Kellys Thoughts On Things
Family, Recipes, DIY, Autism, and Travel
BOB'S BLOG
December 02, 2015
December 02, 2015
5 Ways Students Use Technology To Cheat –
Cheating can be referred as finding an easy way out using dishonest means. This can include cheating in exams for students. Writers whose work involve doing essays can also cheat by using other writer’s words and phrases as their own; an action referred to as plagiarism. This article tackles the various ways that students use …
October 13, 2015
7 social media apps your kids are probably using
And 4 apps you can use to make sure they stay safe.
September 10, 2015
Apps allow parents to keep track of their children at school | Watch News Videos Online
Watch Apps allow parents to keep track of their children at school Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca
August 25, 2015
High Tech Tool May Help Prevent Teen Suicides
Parents of a teen girl who committed suicide last Christmas have found a high tech solution to help prevent other deaths.
August 25, 2015
Family links daughter’s suicide to social media
Family says daughters suicide brought on by social media use
July 07, 2015
Social Media Cyber Bullying Linked to Teen Depression
Social Media Cyber Bullying is linked to teen depression, according to new research that analyzed multiple studies of the online phenomenon. Victimization of young people online has received an increasing level of scrutiny, particularly after a series of high-profile suicides of teenagers who were reportedly bullied on various social networks. In 2013, for example, a spate of suicides […]
July 07, 2015
Monica Lewinsky Gets Standing Ovation at Cannes: I Was ‘Patient Zero’ of Cyber-Bullying
Speaking to the some of the most creative advertising people in the world, Monica Lewinsky received a standing ovation after she recounted how she was treated after her infamous scandal with former President Bill Clinton and saying, “public shaming as a blood sport must stop.” Ms. Lewinsky gave the Ogilvy & Inspire keynote speech Thursday at the Cannes Lions festival in […]
July 07, 2015
New children’s e-safety commissioner to tackle cyberbullying
The federal government has signaled its commitment to addressing the issue of online bullying, with the establishment of a children’s e-safety commissioner. Complaints about social media content on platforms like Facebook and Twitter will now be made to the e-Safety Office, which is headed by new e-safety commissioner, Alastair MacGibbon. “We are here as a safety […]
