Cyberbullying Analysis in Higher Education
A special issue of Future Internet (ISSN 1999-5903). This special issue belongs to the section "Cybersecurity".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 September 2021) | Viewed by 4173
Special Issue Editors
Interests: intercultural education; cyberbullying; racism; xenophobia; digital media at school; immigrant students; personal learning environments; social skills
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Interests: social psychology; social cognition; cognitive psychology; participation; sense of community; psychology of virtual environment; sociophysics; complex systems
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Current globalization has resulted in Western societies with citizens of diverse religious and social characteristics.
This diversity is transferred to the classroom, where inclusive education is shown to be the best way to advocate for the educational integration of students belonging to minority social groups.
However, prejudice and intolerance often lead to conflict among students. Even in the most extreme situations, bullying or cyberbullying can occur through digital media.
Cyberbullying also aggravates the situation of the victim, as texts written on the Internet are long in duration, reach a larger number of people, and are not only found in the school context.
In this Issue we intend to address the cyberbullying phenomenon towards minority social groups in high school and in higher education, trying to understand continuity and discontinuity in the dynamics across these two developmental and educational contexts. Research stemming from different fields and perspectives is encouraged.
Prof. Dr. María Tomé-Fernández
Prof. Dr. Andrea Guazzini
Prof. Dr. Annalaura Nocentini
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Cyberbullying
- minority social groups
- Misuse of digital media at school
- Immigrant students in digital educational environments
- Online peer harassment
- Adolescents, teens and young adults
- School inclusion in online teaching
