Online Borders
Being bullied. That is of course very annoying! But how do you solve that? Do you do that by hacking? In this class quest you will find out together with Sanne.
Learning goals
- that online bullying, just like offline bullying, can have major consequences.
- that because of the role of the internet, nasty messages can be spread very quickly, among many people.
- how to behave sporty online
- what are things you can do if you are being bullied online yourself.
- that the role of spectators is very important when it comes to online bullying, and that you also have a responsibility in this.
- that as a hacker you have the chance to choose whether you want to join the good or the bad people.
- how to explain what cybercrime is parallel/link between online/offline crime (breaking into a house is illegal, breaking into a digital environment is also illegal)
- what consequences cybercrime can have for themselves and for victims
how to train their digital skills in a good way
Points
The class quests earn points. Individually, but also as a class. The points that students earn individually determine their place on the HackShield scoreboard. After completing each class quest, which can only be played via a teacher account, you as a teacher will receive a code. Students can enter this code in their individual accounts and receive points and a shield. These can be found in their HackShield accounts.
In-depth information for this class quest
Hacking
- Video - NOVO PBS Official
The Secret Lives of Hackers
Cyberbullying
- Video - Common Sense Education
What's Cyberbullying? - Video - ReachOut.com Australia
Roseanna's cyberbullying story