Cyberbullying in Higher Education

In the field of higher education, the use of technology brings various legal and ethical problems. Cyber ​​bullying reality broadens the harassment and aggression risk to the prescribed level of bullying, including evolving cyberworld (Minor et al., 2012). Previously it was the focus of educators in the K - 12 system, but the existence of such harmful behavior has infringed the university 's environment. This risk strongly calls for policy making and actions to ensure that happiness of students goes beyond the assumed campus boundaries.

Summary Cyber ​​bullying is the main focus of education. Unlike normal bullying, cyber bullying is anonymous and may occur anywhere. This is a big problem for the school. The topic covered in this article is a type of bullying that can occur anywhere. What resources are available today to fight bullying? In this article, I review all articles related to cyber bullying resources from 2005 to 2013. Cyber ​​bullying, school climate, prevention and intervention program, the role of law and resources are the subject of this article. There are countless prevention and intervention programs. For bullying prevention and intervention in various school systems, further research is needed

Cyber ​​bullying examines evidence-based research for identification, management and prevention of bullying among children, adolescents and adults on a 2 hour Online Continuing Education (CE / CEU) course. Bullying can move from the playground or workplace to the online world, anonymity can promote bullying. Cyber ​​bullying is the use of communication technology to deliberately repeatedly harm others. This is neither coincidence nor random. It targets people with weak perceptions. This is a young, weak, or knowledgeable person. Any communication device such as a cell phone, tablet, or computer can be used to harass or intimidate the victim. Cyber ​​bullying can occur on any communication platform where it can communicate electronically with social media sites (Facebook, Twitter), applications (Snapchat, AIM), web sites (forums or blogs), and other people There is a possibility.