Differentiation should include

• defining cyberbullying and cyber harassment and explaining that both use technology (i.e., Internet, interactive and digital technologies) to harass, embarrass, threaten, or otherwise target another person
• distinguishing between cyberbullying (involves minors) and cyber harassment (involves adults)
• identifying actions that constitute cyberbullying or cyber harassment

• sending content perceived as harmful by messaging, email, and/or social media
• spreading rumors via email or by posting on social networking sites

• posting embarrassing pictures, videos, websites, or fake profiles
• doxxing (i.e., posting the target’s private information, such as home or job address)

• identifying warning signs of someone being cyberbullied or cyber harassed