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Tag Archives: video

League of Legends and Cyberbullying

Blog, Evergreen, FeaturedBy Sameer HindujaMarch 12, 20172 Comments

League of Legends (or League for short) is the most popular multiplayer online game in the world, and takes place in a 3-D battle arena setting involving role-playing and real-time strategy elements into its live environment. Players in League (also known as “summoners”) are matched up with others depending on their skill and game level…

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Video Evidence of Bullying: Implications for Effective Response

Blog, FeaturedBy Justin W. PatchinJanuary 24, 20144 Comments

A new video has surfaced showing a bullying incident in Rancho Cucamonga, California. The video shows 14-year-old high school freshman Kobe Nelson being pushed around by a classmate while a throng of onlookers heckle and encourage the two to fight. Several of the students can be seen recording the situation on their cell phones. It…

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Google Hangout with CNN iReport – October 30, 2013

Multimedia | Media AppearancesBy Cyberbullying Research CenterNovember 1, 2013Leave a comment

Dr. Patchin discusses bullying and cyberbullying with Susan and Morgan Guess (parent and 10-year-old child), Venise Grossmann (high school teacher), and Stephen Kramer Glickman (Comedian and former victim of bullying). The discussion was moderated by Jamie Gumbrecht from CNN Schools of Thought (@CNNSchools).

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Google Hangout with PopSugar Moms – October 24, 2013

Multimedia | Media AppearancesBy Cyberbullying Research CenterOctober 24, 2013Leave a comment

Dr. Patchin discusses cyberbullying in a Google Hangout sponsored by PopSugar Moms. Also included on the panel was Caroline Knorr (Common Sense Media), Scott Steinberg (speaker and author), and Amit Routh (The Trevor Project). The discussion was moderated by Lisa Horten (PopSugar Moms).

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At Issue – October 11, 2013

Multimedia | Media AppearancesBy Cyberbullying Research CenterOctober 16, 2013Leave a comment

Dr. Patchin talks about cyberbullying with Lori Casey on “At Issue.” (Eastern Illinois University Public Television) 10/11/2013

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Chrysler + RFK SEATBELT Google Hangout – October 2, 3013

Multimedia | Media AppearancesBy Cyberbullying Research CenterOctober 16, 2013Leave a comment

Dr. Patchin discusses cyberbullying with Dr. Patti Agatston as a part of Chrysler and RFK Project SEATBELT.

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Chrysler + RFK SEATBELT Google Hangout – October 2, 3013

Multimedia | Media AppearancesBy Cyberbullying Research CenterOctober 16, 2013Leave a comment

Dr. Patchin discusses cyberbullying with Dr. Patti Agatston as a part of Chrysler and RFK Project SEATBELT.

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Bullying and Peer Violence Videos as Teaching Tools?

BlogBy Sameer HindujaAugust 20, 20122 Comments

A colleague sent me an article detailing how pictures and videos of bullying and other forms of violence posted online – student on student, or student on teacher – can actually be used as a “teachable tool” and to “wake everyone up.”  Parents can sit down with youth and watch them together, and convey lessons…

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