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15 Key Netiquette Guidelines to Share with Your Students

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The network tag is the digital equivalent of the traditional tag. The network etiquette (network + etiquette) is a code of conduct for communication in virtual internet rooms. This code is dictated by the rules (norms) of common sense – social conventions. Any teacher who uses technology with their students must develop what I call a "network manifesto" for their class. The manifesto should clearly state the guidelines and general rules underlying the proper and responsible use of communication sites on the Internet. Understanding the ethics of netiquette is a prerequisite for effective online communication. Unlike face-to-face communication, where body language and facial expression heuristics complement verbal interaction, online communication, especially text-based communication, is more prone to misunderstanding and misinterpretation. Speech patterns such as sarcasm and irony can easily create uncomfortable effects and create contradictory meanings, since the text its