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Cyber, is a new word, a new concept or old people, cyberbullying also. It's a new type of bullying, that sometimes threat and taunting are the worst, and those are what you get from cyberbullying. People would send some inappropriate pictures and the victim's email to some mass groups. Which would leave a long impression, and hardly goes out on the internet.

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This video uses a special view to see through bullying and cyberbullying. There are too many people in this world and some parts would hate you of course. They would have thousands of reasons to hate you, like nobody cares, or you are different, but sometimes the problems are not on yourself.   People bully you because they need to fit in, they don't want to show their imperfections to you. There are more and more reasons and problems, even tragic.

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The cute animation shows vividly that cyberbullying is not something inside the movie. This hurtful 'fire' exists, but we don't need to use 'fire' to confront with 'fire'. We can delete the chat, block and report the guy who's targeting you. We also can change the privacy settings to keep haters far away from us, and ask people for help.It might takes a while, but don't stop.

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A 59 seconds long video, but the passed out information is serious. When students got hit by devices, the broken devices and the students' distorted face, vividly express that cyberbullying is very dangerous even lethal to people, that it can deal much damage to ruin a person's life, make victims suicide.

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Cyberbullying Toolkit for Educators: Stand Up, Don't Stand By

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Cyberbullying Toolkit for Educators: Stand Up, Don't Stand By

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The main idea of this video is to remind teachers that cyberbullying is not abstract. One out of every 10 people is suffering from cyberbullying. They need to get a reassuring from talking to families, friends or teachers. The scars caused by cyberbullying on students can't easily heal, so teachers also need to stand up for students.

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Cyberbullying Toolkit for Educators: Stand Up, Don't Stand By

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CYBER BULLYING **My Story** VERY EMOTIONAL!! | BRIAN BARCZYK

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CYBER BULLYING **My Story** VERY EMOTIONAL!! | BRIAN BARCZYK

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This is a real story about a cyberbullying victim. Who points at the issue that cyberbullying doesn't stop in the school life. It can happen in an entire person's life. People who are not teens doesn't mean people won't be affected by hatred. Such as the man in the video who had been cyberbullied for two years by people's cursing, bashing on the conmmunity.

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CYBER BULLYING **My Story** VERY EMOTIONAL!! | BRIAN BARCZYK

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The theme of this animation is around privacy leak that a video of her was shared on the net. An interesting part is, the parent's reaction is very close to Chinese parents, that not supporting, even been vicious at them. So the animation isn't just showing how dangerous of sharing privacy on the net, it also reminds parents to encourage and support their children.

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NetSafe Episode 5: Cyberbullies are No Fun! (Grades 4-6)

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NetSafe Episode 5: Cyberbullies are No Fun! (Grades 4-6)

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The cyberbullying isn't a joke, it's as dangerous as bullying in reality, and can be everywhere. This video uses a little story to tell people how harmful of sending vicious, threatening words to someone online and which might make children. Also, the video tells one solution that keeping evidence and report to the school. This will not only get protected, also can punish the initiator.

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NetSafe Episode 5: Cyberbullies are No Fun! (Grades 4-6)

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A couple commented on the plot and characters in a movie about cyberbullying. Emphasize the cyberbullying is a very serious social issue, not oversensitive, and can happen to everyone that 'even adults routinely tear each other down'. They showed up that sometimes officers could not get in such cyberbullying cases.

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A woman uses her personal experience to describe what cyberbullying looks like. People abuse victims by sharing ironic pictures on the net or sending some mean messages to victims, which can be as online harassment. About 40% of Americans have experiences of cyberbullying, such as offensive name calling or purposeful embarrassment.