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Created by Jennifer ByzewskiEdTech 521 Boise State University

WHAT IS NETIQUETTE?

THE GOLDEN RULE OF NETIQUETTE

• Use Polite Language• Don’t Use Curse Words• Don’t use ALL CAPS• Be Kind when responding

Discussion Posts• A Showcase of your Best Work• Graded on Spelling, Grammar, and

punctuation• No Acronyms or Emoticons

• Include Your Name and Subject• Won’t be Graded• Do a Spell Check• Emoticons are Acceptable• Only Acceptable Acronyms

Email

Chat• Misspellings are

acceptable• Make Your Message Clear• Keep Messages Brief• Use Acceptable

Acronyms

Acceptable AcronymsAISI: As I see itASAP: As Soon as PossibleBRB: Be Right BackDL: DownloadDYK: Do You knowEOD: End of DiscussionFAQ: Frequently Asked QuestionsF2F: Face to FaceFYI: For Your InformationGJ: Good Job

HAGD: Have a Good DayHOAS: Hold on a SecondIDK: I Don’t KnowIMO: In My OpinionJAM: Just a MinuteLOL: Laugh Out LoudTU: Thank YouUW: Your WelcomeWAY: What about YouWB: Welcome Back

Consequences

• Verbal Warning• Situations are Documented• Parents will be notified• Conference with Parent,

Student, Teacher and Administration

Now it is your turn to learn some more about Netiquette. Click on the link to download a Netiquette Scavenger Hunt. The hunt will take you to different websites about netiquette. Use the information on the websites to answer the questions. Then save the page and send it back to me by attaching it to an email.

Have Fun!https://docs.google.com/document/d/1i3SEV0fDeZzeH44qTtOduvgaC1Aw9aIaucaZ11sLUdg/edit

Scavenger Hunt

All images in this slide show are from the following free clipart sites and the clipart gallery in PowerPoint.

Open Clipart: https://openclipart.org/ClipArtHut: http://www.cliparthut.com/Clker: http://www.clker.com/

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