Netiquette rules

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Rules Netiquette

Sm@art Students

Slovenia

1st Rule

Be polite

Country

Being polite is showing good manners toward others, as in behavior and also on the web.

Autum

Spring

Use Respectful Language. Respect People's Privacy. Don't Spam. Be appropriate. Don't use hate speech.

Share with discretion

Portugal

2nd Rule

Country

"The internet is a vast and interconnected space, and your online activities contribute to forming your digital identity and reputation. What you share online can have long-lasting effects on how others perceive you."

Think and consider before post

• Use common sense
• Be mindful of sensitive information
• Consider the permanence of online content
• Defamatory or hateful content

Add Kids Drawings

Greece

3rd rule

Be safe

Country

Being safe online means becoming aware of the risks and learning strategies to defeat them.

‘Your content is good, but it’ll engage much more if it’s interactive.’ -Genially

• Stay close to a trusted adult and explore together a new game or app when you use your phone/tablet/ laptop.
• Ask before you install/ download or buy something from your parents.
• Check your privacy settings and learn what you can share online.
• If you see something/ or someone that makes you feel uncomfortable talk to your parents.
• Add online only the persons you know in real life and avoid meeting strangers.

‘Including quotes always strengthens our presentation. Break the monotony.’ Always quote the author

Be respectful

SLOVENIA

4th rule

country

Treat others the way you want to be treated. Use polite language and avoid using offensive words, that could be hurtful to others.

• Use proper grammar and spelling.

• Respect the diversity and opinions of others.

• Respect time.

Be forgiving

Greece

5th rule

Nea Artaki - Group 1

Be forgiving of other people's mistakesSo when someone makes a mistake, whether it's a spelling error or someone asking the same thing in order to understand, be kind about it. If it's a minor error, you may not need to say anything.

Tips

- Try to put yourself in other people's shoes - Be patient - Bring a positive attitude in the conversation

Protect Your Personal Data

turkiye

6th rule

country

Protecting your data means keeping information about yourself safe. Just like you don't share your toys with strangers, you shouldn't share your personal information.

• Keep your full name, address, or phone number private with people you don't know online.
• It's important to tell a grown-up if someone asks you for your personal information, so they can help keep you safe.
• Remember, your personal data is like your treasure, and you should only share it with trusted people.

Respect other's privacy

Greece

7th rule

Nea Artaki - Group 2

We should not share information about others that could cause problems both personally or professionally

Tips

- We should not share other people's email address - Protect their personal information - We should not publish private converastions