These lessons are for people who want to learn more about the etiquette of communicating in digital spaces and how to create a positive online identity.
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This is a lesson. Scroll down the page to learn about good email etiquette.
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Social Media Communication and Etiquette
These are lessons in a course about using Social Media. You can sign up if you want to take the tests or you can go through the material as a guest.
Rumie Bytes are short lessons--micro lessons--that are designed to take 10 minutes or less to complete. Don't worry if you take longer.
What Are My Digital Rights and Responsibilities?
This Byte is an introduction to the The 3 Principles Of Digital Citizenship: Respect, Educate and Protect
What Information Is Safe To Share Online?
In this Byte, you will discover how to check that a site is safe and understand where the information is going.
A series of Bytes about how to craft your online profile.
Online etiquettes
Forum etiquette (bulletin board or message board).
Click the Start button to go to the first lesson. in each lesson there is a video explanation and instructions for a practice activity in the top right corner. It will take you about 90 minutes to work through these lessons but you may not want to do every section. There is a Transcript button under each video. You can click that button and read about the video if you wish. If you sign into your Google account, you can earn a certificate.
You can choose from these sections:
Introduction to Identify Cyberbullying
Brainstorm Community Guidelines in a Document
Research Online for Reliable Sources
Plan What to Do When Cyberbullying Happens
Identify Cyberbullying Wrap-Up
Extensions: Identify Cyberbullying
Online Citizenship
Explained by Common Craft
This is the short story of a man who discovers his words online matter more than he realized, and that citizenship and respecting others is important for his communities, both online and off.
Protecting Reputations Online
Explained by Common Craft
Aimed at young or inexperienced Web users, this video explains the long-term risks of sharing inappropriate information online.
Cyberbullying
Explained by Common Craft
Unfortunately, bullies are a part of our world. And today, they often use phones, computers and social media to threaten, harass and intimidate others. This is called Cyberbullying, and we can all learn ways to help limit the pain and damage it causes.