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These are the basic rules of etiquette when accessing the internet.

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The Do's and Dont's of Interacting Online

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The Do's and Dont's of Interacting Online

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Check out this list of do's and dont's from Career Builder. These are create strategies for interacting appropriately online.

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1. Look and listen before you leap. On all online networking platforms, spend some time observing the tone, content and contributors before joining the discussion. First impressions are lasting ones! Make sure that the first impression others have of you is favourable.

2. Help other people achieve their networking goals. Willingly facilitate introductions and consistently suggest resources and people who might be helpful to your contacts.

3. Don't spam your network contacts. Being pushy and self-serving will damage your online reputation, and the damage may be irreparable.

4. Keep your word. Follow through on any actions you promise to take. And do so in a timely manner.

5. Show appreciation when others provide assistance to you and to your contacts. Saying "thank you" is always appropriate and will encourage that person to provide assistance to you and others again.

6. Don't overwhelm your contacts with too many requests for introductions and assistance. Be considerate of their time and never give their e-mail addresses to others without permission.

7. Be respectful, courteous and honest in all of your online networking activities. Be positive and professional. Don't say anything that you wouldn't want aired on national news or shared with your mother!

8. Keep in mind that you are communicating with a global audience and that your language usage and cultural references might need to be understood by a very diverse set of people.

9. Allow time for networking. Make networking a part of your plan. Remember that networking provides some of the best opportunities to learn, grow and give back. It's the number-one source for new jobs and new clients. Focus on becoming a skilled networker and budget time in your schedule for both online and offline networking activities.

10. Give and take. Networking is always about building relationships, not just seeking favours. It must ultimately benefit both parties. If you think only about what you need and want from the interaction, you will miss many opportunities to share experiences and enrich your life.

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Do's and Don'ts for Proper Netiquette | CareerBuilder.ca

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JIST Publishing1. Look and listen before you leap. On all online networking platforms, spend some time observing the tone, content and contributors before joining the discussion. First impressions are lasting ones! Make sure that the first impression others have of you is favourable. 2. Help other people achieve their networking goals.

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Great video for students with strategies for acting appropriately on the internet.

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K-12 digital citizenship program aimed to help students make safe, smart and ethical choices decisions online.

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Common Sense Education provides educators and students with the resources they need to harness the power of technology for learning and life. Find a free K-12 Digital Citizenship curriculum, reviews of popular EdTech apps, and resources for protecting student privacy.