Netiquette

What is Netiquette?

• Responsibility for the actions of others on the internet.

• The correct or acceptable way of communicating on and using the internet.

• Using the correct fork at the dinner table.

• Rules for face-to-face conversation.

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What is Netiquette?

• Responsibility for the actions of others on the internet.

• The correct or acceptable way of communicating on and using the internet.

• Using the correct fork at the dinner table.

• Rules for face-to-face conversation.

Which is not a basic rule of Netiquette?

• Do not use all caps.

• Be respectful when communicating with others.

• Use abbreviations and acronyms in the online chat.

• Treat others the same way you want to be treated online.

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What are the goals for online communication?

• Help others understand you clearly.

• Understand others clearly.

• Keep a good relationship so you can keep communicating.

• All of the above.

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Knowing Netiquette will help you to:

• Do better on exams.

• Avoid offensive online behavior.

• Get along better with your friends.

• Lose all of your friends.

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Typing in all capitals in electronic communication means:

• This message is very important.

• You are shouting.

• It is okay to forward this message to others.

• Nothing special--typing in all caps is normal.

The golden rule of Netiquette is:

• Remember the human!

• A smiley face in every message.

• Don't follow the rules of netiquette.

• Type in all caps when you're angry.

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Knowledge and understanding of netiquette is useful because:

• It will help you create a positive impression on those you meet in cyberspace.

• It explains some of the technical limitations of face-to-face interactions.

• It explains the conventions already being used by millions of astronauts.

• All of the above.

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Which of these is an example of not sending a positive message?

• Can anyone recommend a good book or game?

• I like what you said about this chapter.

• I never thought about it like that before. Thanks!

• Wait, school is closed?

What is the first thing you need to do after logging in to your Google Hangout?

• Type your name.

• Use the chat feature in the upper right hand corner.

• Mute your microphone.

• Introduce yourself to your class.