How do your students behave online?

1. Netiquette
How do your students behave in an online
world?
flickr:
Stuck
in
customs

2. What is Netiquette?

3. Why is Netiquette
important?

4. 95% of all Teens
ages 12-17 are
now online
pewinternet.org

5. 80% of those
online teens are
users of social
Media Sites
pewinternet.org

6. Be Pro-Active
rather than
Re-active
flickr:
eigenadam

7. the Core Rules of
NEtiquette
flickr:
veganfeast

8. Remember the
human flickr:
jaki
good

9. Adhere to the same
standards of
behavior online
that you follow in
real life
flickr:
cryptic_star

10. Know where you are
in Cyberspace

11. Respect
other
people’s
time and
bandwidth
flickr:
delphaber

12. Make yourself look
good online
flickr:
sharynmorrow

13. Share expert
knowledge flickr:
LarimdaME

14. Help keep flame
wars under control

15. Respect other
people’s privacy

16. Don’t abuse your
power

17. Be forgiving of other
people’s mistakes
flickr:
crowderb

18. Before you
start a project

19. Classroom Environment
Social Commenting
Contract Rubric
IRL

20. Social Contract flickr:
cushinglibrary

21. Just Like Class
Rules, but online

22. Classroom Environment
Social
Contract
Small Group Work

23. Rubric
flickr:
jaymzg

24. Classroom Environment
Commenting
Rubric
Small Group Work

25. Comment Prompts

26. • This reminds me of…
• This is similar to…
• I wonder…
• I realized…
• I noticed…
• You can relate this to…

27. #comments4kids

28. Classroom Environment
Social Commenting
Contract Rubric
IRL

29. IRL

30. Digital Citizenship
flickr:
terren
in
Virginia

31. http://www.diigo.com/user/bethanyvsmith/pp_photo

32. Bethany V. Smith
bethany_smith@ncsu.edu
@bethanyvsmith