt others, either physically or mentally. It can be pursued through many different means, by meeting the victim in person, or also through social media. There are many ways for bullies to hurt others, but how bullies operate almost never changes. They target the weakest people of a group, or the most sensible ones. The bullies then hurt them, insult them, or make them feel awful. The victims don't talk to others about it, either because the bullies explicitly told them so, or because they feel like it's just going to "make matters worse", becoming lonely and suffering in silence.
Cyber Bullying is exactly this, but pursued through medias or the internet in general. The cyber Bullies post offensive content, aiming to insult the victim directly (flaring) or to make them feel angry (trolling). Most of the time, cyber bullies, like most bullies, do that to receive attention, or to appear in front of others. If after some time they can't reach their objectives, they just give up. But if the opposite happens, so if someone joins them, they keep on doing what they were, and even more fiercely than before.

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Looking for something interesting about this topic online I came across in a short video which explains in a very simple way how to avoid and beat cyberbullying. I hope this video may be quite useful for those people who don't know how to face a cyberbully.
Niccolò Marchelli

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Here the song “Mean” written by Taylor Swift as a response to people on social media who criticize whatever she does (in particular Bob Lefsetz, a blogger who has criticized her badly for her singing skills). During an interview she said: "There's constructive criticism, there's professional criticism, and then there's just being mean. And there's a line that you cross when you just start to attack everything about a person." I think this song sends an important message: never give up and always try to fight against your bullies, showing them how strong you are.
SARA VALMORBIDA

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Cyberbullying is also a big problem for celebrities who, sharing their lives on social media, are always the center of attention and receive constant admiration and love from fans but also criticism and insults from haters.

I think that if you want to work with social media you have to have a lot of courage and self-confidence, because in the world there are people ready to criticize and insult everything you do, because of wickedness, jealousy or weakness.
Because of that, today many famous people have decided to tell their own stories to fight online bullying and help others to get through this type of situation, for example:

1. Taylor Swift, a famous singer, fought the haters by writing the song "Mean", in which she imagines speaking directly to a bully, based on her personal experience

2. Demi Lovato, another famous singer, since she was a child, has been the victim of bullying and cyberbullying because of her weight, that’s why, now that she’s famous, she supports lots of projects against online bullying

3. Zayn Malik, when he was part of the group “One Direction”, was attacked because of his race.

4. Selena Gomez, has to take a break from social media because she had become obsessed with negative comments.

In the world there are lots of stories like these but fortunately there are also people like them, ready to talk about this problem to represent all those who have to face it everyday.

SARA VALMORBIDA

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I found this article that explains how and why cyberbullying has increased during Covid-19 pandemic.
Elena Scarampi

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, there is an increase in kids and teens using digital platforms. And it’s not just their personal use, they’re using digital platforms for educational purposes. With the increased usage of smart phones and social media, students who are prone to bullying are likely to cyberbully.

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searching on youtube I found a video that explain better the different form of cyberbullying
Luca Bragagnolo

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Cyber-bullying Facts – Top 10 Forms of Cyber Bullying

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I found a video about cyberbullying and problems of the social networks.
Silvia Sardi

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Overwhelmed: A Cyberbullying Short Film (2018)

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searching on internet i found this video and i think that is important, so i’d like you to see it
Giulia Mollero

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Browsing on youtube I found this video that in my opinion explains very well what cyberbullying is and how to defend against it
Vittoria Zafferani

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What is cyberbullying and how to defend against it?

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Cyberbullying is bullying practiced through a computer screen or a phone. The person victim of cyberbullying receives messages and comments every day where he is teased and insulted for one of his characteristics (skin color, origin, physique, sexual orientation ...). These messages, if received every hour, every day, lead the victim to become more and more sad, more closed in on herself, even to hate herself. Often the victim begins to feel ashamed even to leave the house, to be seen around, for fear of receiving insults once they return home on their phone. In the most serious cases, unfortunately, the victim often becomes so desperate as to think about suicide. Many children (increasingly young) have committed suicide for cyberbullying. Those who received comments on their body or skin color, or even those who sent intimate photos to a person they trusted and then saw those photos on the internet. This phenomenon, called "revenge 🤬" is unfortunately more and more widespread and is a very bad part of cyberbullying.
Vittoria Zafferani

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I've found this video that talks about how genders are involved in bullying and cyberbulling, and I've found out that males are more prone to physical bullying (bullying) and females are more prone to verbal bullying (cyberbulling).
Silvia Sirito Virtus

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I've found a video which rapresent perfectly what cyberbulling means.
Chiara Minetti

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Cyberbulling
Cyberbulling is a "category" of bulling. The difference between these two categories is that cyberbulling is performed through social media. In fact, even if there isn't physical violence, the words said to the victim are really rude, and make them fell ashamed. Sometimes it's difficult for the victim to make new friends, and they start hating themself only because someone has made fun of them. The bull try to make the victim feel embarrassed, writing insults concearning their gender, their sexual orientation, how they dress, how they look, and very personal stuff that could made everyone uncomfortable. Is important ask for help to teachers, parents or friends if you are in a situation like this, but remember that you are in the truth!
Chiara Minetti

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Harassment: Repeatedly sending offensive, rude and insulting messages.

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Harassment: Repeatedly sending offensive, rude and insulting messages.

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Cyberbullying is a form of bullying  that develops on social media, in various forms even only by negatively commenting on a photo, people who suffer this many times are frails. I think cyberbulling is the worst form of bullying, because words hurt more than physical violence, also when you read insults many times are anonymous so we don't even know who is hurting us at that times. Bullies are people who think they are strong but in reality they are the opposite and they have to unload all they anger on another person, this happens both if we talk about cyberbulling and bullying, usually the bully is never alone but always in a group. Trying to make a person feel bad, making them feel weak and alone this sometimes comes up to take their own life.
Silvia Sardi  2B

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This photo represents scene of cyberbullying, in which on the left we see the bullies who enjoy making suffer by bullying the person on the right. These insults are represented as a punch in the face that comes at the most unexpected moment
Silvia Sardi 2B

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First of all bullying and cyberrbullying are aimed to all genders: not only girls suffer from bullying, but also boys and no-binary.
The gender of a person can also be one of the reasons why someone is bullied. Lately has became a very common phenomena to criticize a person for what he is or for what he feels to be. Same thing happened for who someone loves and for where someone is from. I think that this is such a silly thing, because a person cannot decide how to feel, who to love or where to come from.  Obviously social media doesn't help because if once bullying episodes stopped at school or outside, nowadays they continue on the web too, and there is no escape.
Silvia Sirito Virtus

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Exclusion: Intentionally excluding someone from an online group, like a “buddylist” or a game

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Exclusion: Intentionally excluding someone from an online group, like a “buddylist” or a game

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Outing and trickery: Sharing someone’s secrets or embarrassing informationonline. Tricking someone into revealing secrets or embarrassing information, whichis then shared online.

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Outing and trickery: Sharing someone’s secrets or embarrassing informationonline. Tricking someone into revealing secrets or embarrassing information, whichis then shared online.

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Impersonation: Breaking into someone’s account, posing as that person andsending messages to make the person look bad, get that person in trouble ordanger, or damage that person's reputation or friendships

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Impersonation: Breaking into someone’s account, posing as that person andsending messages to make the person look bad, get that person in trouble ordanger, or damage that person's reputation or friendships

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Flaming: Online fights using electronic messages with angry and vulgar language

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Flaming: Online fights using electronic messages with angry and vulgar language

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Trolling: Intentionally posting provocative messages about sensitive subjects tocreate conflict, upset people, and bait them into “flaming” or fighting

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Trolling: Intentionally posting provocative messages about sensitive subjects tocreate conflict, upset people, and bait them into “flaming” or fighting

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Cyberstalking: Repeatedly sending message that include threats of harm or arehighly intimidating; engaging in other online activities that make a person afraid forhis or her safety

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Cyberstalking: Repeatedly sending message that include threats of harm or arehighly intimidating; engaging in other online activities that make a person afraid forhis or her safety

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Denigration: “Dissing” someone online. Sending or posting cruel gossip or rumorsabout a person to damage his or her reputation or friendships.

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Denigration: “Dissing” someone online. Sending or posting cruel gossip or rumorsabout a person to damage his or her reputation or friendships.