Law+5+Digital+Etiquette

The rules, regulations and standards that outline appropriate conduct when using technology. Often avoided in conversation; however, major cause of problems when dealing with Digital Citizenship. It is important that we teach, discuss and model technology etiquette prior to using technology to ensure that users are appropriate and responsible. (K.Wames)

Be careful what you say on the internet. You may try to delete it but, once you have put it on the computer for the world to see it will always be there for everyone to see. One thing that is always told to students and even my self is if you can't say it to their face then don't say it on the computer. It's not worth it.

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Expert Talk: How to NOT be a bully
You can destroy someone's life by being mean - as well as your own. Follow these simple steps to stay on the kind side. DON'T send or forward mean text messages or spread **cyber**-rumors - even if you're just fooling around. DON'T post or forward real or edited images or videos to try to hurt or upset someone. Not only is it mean, but it could be illegal. DON'T share personal information about another person. In some states, you could be arrested for it. DON'T make fun of someone online or log in to somebody else's Facebook or e-mail account. Posting hurtful or threatening comments is cyberbullying, and it's considered a crime in many states.

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