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"Netiquette"
is a code of behavior for the Internet. In addition to normal rules of
behavior for a classroom setting, consider these ...
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Challenge ideas, not people.
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Use proper language, as if your grandmother were
in the room.
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Although humor and wit are greatly encouraged and
appreciated, avoid jokes of a personal, racial, or sexual nature.
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Keep postings as brief and to-the-point as possible.
Respect other people's time and bandwidth.
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Avoid non-substantive postings such as simple "I
agree's" or "Thank you's." Respect other people's time and bandwidth.
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DO NOT USE ALL CAPITAL LETTERS. Using them means
you are SHOUTING.
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Communicate your emotions with "emoticons"
(emotion icons). In distance classes, we typically cannot see you or hear
you; so let us know how you are reacting with emoticons.
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Be forgiving of other people's mistakes. Remember
the "Human" in us all.
To learn more: The
Rule Book of Netiquette |