By Rachael Bradshaw on January 26, 2021 | Tagged with netiquette, online learning, Participation, students
Tips for Students in Online Discussion Boards by Alice Li Before the start of our online education, some of us may not have experienced academic online discussions. Web etiquette (netiquette) is an important aspect of online communication, since following netiquette rules can encourage the sharing of diverse ideas in a respectful and engaging learning environment. […]
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By Rachael Bradshaw on January 13, 2021 | Tagged with Digital literacy, fake news, netiquette, news, Politics, Social media
Using Your Online Democratic Voice By Alexander Howes Strengthening democracy requires us to engage in civil, informed online discourse. It is important to be conscientious about our democratic voice online. From choosing our news sources to engaging in online debate, it is important for us to be informed and engaged. This article provides strategies for […]
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By Michelle Ghoussoub on January 6, 2015 | Tagged with Attention, Collaboration, Connect, Crap Detection, Digital identity, digital tattoo, e-portfolio, employer, facebook, google, Learn, netiquette, Network Smarts, Participation, Publish, Social media, Work
New year, new you. Given that such a large portion of our lives are now led online, it only makes sense to make some New Year’s resolutions for your digital self. Here are 10 suggestions from the Digital Tattoo team for a fun and productive 2015: 1. Google yourself. Review what shows up in […]
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By The Digital Tattoo Team on August 11, 2014 | Tagged with Connect, Digital identity, netiquette, Participation, sharing
Video credit: Interfaith Leader – Balpreet Kaur – posted by InterfaithYouthCore on YouTube Watch Think Explore Links Discuss Think Explore In 2012, a mean-spirited photo of Balpreet Kaur was posted on Reddit with the tag – “not sure what to conclude from this.”. The photo was taken without Balpreet’s knowledge in a cafeteria of the […]
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By Kathleen Kalk on October 11, 2010 | Tagged with Connect, netiquette, social_network
Those are the rules – Welcome to Chatroulette.com With all the hype and infamy about this site, I decide I should check it out for myself. I went to the page. It asked me to allow Chatroulette access to my camera and microphone. I read the rules listed above and gave it a second thought. […]
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By Kathleen Kalk on August 26, 2010 | Tagged with facebook, netiquette, privacy, social_network
Creating the most successful social networking site of all time has its perks – the ability to view any users’ photos or personal information. In the fracas over Facebook’s recent privacy woes, its has been reported by Tech Crunch that the only person users cannot block on Facebook is the creator. Like Myspace’s infamous ‘Tom,’ […]
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By The Digital Tattoo Team on January 29, 2010 | Tagged with Crap Detection, libel, netiquette, Network Smarts, policy, Publish
Video credit: What not to say on social media – posted by citynewstoronto on YouTube Watch Think Explore Links Discuss Think Explore Libel is defined as any published, false statement that is damaging to an identifiable person’s reputation. The topic of libel within social networking, particularly on Facebook and Twitter, has become a buzzworthy topic as more and […]
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