Cyberbullying is done with the use of the internet or texting, which can be done in-person or not. Non-cyberbullying is done without the use of the internet or texting and can also be done in-person or not. Either can involve speaking directly to the victim or targeting him/her through others. It’s essentially a more technological way of doing what some have been doing for decades. Instead of targeting him/her verbally or on paper, the perpetrator does it with a computer or phone. Instead of getting a rumor going throughout the school that so-and-so said/did such-and-such, the perpetrator posts it online or sends it by phone, whether under his/her own name or through a fake page under the victim’s name.
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