The INTERNET is the most benefiting invention of the society known to us.
The openness and world wide connectivity also has made internet a dangerous if you aren’t aware of safety on internet. According to our popular belief; most vulnerable are the young girls.
This handbook compiled by Shilpa Sayura Foundation Youth with the funding of ISOC (Internet Society) for the Respect Girls on Internet Project. Please use, share and comment freely.
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Respect Girls on Internet initiative address Harassment of teenage girls on social networks – including extreme cases of self-harm - is a growing problem in Sri Lanka due to an increase in their use among teenagers. In most cases young people are withdrawing from social life and digital society; the physical and/or psychological victimization affects their education and employment. Although national laws and procedures are in place for protection, there is a general lack of awareness, advice and resources available – in the local language - for victims to seek justice. Respec Girls project creates digital content in the local language to raise awareness about the problem, advocate for safe and respectful online discourse, promote empathy and develops a network of youth for preventing Cyber Harassment and supporting victims.
One output was Cyber Privacy eHandbook for those new to the Internet, as well as for teachers and parents. A group of young people were trained to create online apps, short films, digital posters, stories, and comics to encourage peer-to-peer awareness. This online network has expanded to the real world with short film exhibitions and awareness raising exercises in schools. All content created from the project are distributed freely under Creative Commons 3.0 allowing for wider sharing, replication and adaptation across the world.
The openness and world wide connectivity also has made internet a dangerous if you aren’t aware of safety on internet. According to our popular belief; most vulnerable are the young girls.
This handbook compiled by Shilpa Sayura Foundation Youth with the funding of ISOC (Internet Society) for the Respect Girls on Internet Project. Please use, share and comment freely.
Visit Respect Girls on Internet project on Facebook on Internet Society
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Respect Girls on Internet
Community Based Cyber Harassment Protection.
Respect Girls on Internet initiative address Harassment of teenage girls on social networks – including extreme cases of self-harm - is a growing problem in Sri Lanka due to an increase in their use among teenagers. In most cases young people are withdrawing from social life and digital society; the physical and/or psychological victimization affects their education and employment. Although national laws and procedures are in place for protection, there is a general lack of awareness, advice and resources available – in the local language - for victims to seek justice. Respec Girls project creates digital content in the local language to raise awareness about the problem, advocate for safe and respectful online discourse, promote empathy and develops a network of youth for preventing Cyber Harassment and supporting victims.
One output was Cyber Privacy eHandbook for those new to the Internet, as well as for teachers and parents. A group of young people were trained to create online apps, short films, digital posters, stories, and comics to encourage peer-to-peer awareness. This online network has expanded to the real world with short film exhibitions and awareness raising exercises in schools. All content created from the project are distributed freely under Creative Commons 3.0 allowing for wider sharing, replication and adaptation across the world.
- 01.Story of Sandya
- 02. Story of the Internet
- 03. What is Cyber Harassment ?
- 04. What is cyber stalking?
- 05. Types of cyber stalking
- 06. What motivates cyber harassment?
- 07. Who are cyber stalkers?
- 08. Types of Cyber Stalkers
- 09. Cyber Stalking Examples
- 10. Types of Cyber Stalkers
- 11. Cyber Stalking Examples
- 12. How to respond Cyber Harrasment
- 13. You have privacy rights
- 14. Who sent that email ? and why ?
- 15. Follow these email rules
- 16. Social Network Rules
- 17. How to handle online conflicts?
- 18. What schools need to do?
- 19. Examples of cyberbullying
- 20. How to identify Cyber Bullies?
- 21. Who are bullying others?
- 22. Effects of Cyber Bullying
- 23. Bullying can happen anywhere
- 24. How to eliminate cyber harassment?
- 25. When Cyber bullying is reported
- 26. Test : Are you a cyberbully?
- 27. Tips for online users
- 28. Fake accounts
- 29. How to guess fake accounts
- 30: Instant messaging (IM)
- 31 : Your Facebook Account
- 32. What do they see about you on facebook
- 33. How to see what you share on Facebook
- 34. Facebook Tagging
- 35. Is someone bothering you on facebook?
- 36. Your friend list on facebook
- 37. Facebook Search , Likes and Comments
- 38. Facebook Advertisements
- 39. How to keep your account secure ?
- 40. Login in and Logout from Facebook
- 41 Two step verification
- 42. Spam in Facebook
- 43. Is your data secure with Facebook ?
- 44. Phishing
- 45. Google security and privacy
- 46. Google Talk & Circles
- 47. Google Account Activity
- 48. Secure your passwords
- 49. Keep your device clean
- 50. Use msconfig to clean virus
- 51. Anti Virus Programs
- 52. When you are buying online
- 53. Keep your family safe online
- 54. Computer Viruses and Malaware
- 55. Symptoms of a virus infection
- 56. How to protect your computer from virus attack...
- 57. Keep your firewall always on
- 58. How to avoid email virus threats
- 59. Don't trust unknown emails
- 60. They will steal your email password
- 61 They will steal your money in the bank
- 62 Earn money at home scams
- 63. Many other scams are there
- 64. Avoid Trolling
- 64. Balance your online time
- 66. More Help and Resources
- 67.How to Report Things on Facebook *
- 68.To Unfriend someone
- 69. How to Identify Scholarship Scams
- 70.How to use open DNS family shield for safe internet
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