Netiquette

Netiquette

by Милица Бугариновић

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How often do you use the Internet?

• Every day

• Every other day

• Five times a week

• Four times a week

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I use the Internet for...

• ... playing computer games.

• ... help with learning.

• ... social media and communication.

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How much time do you spend on the Internet every day?

•  about an hour

• an hour and a half

• two to three hours

• more than three hours

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​What does "Netiquette" mean?

​Etiquette is a French word. It means "rules of behaviour".

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​Net = the Internet

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​Net + Etiquette = NETIQUETTE

​(but don't write in capitals like this :)

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​Netiquette means "rules of behaviour on the Internet".

​Some rules of behaviour on the Internet

​Rule one: Never leave any personal data, such as your phone number, home address or any details about yourself and your family.

Rule two: On social networks, don't add anyone you don't know as a friend.

Rule three: Don't offend anyone online. When you post something on the Internet, it can stay there forever!

Rule four: Never write in capitals, as it will seem like you are shouting.

And rule five: When you don't know what to do, always ask your parents and teachers!

Multiple Choice

What does it mean if someone writes ONLY IN CAPITALS?

• He or she is shouting. 

• It is an advertisement.

• They are kind.

Multiple Select

If someone says something about you online that you don't like, you would...

• Tell my parents.

• Tell a teacher.

• Ask for help or advice from someone older.

• Stop any contact with this person.

• Offend him/her back.

Multiple Choice

Rules of online communication are similar to those of real-life communication.

• True

• False

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If a person you do not know asks for information about you, what would you do?

• NEVER give him/ her the information.

• Maybe give him/her information.

• Give him/her some information, but not all.

Multiple Choice

You should spend a maximum of ... on the Internet every day.

• half an hour

• one hour

• an hour and a half

• two hours

• three hours

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