Dr. Sameer Hinduja: A Cyberbullying expert

Dr. Sameer Hinduja is a professor in the school of criminology and criminal justice at Florida Atlantic University and Co-Director of the cyberbullying Research Center. Hinduja is a Cyberbullying expert and here to provide you guidance about cyberbullying and also give tips for stop cyber bullying. He also provides training to youth organizations, kids, schools and parents on the best practices of prevention, identification and response. The use of internet is increasing day by day and users get addicted and spend their useful time on the social media and other chatting applications.

Cyberbullying is when a cyberbully takes the taunts and abuse out of the workplace or schoolyard and then transfer it to victims or sufferers profile through social media. The abuse can vary but it most commonly shown as insulting stories, posts or comments about or to the cyberbullying victim or sufferer. Hinduja is here to help you and provide you guidance and tips about how to stop cyberbullying. He spend time in identifying, researching and sharing best practices for helping teenagers, kids and young adults use social media and the internet in healthy, positive and productive ways.

In our ever changing world and constantly hungry desire for updates and advances in technology, new methods of communications and chatting applications are born every day. As we become more used to and accustomed or habitual to this communication technology or chatting applications, it becomes the norms and is picked up by hundreds of thousands of new users day by day across the whole spectrum of ages. Grievously for victim of cyberbullying, this new and widely used medium is yet another route of torture or affliction.

According to Sexting speaker internet trolling and cyberstalking is the most common form of Cyberbullying or cyber harassment that uses electronic communications to stalk a victim and sufferer may pose a trustworthy hazards to the safety of the victim. Cyberbullying could be sharing or sending threatening messages through any social media taunting or ridicule someone in an online chat room; forwarding embarrassing emails, photos, videos or any other media that were meant to be personal or threatening someone through twitter or Facebook posts or updates where all their friends or relative could see. The rise of the internet and other social media interactive, mobile technologies has no doubt lent or provide much in the way of teaching options, material and diversity to the average classroom. But this advancement of technology accessibility has also facilitated the rise of a dangerous, at times form of online bullying and this online bullying is known as cyberbullying.

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