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Internet responsibility

Published on Feb 08, 2016

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Internet responsibility

being a good netizen
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netiquette

good manners online
Flaming
caps lock
emoticons
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Intellectual property

paraphrasing, citing sources, and not plagiarizing
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cell phone manners

right time, right place, right volume
Don't talk loud in public.
Don't talk or text to someone when you're visiting with someone else.
Table manners
Movie theatres
classroom - using your phone in the right ways
Driving
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email and text

use them wisely
Spam
chain letters
Hoaxes
forwards
subject lines
meaningful, useful use
acronyms
emoticons
academic vs casual
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social networking

Once you share, it belongs to everyone.
Don't post anything you wouldn't want your grandma to see.

You might not be worrying about college or future employers right now, but a few years from now you might be, and they will be able to see the stupid things you posted because they never go away.

Employers and college entrance people DO look at social networks to get an idea of the people they're considering.

Hoaxes
Chain letters or ....repost this now....
cyberbullying
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multitasking

theres a time and a place.
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