Digital Etiquette

Internet trolls aim to:

• Lead discussions

• Quietly observe

• Make friends

• Start arguments

In which situation would the rules of digital etiquette apply?

• Standing in line in a crowded computer store.

• Picking the ringtone for your new cell phone.

• Sending an email to your teacher.

• Sending a birthday card to your cousin.

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You should use digital etiquette if you're writing on:

• A chalkboard

• A bulletin board

• A whiteboard

• A message board

Posting something on social media is most like:

• Passing a note to a classmate.

• Giving a public speech.

• Writing in a diary.

• Calling a friend.

How is flaming similar to teasing?

• Both happen only on the Internet.

• Both are spoken aloud.

• Both can hurt people's feelings.

• Both are examples of good netiquette.

What's the best way to text your mom to tell her you'll be an hour late for dinner?

• A

• B

• C

• D

What is a benefit of communication over the Internet?

• The ability to correspond with people around the world.

• A low likelihood of being misunderstood.

• The lack of anonymity.

• The lack of trolls.

Which emotion is the most likely to be triggered in a flamewar?

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What should Moby do before posting a photo of Tim online?

• Tag Tim in the photo

• Send the photo to Tim

• Share the photo with Tim's friends

• Ask Tim for permission

What is one difference between online and face-to-face communication?

• People tend to be more honest online

• Miscommunications happen more frequently face to face

• Online, you can't tell tone of voice

• Body language is more important in online communication

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