Brought to you by Niall Mulrine, www.PcClean.ie and www.CyberSafetyAdvice.com “The killer awoke before dawn, he put his boots on. He took a face from the ancient gallery And he walked on down the hall” – Jim Morrison. The scene this paints is one of horror and fear, which in essence is the seed to… Read More »
Tag Archives | Cyberbullying
Internet Safety in Ireland
Guest blog by Amy Williams Do you remember life before high speed Internet and wi-fi? In the good old days we were connected by letters and phones corded to a wall. Those oddities of yesteryear are practically foreign objects for today’s generation of children. This group of digital natives have been raised in a… Read More »
How to Prevent Internet Bullying in Teens
Learning that your teenager has been the target of bullies is both heartbreaking and infuriating. The discovery that your child is party to the torment and agony of a classmate, however, can be even worse. No parent wants to believe that a child they’ve raised could be so cruel, but the truth is that bullying… Read More »
Teachers victims to children’s cyber-bullying tactics
When we hear of children being involved in bullying, whether its offline bullying or cyber-bullying, we automatically think of them bullying other children. A recent survey in the UK, has found that teachers are at the helm of their students bullying tactics online 27% of abusive cyber-bullying comments coming from parents A survey carried out,… Read More »
To prevent cyberbullying you’ve got to think like a martial artist
guest blog by Kay Stephens of Cyberslammed.com The number one question parents continue to ask around digital safety is: “What do I do if my child becomes a target of cyberbullying?” Unfortunately, so much of the cyberbullying advice you find online only scratches the surface, such as: “Save all… Read More »
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