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Netiquette means internet etiquette or good behavior on the internet. It can also mean the proper manners for social networking sites.

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1. Try to have proper grammar and read over your text or message to make sure there aren't mistakes. This is important because viewers can misunderstand the message.
2. Do not overshare information, so your personal information wont be stolen by hackers and online thieves.
3. Do not bully or nag people online for their reactions, this is considered cyber bullying.
4. Be kind and helpful, if someone online is having trouble and you know what to do, do not be afraid to help them. Ignoring a peer in need would be improper netiquette.
5. Avoid capitalized words because some readers may see that as shouting and may not take whatever your saying seriously.

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https://www.auburn.edu/citizenship/netiquette.html
https://www.rasmussen.edu/student-experience/college-life/netiquette-guidelines-every-online-student-needs-to-know/

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The CIPA document was passed through congress in 2000 and approved by president Bush. Thus, being enforced in 2001. The intent is to protect children from harmful online content on the internet. This was passed because many students were being victimized to unsafe internet content.

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relationship with school, libraries, children's internet safety in schools

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relationship with school, libraries, children's internet safety in schools

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Applicants need to certify compliance with CIPA in order to be eligible for school and library discounts on internet access and internal connections. Once the school and library has CIPA the computers will block inappropriate content for minors, unauthorized hacking, and restrict other harmful material on the web.

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electronic mail, chat rooms, other forms of electronic communications

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electronic mail, chat rooms, other forms of electronic communications

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When a child is on one of these electronic communications, CIPA's requirements is pledged to protect the minor user to make sure they are safe from obscenities like pornography.

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Digital law are rules that govern behavior online and use appropriate sites for information. There are also certain restrictions in digital law as well like pirating music, misusing Napster, stealing software etc.

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1. Illegal file-Sharing is when two computers share files connected to the internet. for instance, file sharing music of YouTube to a mp3 player would be illegal file sharing which is restricted by digital law.
2. Pirating software is restricted by digital law as well. that is when software is duplicated without authorization.
3. Stealing someones identity online goes against digital law too. For example, if someone steals someones social security number, credit card or other personal information.

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digital law relationship to children and internet saftey

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digital law relationship to children and internet saftey

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In my view I feel that children should be educated in digital law so they do not  break it or be a victim to it. The internet can be a dangerous place with inappropriate websites, hackers, identity thieves, and software piracy . With prior knowledge about digital law these children can be less of a victim or suspect.

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Potty-Mouth Pete is trying to spread bad netiquette all over the Internet. Can Clicky, Webster, and Nettie stop him before it's too late?

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https://www.usac.org/sl/applicants/step05/cipa.aspx
https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/childrens-internet-protection-act

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Mike Savello- For the netiquette lesson, I would go around the class asking the students what are the right and wrong things to say on internet communication devices. Once the students run out of points I would ask specific questions about proper netiquette and write the vital standards on the board. After that I would tell them to write down or memorize the proper netiquette points and prepare for a fun game with prizes that involve proper netiquette.

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Mike Savello- For this lesson I would ask the class if anyone has every participated or know anyone that has participated in an activity like file sharing video games or pirating music. Once some people admit to it I would pull up the video on digital law showing that its not right to do those things. Next I would pull up a slide about the consequences of people who offend digital law. This will make some students nervous and get their attention especially if they'd done something that goes against digital law. At the end of the lesson I would reassure the students that no ones in trouble, but now they have the proper information to know whats contradicting digital law and hopefully not go against it.

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http://www.edutopia.org/article/digital-citizenship-resources
http://digitalhawks.weebly.com/digital-law.html

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digital law relationship to digital citizenship

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digital law relationship to digital citizenship

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A good digital citizen will abide by the rules of digital law. Meaning they wont hack, copyright, file share, pirate anything. The main goal is to use the internet as safe as possible.