- · If you wouldn’t say it to someone’s face, don’t say it online.
- · Don’t post something you wouldn’t want me or your parents to see—because eventually we will.
- · “Channel” the coolest person you know, the one who has no need to be cruel or prove him/herself. Treat people like they would.
- · Be forgiving, especially if someone makes a mistake or gets an answer wrong.
- · Treat others the way you’d like you and your friends to be treated.
- · Respect others opinions, even if you don’t agree. We can always talk through differences of opinion.
Tuesday, July 21, 2020
Netiquette
We addressed bullying in the Classroom Expectations Page. However, demonstrating proper etiquette online (Netiquette) is also important. I expect you all to behave as caring human beings who display the following expectations at all times on the internet:
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