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    The document provides guidelines for proper online behavior, or "netiquette", for students in the EPALS online learning program. It lists dos and don'ts such as doing your best work, respecting others, checking spelling and grammar, and avoiding inappropriate or rude responses. Students are asked to commit to following these guidelines, and teachers can use teachable moments to address violations and encourage positive change in online conduct to ensure a collaborative learning environment. Repeated issues may result in removal from the program.

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    A list of dos and don'ts of how to behave on the internet.

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    Jets Epals Netiquette Review

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    The document provides guidelines for proper online behavior, or "netiquette", for students in the EPALS online learning program. It lists dos and don'ts such as doing your best work, respecting others, checking spelling and grammar, and avoiding inappropriate or rude responses. Students are asked to commit to following these guidelines, and teachers can use teachable moments to address violations and encourage positive change in online conduct to ensure a collaborative learning environment. Repeated issues may result in removal from the program.

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    NETIQUETTE FOR ONLINE LEARNING; EPALS PROGRAM

    What are some 'DO'S AND DON'TS' of online behaviors?

    DO Do your best work Respect other people's responses

    DONT

    Silly or inappropriate responses Post over someone else's


    response

    Check for spelling and grammar Give constructive feedback

    Post without checking your work Be rude or insulting


    etc.

    suggest your own:

    suggest your own:

    OTHER GUIDELINES FOR EPALS NETIQUETTE:


    a) Sign and commit to the EPALS Netiquette with a statement such as this:

    I understand that the work I do online will be reflected in my grade. Excellent work will be reflected positively in my grade. Negligent or inappropriate work will be reflected negatively in my grade.
    b) Print a copy and hang it in the classroom. c) The first infringement of NETIQUETTE can be a teachable moment. Everyone may be called to attention and the class can analyze together what is or is not appropriate about that response. Chances are the netiquette violator did not write his name on his post on a lino board type of assignment anyway, so this can be done 'anonymously.' d) Encourage the change. Preclude learning with online technologies, such as by saying the following:

    "You have an opportunity to learn in a way no one else ever has. It's really life changing. Learning with online technologies can be so collaborative, interesting and exciting. It can also be easily be ruined through silly behavior. Let's make the most of it. I know you'll make the right choice."

    OPTION B:
    Another option is to remove students from the program who are not mature enough to handle it.

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