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NEVER share your password with anyone, including 

your best friend. The only people who should know 

your password are your parents or guardian.

Never respond to mean or rude texts, messages, 

and e-mails.

If you wouldn’t say something to another person’s 

face, don’t text it or post it online

No parent wants to learn that his or her 

child is cyberbullying others.

equipping kids with digital etiquette 

skills can go a long way in preventing 

them from becoming cyberbullies.

Encourage kids to censor their messages and 

posts to be sure they are not being 

sarcastic, negative or rude

1. I will not post embarrassing pictures of 

other people on public sites.

2. I will not post mean comments online.

3. I will not post any personal information 

about myself online.

4. I will not give out any personal 

information about my friends.

5. I will not make up fake identities.

Screen Name. When creating your 

screen name, do not include personal 

information like your last name or 

date of birth.

Passwords. Don’t share your password 

with anyone but your parents. When you 

use a public computer make sure you 

logout of the accounts you’ve accessed 

before leaving the terminal.

I will tell my trusted adult if anything makes 

me feel sad, scared, or confused.

I will ask my trusted adult before sharing 

information like my name, address, and 

phone number.

I won't meet face-to-face with anyone from 

the Internet.

I will always use good netiquette and not be 

rude or mean online.

the use of electronic communication to 

bully a person, typically by sending 

messages of an intimidating or 

threatening nature

Tricking someone into revealing 

personal or embarrassing information 

and sending it to others.

Almost 93% of kids, ages 12-17, are online, 

and most exhibit a level of digital proficiency 

bewildering to those of us who want to protect 

them.

Over the past fifteen years, a number of 

dynamic, powerful, and destructive elements 

have come together, creating a perfect storm 

scenario for our children to fall victim to 

exploitation in the digital age. 

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