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I really liked the way he/she introduced this topic for audience.  has interesting understanding of digital wellness. I like that technologies can help us be mentally stable and that person did research.
I recommend to add a little bit more information about wellness

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Interesting topic, narrative part, good picture choice. I would like to see more clear conclusion or points. Liked the flow of story

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Gaide-use of statistics, mix of formal and informal languages, some slang.

Inkar-introduction, bullet points, conclusion. Structure of vlog is preserved.

Diana-introduction, formal and informal language, important information. The structure of vlog is preserved.

Aiya k-the structure of vlog is preserved. Divided into the parts, so interesting to read, helpful information.

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I’m pretty sure that we all had such moments when people r just bullied us in the internet. Your blog is really helpful for people, that used to bully others around the web, or for those, who entered web for first time.

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This article is well structured, so everyone can read and understand it easily.

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digital wellness feedback (about tiktok)

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digital wellness feedback (about tiktok)

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very interesting topic and information. And so is the title. But it looks more like a video message than a vlog. Maybe more action or examples from other apps. So your topic would not be so narrow

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I liked your advice and how you divided your blog into logical parts. I think, I would subscribe to your blog and follow a few of the tips you gave ;) also, interesting connection with the topic. as I understand it, your blog is an example of metal health and wellness in social media

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Vlof contained a lot of factual information and suits educational vlog category. The language is quite informal, but everything is still comprehensible and serious, so that's nice. I think, that you need to dig deeper into the topic, because most of the information provided was pretty general. Also, shifts of tone were a bit weird, because you started it a serious blof and ended with slang and emojis (I have nothing against this, but in my opinion some consistency would be nice). But all in all that's a very nice blog you did, great jon! :D

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Aiya: i like how you told about your experience and examples from life, it would definitely be liked by your audience and they will relate to it. I agree with words about social media scrolling and how addictive it is (it’s familiar for me) that’s why i liked your topic and how you opened up it 😊💋

Sanzhar: your topic is very actual and important! And the example of this kind of situation surprises. The end of your vlog would leave everyone curious and you’d gain a lot of followers from that 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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Adiya's vlog. What digital commerce did with our World?

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Adiya's vlog. What digital commerce did with our World?

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Years ago people used to get all their bills, account information, bank documents physically using paper. Imagine how easy it was to lose one important document and losing your right on stock of some company! Actually this kind of things took place in many cases, especially when global market first met the exchange and broker systems.

Nowadays people use internet in order to make transactions in any direction. You can invest, get a loan, make a call on your borrowers and so much more just as quick as a flash!

Technologies gave rise to HFT (high-frequency trading), faster audit and consulting services, more efficient, but not always transparent flow of assets, such as imports and exports, needed to calculate GDP. It became easier to control ordinary people, prevent frauds, insider trading and much more. Nonetheless, it is now really complecated to target bigger deals and governmental actions.

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what’s poppin homies?
How u doin?
what do u know about crypto crimes, n all those things? I guess u know some kinda information about that, but u don’t even interested in that. Did u know that Scammers around the world took home a record $14 billion in cryptocurrency in 2021, thanks in large part to the rise of DeFi. Losses from crypto-related crime rose 79% from 2020. Cryptocurrency theft increased 516% from 2020, to $3.2 billion worth of cryptocurrency? Yeah, these writings looks weird, but i can tell you, what really happened. In 2021, scammers earned about $14 billion by scamming other, good peoples. Looses off companies increased by 79% from 2020. And that. is really sad. But how can u prevent u from scam? There are many ways to keep urself safe, one of those: Good password, but that’s not working at all. All of those big companies, Apple, Facebook, Samsung, etc. got scammed at least 1 time. So, i’m gonna teach you how to prevent. Firstly, good password. Your account is not interested in such big groups of scammer people. Second, u have to install antivirus on ur desktop, so all incoming messages or files will be checked by app. Part 2 will come soon…

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Every year new innovations, technologies and gadgets appear in the world, which greatly simplify people's lives. Digital communication is a type of communication with the use of any technology. With the help of digital communication, you can easily transfer information and gain knowledge. For example, people used to pass on news and wishes to their distant relatives, and now there are messengers for this, thanks to which you can write and quickly send all the necessary information. The correct use of technology helps to create new opportunities for each person. If a person spends his free time on the Internet reading a useful article, rather than constantly watching movies, then he can use his resources qualitatively and take advantage of them. So digital communication have large impact on our everyday life, and we should properly use the access to technologies.

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Hi, guys! Today we're going to talk about digital etiquette. Well, to start with, digital etiquette is a preferred behaviour in the digital environment that would provide comfortable pastime for all users. I have a few tips for you on how to make digital life an enjoyable activity for all.
The first tip is to avoid in writing hate speech that may hurt other's feelings. It might be criminalized violation of human rights. You should also take an account that spreading of extremist views, even as a joke, is severely punished. And remember: "Ignorance of the law does not exempt a person from this responsibility".

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digital etiquette. I think we need respect everyone in internet. we need understand what we saying or send someone. your words can hurt, even if you think youre anonymous. anonymity doesnt give you rights to insult someone. But, if u internet user, you need to understand  and accept the fact that you can be offended. internet its not irl. in internet everyone have mouth and their opinion. opinions in life are much less than on the Internet. So i need to avoid "bad" themes and words in my vlog. just funny and interesting content, which will not be provocative. i need to create soft and chill daily vlog

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Hello everyone!
Welcome to my channel "New version".
Nowadays digital technologies become part of our lives. We can't imagine our life without them.
Today I want to ask you 3 questions: Are you sure you are secure in digital environment? Are you sure that only you have access to your personal information? Do you trust technologies?
I assume, that answer for this questions can be only "no".
Everyone understands that digital environment can be not so safe for storing your data, especially if you have what to hide.
So now I want to give you some advice about security in Internet.

To begin with we should know what digital security is.
Digital security includes the tools you can use to secure your identity, assets and technology in the online world. These tools you can use to protect your identity include anti-virus software, web services, biometrics and secure personal devices you carry with you everyday.

Choose strong passwords and do not store them in your Google account, as I did.
Use different passwords everywhere. Please, no need to register on different sites without thinking. I registered everywhere, and then different people started to call, or text me. I had a lot of spam on my phone.
Actually, it wasn't dangerous for me, however it can be.

In addition, be careful with things you download.
A top goal of cybercriminals is to trick you into downloading malware—programs or apps that carry malware or try to steal information. This malware can be disguised as an app: anything from a popular game to something that checks traffic or the weather.

So, it's all for today. Thank you for your attention. Please subscribe and comment: how do you protect your information.
Goodbye!

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Digital etiquette (Giving feedback) by Olzhaskyzy Alua

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Digital etiquette (Giving feedback) by Olzhaskyzy Alua

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We live in a society.
People create things and others consume it and give feedback.
The same rule applies to the Internet too.  There are dozens and dozens of different content that content-creators provide to their audience, and in return they recieve a feedback in a way of likes, dislikes, comments (*cough* and threats in dms *cough*). So how do you give feedback to the person adequately without being toxic fool? Well, let's dive into this.
It's true that there is a lot of weird and unsettling content in the Internet, so you have every right to like it or not. We all have our preferences after all. Some things on the Internet may anger you, and you (as a brilliant person you are) decide to trash talk the creator. Yeepee! Actually, it's not a good thing to do. Many creators have identificators on their content, so you know what you are looking into beforehand, such as tags, titles, hastags, descriptions and etc. So, if there are such tags and you still consumed content anyway, even dicliking the premise, then I have some concerns for you. But, okay, maybe you liked the premise, title looked promising, but author's opinion was disappointing. What do you do then? Well, you just need to be polite, and if you don't have energy for that, then don't consune this creator's content. That is it.
But, okay, okay, maybe it's not that, maybe the thing is, that creator spreads harmful content, that can be bad for people too watch. Or maybe it is literally illegal. If that is the case, report the content creator, pressing the "Report/Complain" button, put dislike, spread the knowledge of this creator's dangerous content and report to authorities if it's something extreme. No hatred. Just silently destroying the creator behind their back. Way better solution than just living a hateful comment and tell author to go commit *ROSCOMNADZOR*, right?
So, yeah basically that is it. It may be hard, but I believe in this big brain of yours, so go, be polite and patient, spread the sacred knowledge and eat your veggies.
Bye!  :]

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Hello, dear guests of my budding channel! This channel is dedicated to etiquette in the digital world, how to observe it, how to avoid people who are not literate in this environment and how to create your content, which will be interesting for your subscribers, as well as be most attractive to them, due to your polite, observing all the rules of etiquette, address to them.

So, my first post will be about what etiquette is in the digital world. It's an introduction to your bright future, without insults, spam, or anything else that makes you feel negative and alienated online.

First of all, etiquette in itself is an ability, a skill that you can develop, it's a certain way of thinking that prevents you from doing things to other people in a way that makes you uncomfortable in any way.

Etiquette in internet is the observance of certain rules that generally allow you to create a positive and favorable environment in the digital world.

I will now list some rules of digital etiquette. First and foremost, you need to think about who is watching and consuming your content, whether it's a comment under some post or your video blog.

1. Don't post content that could harm someone (like people with epilepsy, etc.) without a warning

2. Please do not use insults on the network, often jokes like insulting certain minorities in social networks are not welcome, I think you know about it, but do not forget that even in closed communities there are those who will not understand you.

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Hey everyone! Whats up? I’m writing this post while flipping through tiktoks, though before I told that this social network is useless :) Guess why? I’m doing some research.
Do you know what is digital wellness? It is maintaining sound technological practices to promote physical and psychological wellness. I understand what help to improve our mental and physical state can provide internet itself (online-shops, gain access to health-related information) but what about social media? I decided to download some of them JUST TO research… research 🙄
So here’s what happened and why did I decide to write this post. While using tiktok I noticed, that there are a lot (!!!) of information about how to stay mentally stable. I think it’s great that people share this important information in social media.
Now almost in every phone there’s at least one social network. And I guess people prefer to download Instagram, than book about psychology 😅 I’d do it too :)
I expected to see it! But another thing shocked me. I tried to look for some mental illness to check what is going to be there and at first didn’t understand what happened. I tried to enter another query, and then the same thing happened.
Do you guess what was there? Tiktok offered psychological help! TIKTOK! OFFERED! PSYCHOLOGICAL! HELP?/!!?!? 😭😭😭
It was amazing, because just 5 minutes ago I watched a fight in brawlstar to the music, but at the same time I also calmly found resources to get help. Maybe I understand digital wellness and health not in a way you understand it, but I’m sure it was it! Our technology has reached such a peak of development that now social network algorithms can respond to just one word and provide people with help. This is really just amazing????? 😭😭 in fact, that's the end of the story.  such a small (but significant !!) thing plunged me into a deep shock and made me devote a whole post to this.

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Hey! Did you guys know, that all of your personal data can get leaked? That all of your computer's internet account and files can easily get crashed by an outside user?
“In 2018, the most recent data available, $2.7 billion were lost from cyber crimes as reported to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). This was up from a little over $1.4 billion in 2017, with about 51,000 more complaints overall.”
Even if I don’t really understand everything that the statistic shows, I see huge numbers and they scare me, don’t they scare you?
That’s why people invented digital security. It’s the way your online identity is protected. So some of the examples of digital security are web services, antivirus software, smartphone SIM cards, and secured personal devices. Payment data, identification data, health data are online, right? Everybody can agree that digital security is really important. Thanks to that, all of our data is safe, we can calmly save our personal info, without being scared that it will get leaked and etc.
Hackers are shaking rn🥶
You now know what digital security is, stay safe, do not share your personal data with anybody.
There were lots of new and not understandable words for me, but now I understand them. I hope you can do it as well, I’m concerned actually☹️
Bye!😮‍💨

https://www.simplilearn.com/what-is-digital-security-article/amp

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Hi everyone! Sometimes we all wish there was an etiquette in internet, so we could communicate peacefully. It exists, actually! So now I’m gonna tell you about it.

1. The first golden rule: treat your audience kindly. Reply to all, use emojis, be nice to your feedback. As long as you’re communicating with your followers - they watch your content, knowing they’re welcomed there.

2. Think before writing something and make sure it won’t offend someone. Or either you would be surprised by the hate and negative comments you said. You might have your non popular opinions, but there is no need to argue with someone on internet, who thinks differently. You will lose your followers who might have been offended from your words. In  serious situations, remember that you can leave the argument, cause it’s online :)

3. Don’t post anything personal on public. Pictures, videos, your personal information - everyone would have an access to it, and it all can be shared between users. Ask yourself what would you feel if someone would repost your photos, for example. A lot of people use beautiful photos of influencers as their own, and there is a tiny possibility someone could delete it by your request.

4. Check all you post and write before posting it. You need to remember that everything stays forever on the internet and it could be used against you. Furthermore, everyone who’ll read your opinions will always find something they don’t like to hear. In those cases, just ignore all the complaints. Actions lead to consequences!

5. Be positive in your messages. Internet isn’t a place for your personal thoughts that you’re telling to your therapist. Users come from all-day work to ‘relax’ and read something meaningless and positive, so trauma-dumping isn’t welcomed as you need your audience to enjoy your content.

There are a lot of examples when internet users argue over nothing, forgetting about their life. Internet was created to communicate, share your ideas and life, but not spend all your energy to useless arguments. Good luck and I hope my tips helped you a little bit!

Trauma dumping is a term used to describe intense oversharing, which can leave everyone involved feeling more distressed and helpless. People who trauma dump or "over-emote" find it hard to process, filter, and regulate emotions, especially when their threat brain gets involved.

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I wanted to share the information below that I pulled together to help some of my counseling students. I think this is a great reminder for everyone as we finish out the school year virtually. Students of all ages need to be mindful of these things as we all tend to get relaxed when we are more familiar with a situation. I want to make sure our students remember "Netiquette" - the correct or acceptable way of communicating on the Internet.

Digital Etiquette = "Netiquette"
What is Digital Etiquette - "Netiquette"?
It is the electronic standards of conduct or procedure. The proper

rules of behavior while using technology devices and interacting with others.
5 things to know about digital etiquette (manners)

1. Treat others how you want to be treated: This is the golden rule. Sometimes you need to be reminded about good manners, even online. Make sure to remember private or sensitive matters are best discussed one on one off the group chat. Make sure to be inclusive and kind to others just as you would be in person.

2. Keep you messages and posts positive and truthful: You need to check over all your messages and posts to be sure they are not mean, sarcastic, negative or rude. Avoid posting anything that is not fact based like rumors or gossip. Remember your words are read by real people, all deserving of respectful and truthful information.

3. Double-check your messages or comments before you post or send: You need to slow down and think about your posts, comments and emails before you send them. You need to realize that once you press send or post, there is no way to take back your words. Those words are out there for anyone to see and are now documented. You MUST read over anything you are going to write to see if it can be misinterpreted or if it could come off wrong. You should realize that coming off funny and sarcastic online is very hard - the reader cannot see your facial expression or hear your tone of voice. Sometimes a message that is meant to be funny does not come out that way.

4. Keep your own and your friends personal things off the internet: Our world has a ton of photos, texts and videos that can be posted, copied forwarded, downloaded and altered very easily. You have to ask yourself how you would feel if your personal pictures or information was shared with those you didn't want.

5. Avoid digital drama: Instant messaging, texting and posting comments online are all in the moment communication but can last much longer then that. These words and messages can be shared quickly but the words are now documented for all to see forever. If you feel the conversation isn't positive or nice you need to speak up or leave the conversation

https://mwhitmoredigitalcitizenship.weebly.com/digital-rights-and-reponsibilities.html
Helpful links on this topic:
https://www.connectionsacademy.com/support/resources/article/the-abcs-of-virtual-classroom-etiquette http://teach.ufl.edu/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/NetiquetteGuideforOnlineCourses.pdf https://www.lcisd.org/docs/default-source/campus-documents/Foster-High-School/2018-2019/classroom-rules-for-online-learning-(1).pdf?sfvrsn=2 https://pumpic.com/security/netiquette-rules-for-kids/
For younger students:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5xlCNy37mI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6B4_oUeZhw
Please continue to reach out to me as a resource for you and your family Socialworker@nullacademyolmc.org

Jamie Kagan-Heit

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Digital Etiquette - Academy of Our Lady of Mount Carmel

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I wanted to share the information below that I pulled together to help some of my counseling students. I think this is a great reminder for everyone as we finish out the school year virtually. Students of all ages need to be mindful of these things as we all tend to get relaxed when we [...]

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Hi everyone! Today I want to show you a day in my life and at the same time talk about a few best practices to help you use your time well.
Part one, the morning:
Ideally, my morning should start like this: I get up at 6:10, make breakfast, stretch, eat, do my morning skincare routine, put on my makeup and get ready for school. But in real life it looks like this: I get up at 6:30, brush my teeth, put my makeup on, eat breakfast, get dressed, and dance in front of the mirror for 5 minutes. I don't think doing a morning routine like the girls from inquire is mandatory. However, it's important not to freeze at your phone or computer screen in the morning.
Tip n1: Apps like instagram and ticktock are designed to keep a person from stopping. It's an endless stream of content that can also affect teenagers' self-esteem and your school performance
Part 2 continued:
I walk into school, get face authentication, leave my stuff in my locker and walk to class. We have comfy couches where we can chat or study before class. It's better to choose the latter, of course.
tip n2:
if you have a bunch of deadlines, instead of staying up at night, make better use of all the free time you have. Even an extra three minutes before class is always better spent on a project than watching other people's lives on social media. Especially when we concentrate on one thing from time to time, different interesting ideas can come to mind. So at the end of the school day you will definitely think about what you will write next, and that is the most important thing.
Part 3. Lessons
I go into class, take notes, ask questions, take notes, listen, practice, say goodbye to the teacher, next lesson. (There has to be some kind of frame change to get everything done at a faster pace)
tip n4:
always concentrate on the lesson. The more you understand in class, the better chance you have of gaining real knowledge. But if you do realize that you missed an important point in the lecture, don't be afraid to ask. Teachers, at least in the niche, won't beat you up for it. Ask to make a corrective lesson, you can ask at least 5 times if it will help you in the end.
part 4: the end of lessons
At the end of class I take my snack and go to the silkway.
tip n4:
If you are expecting major preparation for any kind of summative, it's best not to prepare at home. Do a little ritual, go to the coffee shop with your laptop and imagine yourself busily doing your project. At such events, you can finish in two hours what you would do at home for five hours.