NETIQUETTE_P
Teachercarol
Created on July 12, 2024
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Transcript
rules
netiquette
Be careful with your tone
Be accurate and factual
Search before asking
Nothing is private on line
Real people first!
Don't exclude others
Be polite - Avoid sarcasm
Use proper grammar and punctuation
Respect people's privacy
Respond to messages promptly
Carolina Colilla de Iscar
You should be careful with capitalization, as writing in ALL-CAPS can be interpreted as YELLING! and will be viewed as impolite. Similarly, a joke can be perceived as a rude remark.
It’s important to fact-check everything you read and possibly include sources when giving advice or information. If you’re unsure how to go about it, stick to official sites that are known for credibility.
If you get stuck with a question on a certain assignment, it’s better to search for it before you ask your classmates or the teacher. It’s possible that you might find your answer fast, and there will be no need to include third parties.
Your online activities leave a digital footprint that can be difficult to erase. Information and content shared online may be stored, archived, or shared by others, even if you delete it later. Maintain control over your digital presence.
If someone is trying to talk to you when on your cell phone, tablet, or computer, stop what you are doing and look at them. Whatever is happening in the online world can generally wait.
If you have an in-joke to share, send it in a private message. Additionally, don't post an obscure comment to a forum, or an Instagram story, as this can leave others feeling as if they are excluded from whatever it is you are talking about.
"Much to learn, you still have"
If you wouldn’t say it to someone’s face, don’t say it online either.You will need to be careful about making the intent behind your words as clear as possible, which is why sarcasm is off-limits most times.
Not only does it make your text more readable, but it can also prepare you for professional writing that you might do in the future.
If you are sending an email message, use BCC (blind carbon copy) rather than CC (carbon copy) when sending it to more than one person. Don't tag people on social nets, others can access these photos.
Have the courtesy to reply to a message within a few days, especially if that message is from your teachers, family or friends. If it is going to take longer, just tell them that so they know and aren't waiting for your reply.