Social Media Awareness for Staff
It is important to maintain baseline levels of knowledge in relation to how technology and social media are currently being used by students.
It is important to maintain baseline levels of knowledge in relation to how technology and social media are currently being used by students.
The 8-1 vote by the U.S. Supreme Court says suspending a cheerleader for swearing off school property is unconstitutional.
A recent Pew Research Center study breaks down six types of harassment experienced by adults on six different online platforms.
The platform can identify access from unauthorized users and automatically scan for student safety risks, including cyberbullying.
The coronavirus and current political turmoil have led to an increasing number of cyber attacks. Campuses must immediately take more precautions.
Surprisingly, a nearly equal amount of adults reported being involved in a bullying incident either inside or outside of the workplace.
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With students spending an unprecedented amount of time online due to social distancing and remote learning, cyberbullying has been a growing concern.
This two-day event will cover topics concerning lessons learned from COVID-19 and issues related to the re-opening of campuses.
Stay connected. Stay vigilant. The Campus Safety Online Summit is July 7-8!
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.
This session will focus on improving college campus threat assessments, response and cyber safety in the post–COVID world.