Laws that protect against cyberbullying and cyber risks
The protection of the child under this Act is our responsibility and obligation. Upon receipt of information everyone must report the case to the: Social Assistance Directorate, State Agency of Child Protection or Home Office, i.e one of the above listed institutions should register and deal with the case. Child Protection is a legal obligation of all bodies, to ensure an effective system for prevention and control of observance of children’s rights. The same obligation shall have any person to whom this has become known in connection with the profession or activity exercised by him, even if he is bound by professional secrecy.
Child Protection Act, Art.7, items 1and 2 – Protection measures and obligations.
According to the Child Protection Act, upon receipt of a signal, that a child needs protection at the State Agency of Child Protection, the Chairperson shall forward it immediately to the Child Protection Department in the Directorate. Social assistance “at the child’s current address” and consequently the territorial bodies of the executive power shall carry out further investigation and ensure protection measures.
Educational Authorities obligations in prevention and solution of student Bullying.
Ensure safety of children and immediately undertake the following actions: 1. Inform the Headmaster and the Form teacher. 2. Inform parents, guardians, trustees and other persons who take care of the child as a measure of child protection – disclose names of bullies and bullied students. 3. Inform Directorate of Social Assistance.
In case of emergency, contact a harmonized telephone number- 116 111, with national coverage for information, counselling and assistance to children, established and maintained by the State Agency of Child Protection.
116 111
"Netiquette" is network etiquette, what you should and should not do when you are online. Netiquette covers both common courtesy online and the informal "rules of the road" of cyberspace. The internet has its own culture. The common conventions of online communication between users are the rules of netiquette. They are defined by sharing information, the data shared, who it is shared with, and how it is shared. Internet etiquette, is centered around data and its use. The types of data are: text, audio, graphic, and video.
Netiquette
Be patient with newcomers. Make a good impression. Always identify yourself. Be brief whenever possible. Be universal. Don't break any laws. Be careful not to use rude or bad language online. Do not TYPE ALL IN CAPITAL LETTERS for emphasis. Do unto others, as you'd have others do unto you. Remember that the written word is hard to interpret.
BASIC RULES OF NETIQUETTE
Definition
The practice of netiquette depends on understanding how email, the Usenet, chatting, or other aspects of the Internet actually work or are practiced.
Netiquette functions as a general set of guidelines that can keep Internet communication useful and civil.
Types of netiquette
Netiquette basics
Netiquette of sending
Netiquette of replying
Netiquette of confidentially
Help the Netiquette basicsnewbies
Help the newbies
Research before asking
Remember emotions
Netiquette of sending
Be brief
Use white spaces Use descriptive subject lines
Stay on-topic
Be careful sending attachment
Copy the minimum number of people
Netiquette of replying
Acknowledge important communications
Check current information before replying
Replying and forwarding
Reference past communications
Summarize for the group
Netiquette of confidentially
Don’t publicize other’s email addresses
Never send what you don’t read
Remember archiving
Respect copyright
Importance of netiquette
Keep it short
Avoid using ALL CAPS Use your judgment with attachments
Be careful what you say
Pay attention to formatting
Don’t be flame happy
Conclusion
The rules of netiquette offer a great guideline for online communication.
They offer a new Internet user an outline for what is professional and what is not.
Help to ease some of the stresses that technology can provide.
Netiquette helps users develop and maintain relationships, whether business or personal. It also helps keep group conversations constructive and friendly. Netiquette can also be beneficial in that it may discourage people from sending needless communications that can waste other people’s time. It can also discourage people from posting inappropriate or unsightly content on the internet.
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Laws that protect against cyberbullying and cyber risks
The protection of the child under this Act is our responsibility and obligation. Upon receipt of information everyone must report the case to the: Social Assistance Directorate, State Agency of Child Protection or Home Office, i.e one of the above listed institutions should register and deal with the case. Child Protection is a legal obligation of all bodies, to ensure an effective system for prevention and control of observance of children’s rights. The same obligation shall have any person to whom this has become known in connection with the profession or activity exercised by him, even if he is bound by professional secrecy.
Child Protection Act, Art.7, items 1and 2 – Protection measures and obligations.
According to the Child Protection Act, upon receipt of a signal, that a child needs protection at the State Agency of Child Protection, the Chairperson shall forward it immediately to the Child Protection Department in the Directorate. Social assistance “at the child’s current address” and consequently the territorial bodies of the executive power shall carry out further investigation and ensure protection measures.
Educational Authorities obligations in prevention and solution of student Bullying.
Ensure safety of children and immediately undertake the following actions: 1. Inform the Headmaster and the Form teacher. 2. Inform parents, guardians, trustees and other persons who take care of the child as a measure of child protection – disclose names of bullies and bullied students. 3. Inform Directorate of Social Assistance.
In case of emergency, contact a harmonized telephone number- 116 111, with national coverage for information, counselling and assistance to children, established and maintained by the State Agency of Child Protection.
116 111
"Netiquette" is network etiquette, what you should and should not do when you are online. Netiquette covers both common courtesy online and the informal "rules of the road" of cyberspace. The internet has its own culture. The common conventions of online communication between users are the rules of netiquette. They are defined by sharing information, the data shared, who it is shared with, and how it is shared. Internet etiquette, is centered around data and its use. The types of data are: text, audio, graphic, and video.
Netiquette
Be patient with newcomers. Make a good impression. Always identify yourself. Be brief whenever possible. Be universal. Don't break any laws. Be careful not to use rude or bad language online. Do not TYPE ALL IN CAPITAL LETTERS for emphasis. Do unto others, as you'd have others do unto you. Remember that the written word is hard to interpret.
BASIC RULES OF NETIQUETTE
Definition
The practice of netiquette depends on understanding how email, the Usenet, chatting, or other aspects of the Internet actually work or are practiced.
Netiquette functions as a general set of guidelines that can keep Internet communication useful and civil.
Types of netiquette
Netiquette basics
Netiquette of sending
Netiquette of replying
Netiquette of confidentially
Help the Netiquette basicsnewbies
Help the newbies
Research before asking
Remember emotions
Netiquette of sending
Be brief
Use white spaces Use descriptive subject lines
Stay on-topic
Be careful sending attachment
Copy the minimum number of people
Netiquette of replying
Acknowledge important communications
Check current information before replying
Replying and forwarding
Reference past communications
Summarize for the group
Netiquette of confidentially
Don’t publicize other’s email addresses
Never send what you don’t read
Remember archiving
Respect copyright
Importance of netiquette
Keep it short
Avoid using ALL CAPS Use your judgment with attachments
Be careful what you say
Pay attention to formatting
Don’t be flame happy
Conclusion
The rules of netiquette offer a great guideline for online communication. They offer a new Internet user an outline for what is professional and what is not. Help to ease some of the stresses that technology can provide. Netiquette helps users develop and maintain relationships, whether business or personal. It also helps keep group conversations constructive and friendly. Netiquette can also be beneficial in that it may discourage people from sending needless communications that can waste other people’s time. It can also discourage people from posting inappropriate or unsightly content on the internet.
Thanks!