Beginner Free Education and Educational Sciences Content Language: Thai Closes 27 May 2027

Stop Cyberbullying: Animated Learning Media to Prevent Cyberbullying among Primary School Students

Learn about cyberbullying through engaging and easy-to-understand animated learning media designed for primary school students. Explore different forms of online bullying, hurtful language, identity impersonation, privacy violations, and online scams. Develop essential skills to protect yourself and respond appropriately to unsafe online situations while promoting responsible and safe digital tech

Asst. Prof. Dr. Rattanawat Penrattanahiran 30 minutes 16 Learners
Course target groups Open to all learner groups
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Stop Cyberbullying: Animated Learning Media to Prevent Cyberbullying among Primary School Students

What You Will Learn

Upon completion of this course, learners will explore cyberbullying prevention and online safety through eight animated episodes:
1. EP.1 Don't Fall for Hurtful Words – Recognizing insulting and harmful messages in online environments.
2. EP.2 Spotting Online Threats – Understanding potentially dangerous people and behaviors online.
3. EP.3 Words That Hurt – Recognizing the emotional impact of hurtful words and online communication.
4. EP.4 Fake Identities – Understanding identity impersonation and online identity fraud.
5. EP.5 Protect Your Secrets, Stay Safe from Bullying – Learning how to protect personal information and privacy.
6. EP.6 Overcoming Fear – Learning how to respond to cyberbullying and seek help when necessary.
7. EP.7 The Dark Side of Cyberspace – Recognizing online threats and potential dangers of internet use.
8. EP.8 The Scam Battle – Identifying online scams and deceptive tactics.
The course aims to equip learners with essential cyber safety skills, enabling them to recognize online threats, protect themselves, use digital media responsibly, and respect the rights of others.

Course details

This course introduces the concept of cyberbullying through engaging animated learning media designed specifically for primary school students. It aims to help learners understand different forms, behaviors, and consequences of bullying through social media and digital technologies.

The course covers recognizing hurtful words and messages, inappropriate online behaviors, identity impersonation, protecting personal information and privacy, overcoming fear and responding to unsafe situations, as well as understanding cyber threats and online scams.

Through animated scenarios, learners will develop the ability to recognize risky online behaviors, protect themselves, and seek help from parents or teachers when experiencing cyberbullying. The course also promotes appropriate online communication, digital etiquette, and responsible use of technology.

Upon completion, learners will understand cyberbullying, recognize online threats, protect their personal information, and make appropriate decisions when using digital platforms. The course encourages learners to contribute to a safer and more respectful online environment where cyberbullying is not tolerated.

Course target groups
Open to all learner groups

Instructor

Asst. Prof. Dr. Rattanawat Penrattanahiran
16 Learners
Instructor contact information will be available after enrollment.
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No cost
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Content Language: Thai
  • Closing Date 27 May 2027 Time 16:00
  • Please finish learning before the date and time shown — when the course closes, the classroom is cleared and your learning history for this round ends (certificates already issued remain valid).
  • Instructor Asst. Prof. Dr. Rattanawat Penrattanahiran
  • Level Beginner
  • Duration 30 m
  • Lessons 9 Lessons
  • Certificates None
    This course does not issue a certificate — when you complete it, the system will issue a Learning Completion Record with a public verify link you can submit to your instructor as proof.
  • Category Education and Educational Sciences
  • Learners 16