EdTech: Netiquette
Netiquette is short for internet etiquette. A code of behaviour for communications on the web. It arose in the early years of the internet to address the difficulties fast emerging in online communications, from frustration and misunderstanding at one end of the spectrum, to unpleasantness and sheer malice at the other.
Aim
The module shows you what netiquette is and why it is important for wellbeing.
Objective
After completing this module, you will be able to:
- Adopt and tailor netiquette
- Share and improve netiquette for use by learners and colleagues
Digital Teaching Professional Framework
This module covers the EdTech component - G3 : Well-being: practitioner and learner
- Avoid health risks and threats to physical and psychological well-being while using digital technologies.
- Protect from possible dangers in digital environments (e.g. cyberbullying).
- Be aware of digital technologies for social well-being and social inclusion.
- Be aware of the environmental impact of digital technologies and their use.
- Monitor learner behaviour in digital environments in order to safeguard their well-being.
- React immediately and effectively when learners' well-being is threatened in digital environments (e.g. cyberbullying).
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Interesting
Good reminder of how written chat can be misinterpreted. Also to remind students of confidentiality issues
AND the value of using official channels rather than letting learning discussions spread too far into informal channels, it is too easy for informal channels to lead to cyberbullying or the perception of being left out.
Clear rules to follow
I like the 10 steps approach, even though it is simple, it is good to use to remind people as we often email on autopilot
Really good, really concise. Could possibly do with more specific examples.
Informative session around online etiquette.
Good basic overview of netiquette. I can introduce the idea to learners asking for definitions of 'netiquette' and 'flaming'.
Online behaviour
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This is the Leading stage, which recognises you have a high level of knowledge about Digital Literacy and can start to guide and support peers.
Further resources from other sites
A BBC Webwise take on the topic, old (2012) but good, with clear rules...
Seven rules from childnet.com for online safety.
Jisc Case Study from Harlow College (2016) on a whole-college engagement...
Fourteen tips to follow in good practice from Online Study Australia.
A nice updated approach to Netiquette.
Advice on how to avoid the mistakes of becoming an online troll.
