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    Netiquette and Safety: A Student S Guide To Proper and Safe Web Behavior

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    This document provides guidance on proper and safe online behavior for students. It discusses how to handle uncomfortable situations like inappropriate language or personal attacks. It emphasizes treating others with respect and not sharing private information. Specific guidelines are given around passwords, meeting strangers, and plagiarism. Proper online conduct includes avoiding spamming, spoofing, phishing, and flaming. Following netiquette rules and citing sources can help create a positive online experience.

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    This document provides guidance on proper and safe online behavior for students. It discusses how to handle uncomfortable situations like inappropriate language or personal attacks. It emphasizes treating others with respect and not sharing private information. Specific guidelines are given around passwords, meeting strangers, and plagiarism. Proper online conduct includes avoiding spamming, spoofing, phishing, and flaming. Following netiquette rules and citing sources can help create a positive online experience.

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    Netiquette and Safety: A Student S Guide To Proper and Safe Web Behavior

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    angelito alaras
    This document provides guidance on proper and safe online behavior for students. It discusses how to handle uncomfortable situations like inappropriate language or personal attacks. It emphasizes treating others with respect and not sharing private information. Specific guidelines are given around passwords, meeting strangers, and plagiarism. Proper online conduct includes avoiding spamming, spoofing, phishing, and flaming. Following netiquette rules and citing sources can help create a positive online experience.

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    Netiquette and Safety

    A Students Guide to Proper and


    Safe Web Behavior
    Email, Chat Rooms, & IM
    What do you do if
    someone sends you an
    email, an IM (instant
    message) or says
    something in a chat
    room that makes you
    feel uncomfortable?
    Language
    What should you do if
    someone uses
    inappropriate language
    in a chat room, an
    email, or an IM?
    Feelings
    What should you do if
    someone writes
    something that is
    meant to hurt someone
    elses feelings?
    Webs Golden Rule
    Remember the webs
    golden rule:
    Remember, there is a
    person there.
    Emails, comments in
    chat rooms, and
    instant messages are
    read by real people
    with real feelings.
    Security Is Important, So You
    May Want To Follow These
    Directions
    Passwords
    Should you
    tell your
    password to
    anyone?
    Why or why
    not?
    Strangers
    What should
    you do if a
    stranger asks
    you
    questions?
    Meeting
    What if a
    stranger asks to
    meet you in
    person? What
    should you do?
    There are many rules of
    netiquette, but some happen to be
    laws too. Take a look:

    No spamming
    No spoofing
    No phishing
    No flaming
    HUH????
    SPAMMING
    Definition: the act of sending
    unsolicited electronic messages in
    bulk.
    - Dictionary.LaborlawTalk.com
    SPOOFING
    Definition: A technique used to gain
    unauthorized access to computers, whereby
    the intruder sends messages to a computer
    with an IP address indicating that the
    message is coming from a trusted host.
    - Webopedia
    PHISHING
    Definition: The act of sending an email to a
    user falsely claiming to be an established
    legitimate enterprise in an attempt to scam
    the user into surrendering private
    information that will be used for identity
    theft.
    Webopedia
    FLAMING
    Definition: posting messages that are
    deliberately hostile and insulting, usually
    in the social context of a discussion
    board.
    -Answers.com
    Borrowing
    Is it ever right
    to borrow or
    copy someone
    elses pictures
    or writing
    without giving
    them credit?
    Cutting and Pasting Others
    Work Is Okay as Long as
    You
    Give Credit Where Credit Is
    DueCite Your Sources!
    BY THE WAY, ALL CAPS
    MEANS YOURE
    YELLING!!!!!
    Following these guidelines will
    make a positive web experience
    Online Resources
    http://www.albion.com/netiquette
    http://www.fau.edu/netiquette/net/questions.html
    http://onlinenetiquette.com
    http://www.learnthenet.com/english/html/09netiqt.htm
    http://www.albury.net.au/new-users/netiquet.htm
    http://iol.ie/~dromore/safety/menu.htm
    http://www.safekids.com/child_safety.htm
    http://members.shaw.ca/qpac/S-INTERNET-SAFETY-
    GUIDELINES.html
    http://www.ukchatterbox.co.uk/article/17
    http://www.4teachers.org/inttech/aupis.php

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