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Cyberbullying and the Bystander - Bullying - Australian Human ...

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4.2 Student Edge: „Power Poll‟ <strong>and</strong> Discussion Board („your say‟)4.2.1 Power PollThe Student Edge Power Poll asked students to identify <strong>the</strong> best way to promote an anti-cyberbullyingcampaign (Table 19). The poll question was listed on <strong>the</strong> Student Edge website during <strong>the</strong> week beginning18 July <strong>and</strong> was responded to by 1,341 Student Edge members. Three-quarters of respondents (n=1,014,76%) suggested Facebook was <strong>the</strong> best method of communicating an anti-cyberbullying campaign to youngpeople. A smaller number of respondents (n=216, 16%) reported a television advertisement would be <strong>the</strong>best channel of communication, with much fewer respondents citing o<strong>the</strong>r communication channels.Table 19. Students‟ preferred method of communication for cyberbullying campaignsMethod of communicationNumber of votes(n=1,341 )%Social Networks (Facebook, MySpace) 1,014 76TV Ad 216 16YouTube 35 3Internet Ad (e.g. Banners on Facebook, MySpace etc) 34 3Mobile Phone App or Game (iPhone/Android) 19 1Radio 14 1Online Game 9 1Page 30 of 197

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