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The proper presentation of oneself online is considered netiquette, which includes a variety of components. While there are many aspects that are attached to this term, some of the most important include maintaining a friendly and scholarly environment for all users.With a huge push for technology in a classroom setting, netiquette seems to be more important than ever. Being aware of one's actions online and the impact of words on others will hopefully leave a lasting impression that will carry over into the personal social medias of students and adults alike. By educating our students to be good cyber citizens and monitoring their actions, we can help to clean up and preserve a safe online learning environment.

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Watch more Manners & Etiquette videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/180933-How-to-Follow-Proper-Netiquette-Rules You may be a model of decorum in person, but a bonehead online. Check out how much you know about internet manners. Step 1: Be clear Be clear in your e-mails and text messages. Don't include acronyms unless you're sure the recipient will understand them.

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6. Implementing: Remember the Human- "The Golden Rule"

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6. Implementing: Remember the Human- "The Golden Rule"

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There are so many ways to teach children how to be good online citizens and to respect "The Golden Rule". One way which would be very effective would be to read a book about how to treat others with respect. After the book is finished, the teacher could have examples prepared of both positive and negative posts which the students can identify. Giving real examples will help the idea stick. It is also important to explain some of the consequences that go hand in hand with posting rude comments online. Once the initial lesson has been taught, the teacher must monitor the work her students are doing online as well as give subtle reminders of what it means to Respect the Human behind the screen.

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7. Implementing: Make Yourself Look Good Online

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7. Implementing: Make Yourself Look Good Online

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A way to implement this into the classroom would be practicing good grammar, and spelling. I would create lessons which would teach the students how to spell check, and proof read before posting. Additionally, I would have a lesson on how to fact check yourself. We would go to the library and learn how to look up, use, and check credible sources. This allows them to be sure if what they are posting or arguing is in fact correct. Lastly, I would have a lesson on respecting differences in opinion. I would read a book that demonstrates good online behavior, and also shows a hypothetical situation on how impolite or disrespectful posts on the internet can lead to trouble and poor outcomes later on.

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The internet is a place where the spread of knowledge can occur rather quickly. The reason the internet was started was exactly for this purpose. When online, questions and answers can be shared very quickly, which increases total knowledge. If one is using the internet as a tool in this sense, they should make sure that they are fully aware of the information they are spreading as to not misinform people. On the other hand, it is also important to be able to know what information is reliable, and what is not. Everyone has knowledge to offer which can benefit multiple people.

The idea of sharing expert knowledge is important for all students to know. By sharing their knowledge, students may feel as if they have done their part to contribute to something bigger-which is true! Students can take part in the web by posting answers to common questions which they have researched, or even just fun facts. Also, there are a lot of knowledgeable people on the internet that students can benefit from by reading their posts.By demonstrating how to share expert knowledge, as well as how to tell reliable sources, teachers are broadening a student's knowledge and contributing to the ever growing internet.

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5. Adhere To The Same Standards Of Behavior Online That You Follow In Real Life-

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5. Adhere To The Same Standards Of Behavior Online That You Follow In Real Life-

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While it may be easier to speak your mind when behind a screen, that doesn't mean it is always a good idea. The same standards of behavior  should apply as if you were face-to-face with someone. When typing and expressing yourself online, where others can read and view your posts, you should only say things you would feel comfortable saying to the person or people who will be reading it. You have to be mindful of what you are saying and what the possible outcomes of your behavior/actions will lead to.

This netiquette rule is especially important to teach because everything that we post on the internet is there forever. It is important to remember that we are leaving a digital footprint. Additionally, that once we put something out there, it cannot be taken back. The footprint you leave behind is inerasable. Although it may be effortless to express yourself on the internet, and you may not even realize the repercussions of your negative behavior in the moment. Regardless, your behavior on the internet can dramatically effect your real life and experiences off the internet.

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3. Remember the Human- "The Golden Rule"

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3. Remember the Human- "The Golden Rule"

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Most schools teach children from the very first day of Kindergarten to treat others the way you'd want to be treated. This first netiquette is exactly that, only applied to the internet where there is no face to face interaction. Through a computer screen, it is much easier to express bold, even rude, opinions that may not be as easy to say to someone's face. One way to avoid regretting posts online is to think "would I say this to someone's face?" If no, the post needs to be rewritten until it is appropriate to share with others.

This netiquette rule of "Remembering the Human" is very important to teach because there are consequences that go along with improper use of the internet. Sometimes, especially at a young age, children do not realize that what they say or do online will never be erased. It is necessary to make students aware of the fact that it is easier to say mean things when the other person is not right next to you, which is an idea that gets lost for most students. Cyber-bullying is a huge focus for schools because it's effects can be extremely detrimental to the victim. This rule of netiquette is very easy to follow, students just need to remember not to post anything they wouldn't say to someone's face.

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The internet allows for editing. Editing is an advantage that is not possible when talking face-to-face with someone. It is impossible to fully proof read what you are saying aloud to someone in a conversation. The internet allows you to discus your opinion, with as much time and resources, and thought needed before having to respond. Therefore, making yourself look good online is achievable.

This rule is important to teach because the choices made online can effect your future. For example, your ability to get a job. You are able to manage what you share and what you don't share online. This means making sure your online self is the best version of you possible. Being pleasant, polite, and respectful of others opinions can go a long way.  Making a positive image of yourself online is easy when you are mindful of what you're posting.

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Although this video focuses on email, it really enforces the idea of "Remember the Human"