DIGITAL DIVIDE, ADDICTION AND

BULLYING
 Our Team

Claire Panaguiton Joana Mae

Jamela Boncales Durano
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DIGITAL DIVIDE, ADDICTION AND
BULLYING
 OBJECTIVES

define the following: digital divide, computer addiction

and cyberbullying;

discuss current issues about digital divide, computer

addiction and cyber bullying and explain the proper
netiquette to address these situations; and

develop a campaign ad to combat digital

divide, computeraddiction and cyber
bullying.
 DIGITAL DIVIDE

•An inequality or disparity between demographic groups in

terms of access, knowledge and use of ICT.

•Different segments have varying levels of knowledge and

access to digital developments due to a numberof factors
which include, but not limited to:race, age,education, income,
socio economic
 3 Types of Digital Divide
according to The Manila Times writer Noemi Lardizabal-Dado
1.The digital native and the digital immigrants
DIGITAL NATIVE
•The people born in the Internet and digital technology age
•The term is often used synonymously with ‘Millennial’
•Those that are immersed in digital technology growing up
making them more knowledgeable and comfortable in the
digital age.

DIGITAL IMMIGRANTS

•Those born before the widespread adoption of

computers and the Internet and has had to adopt digital
technology later in life.
 3 Types of Digital Divide
according to The Manila Times writer Noemi Lardizabal-Dado

2.The digital rich and the digital poor

•The financial capacity of an individual affects his ability to

purchase a gadget and a reliable Internet access.
Smartphones are getting more affordable but a stable Internet
access is still a work in progress (Dado,2019).

•Technology has made numerous positive implications in education,

healthcare, transportation and many more. Learning materials and
resources may now be conveniently accessed online, technology has
also paved way for advancements in medicine and healthcare,
transportation is now made more convenient and comfortable.
 3 Types of Digital Divide
according to The Manila Times writer Noemi Lardizabal-Dado

3.The digital skilled and digital unskilled

•A discrepancy in terms of digital skills occurs

because of the lack of funds and opportunities. Similarly
to the aforementioned, lack of digital skills may stem
from an individual’s socioeconomic status.
INTERNET/COMPUTER
ADDICTION
INTERNET ADDICTION

•Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines addiction as

“acompulsive, chronic, physiological or psychological need for
ahabit-forming substance, behavior, or activity having harmful
physical, psychological, or social effects.”

•Internet addiction may come in different forms such as social

media addiction, video game addiction, cybersex or online sex
addiction, and online gambling addiction.
TYPES OF COMPUTER ADDICTION

Compulsion

over time spent in online activities

like gaming, bartering of stocks,
gambling which cause to a problem
at work or school
TYPES OF COMPUTER ADDICTION

Cybersex addiction

exceed time spent in surfing porn

sites that could interfere one’s
relationship.
TYPES OF COMPUTER ADDICTION

Cyber- relationship

excessive time spent in social

networking sites to make relationship
online than spending time to real
persons like family and friends
 Different Symptoms of a computer
addict person

Emotional Symptoms

feeling of guilt, anxiety, depression, dishonesty, feeling of

great happiness or excitement (euphoric) in front of the
computer, defensive, distress, escaping of work, isolation and
cannot follow schedule
 Different Symptoms of a computer
addict person

Physical Symptoms

backpain, headache, increase or decrease of weight,

sleepdisorder, carpal tunnel syndrome, blurred or strain
visions
Computer Addiction can be
T O
prevented through
talk to your
family and Organize a non-
friends and computer
S mingle with
them most of
related activity
like sports
Set limit in using computers and the time.
doing online activities.

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Place the gatgets away from
you when not needed
BULLYING
 BULLYING

•has always been a serious issue, particularly among the youth.

The US Department of Health and Human Services defines it as
an unwanted, aggressive behavior among school-aged children
that involve a real or perceived power imbalance.
FOUR COMMON TYPES OF BULLYING

PHYSICAL BULLYING

1 •It includes hitting or harming your friend using physical

contacts

VERBAL BULLYING

2 •This types uses word to insult others by calling them in

their funny names.
FOUR COMMON TYPES OF BULLYING

SOCIAL BULLYING

3
Includes destroying ones reputation

CYBER BULLYING

4 It use the technology to bully or destroy one reputation

With the existence of smartphones, tablets laptops and 24/7
access to internet, cyberbullying can happen to anyone,
anywhere, and at any time.

This may involve exposing embarrassing content about

someone or sending messages with the intention of hurting
the receiver emotionally or mentally.
Cyber bullying can include: Abusive or hurtful texts emails or
posts, images or videos

Imitating
Deliberately
Nasty gossip or others online
excluding others
rumors or using their
online
log-in