Title: How to respond to web danger
Course: Technology Applications

Intervention
- Save the evidence
- Protect your child from further bullying by blocking offending e-mail addresses and cell phone numbers
- Change your child’s phone number and e-mail address if necessary
- Report cyberbullying incidents to school authorities
- Report extremely harmful online speech to the police
- Report incidents and file complaints with e-mail services, Internet Service Providers, Web sites, cell phone companies, etc.
- Consider canceling services with providers who do not respond adequately to your concerns about safety or harassment

For Students:
- Ignore the bullying; don’t prolong it by engaging with the perpetrator or forwarding hateful messages to others
- Save the evidence to show to parents, school administrators and the police, if necessary
- Don’t feel shame; tell your parents or a trusted adult and report cyberbullying incidents to school authorities
- Protect yourself from further bullying by blocking offending e-mail addresses and cell phone numbers
- Change phone numbers, e-mail addresses and screen names if necessary
- Never arrange a face-to-face meeting with someone you meet online

http://www.adl.org/education/cyberbullying/tips.asp#students