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Module 7 Lesson 2

Netizenship and Netiquette


in Online Communities

Bai Saguira A. Malik, MAEd, MAST-Bio


Course Instructor
Lesson Outcomes
1. Defined netizeship and netiquette
2. Formulated a set of netiquette guidelines
3. Created a campaign video to promote
netiquette.
• Philippine is considered as the social media
capital of the world (Brutas, 2015)
• Social media etiquette in the education
curriculum either as a separated or integrated
in good manners and right conduct
Netizen
Is an active participation in the online
community of the internet (Meriam-Webster
Dictionary, April 26, 2018)
The medical dictionary refers to it as an
internet citizen who uses networked resources
which connotes civic responsibility and
participation.
Netizenship means citizenship
in the internet or in the virtual
world.
Netiquette – rules of socially
accepted behavior that needs
to be observed in writing an
email, texting and other
communication on the web.
1. Protect your reputation
Whether in real or in
virtual world, your are the
same person. Do only
what is appropriate and
share information that
does not harm you a s a
person
2. Respect others
Respect begets respect.
Treat everyone with
respect even if your have
not seen him/her in
person. Be judicious
about what you say on
your own and other’s
page.
3. Express yourself clearly and use emoticons

• Communication online is difficult


because emotion are not evident
during communication.
• Miscommunication usually takes
place because your facial
expression and your body
language cannot be seen and the
tone of your voice cannot be
heard.
4. Remember the intellectual property

• Ideas online are


products of
intelligence of others.
• If you need to cite
them, acknowledge
the authors.
5. Check spelling, grammar and
punctuation
• Good writing mean
good manners.
• We do not want to
waste other
people’s time
reading our post
which is
incomprehensible.
6. Pause before you post
• Take note that whatever you post becomes
permanent therefore think twice or thrice
before you click send.
7. Do not share your personal information

• Sharing your personal information online is


like going around the street s wearing a shirt
printed with your name, birthday, address,
name of parents, etc.
• Providing all these publicly will make you
prone to identity theft.
8. Think about who or what you are
representing
• As a son/daughter, you
represent your family
• As a student, you represent
your school
You do not want your family or
school to be put to shame by
what you do.
“We are responsible for the
‘public face’ that the
connected world sees”. –
Association of American Medical
College, 2015 in
www.cyberbullying.org
References
• Digital etiquette in
https://www.braindpop.com/

• Bilbao, et.al. (2019). Technology for Teaching


and Learning 1. Quezon City, PH: Lorimar
Publishing, Inc

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