RevelaHomeroom: cyberbullying and social media
Session on life online: your digital footprint, account privacy, think before you post, what cyberbullying is, what to do if it happens to you (screenshots, block, report, ask for help) and INCIBE's 017 helpline.
- 10 slides
- Free, nothing to install
- Downloads as PowerPoint
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- Click Use this template: it opens in Revela, in your browser. Nothing to install.
- Replace the text, images and data with your own. The speaker notes tell you what to say on each slide.
- Present it with your phone as a remote, share it with a link or download it as PowerPoint.
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