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If you receive nasty email, delete it or ignore the meanness and respond to the sender's actual points, minus the meanness. If you are flamed in a forum or chat room, contact the system's administrator and make your complaint. So do't flame others and if you are flamed, do not respond: you will never win. It's bad manners and can get seriously out of hand (flame wares).

Don't flame. Do not sent rude of or offensive emails or postings.

Long emails and forum postings also tend not to be read, so all your effort may be wasted.

Be brief where appropriate. Don't make people read stuff they don't want to know about, including unnecessarily long or repeated postings.

So don't, for example, send out email with texting formatting (bold, italics, indentations) because other programs may not be able to read the formatting and the recipients will receive your email filled with codes.

Be Universal. Other users have different browsers, online services, email programs, etc.

Remember, if it is against the law in the real world, it is against the law in cyberspace (internet). When you're on the net, follow the same standard of behavior that you would in real life. This includes communications about confidential topics, such as individual students or staff members.

Don't break any laws. Cyberspace may seem like a completely different world, but remember that you're still in the real world, a world with laws and standards of ethics.

you wouldn't want people reading your mail, why should you read theirs? It is poor manners - and thus poor netiquette - to read other people's private material without permission. NEVER give someone else's email address without permission to anyone else.

Respect the privacy of others. If someone sends you email on one topic, don't add him or her to your mass emailings without their permission.

Be careful not to use rude or bad language online. In addition to potentially offending readers, many Internet Service Providers will terminate your account.If you need to emphasize a word, use asterisks, like *this* or lines, like_this_. Do not TYPE ALL IN CAPITAL LETTERS for emphasis. IT LOOKS LIKE YOU ARE SHOUTING.Remember that emails can be interpreted in different ways and you don't have the opportunity to clarify what you meant as you would in a face-to-face conversation, so think about the person on the receiving end. Do unto others, as you'd have others do unto you.Here are some basic rules and expectations for parents/guardians communicating with other parents/guardians: Don't allow your child or teen to text during mealtime or when they're supposed to be involved in a conversation.or earlier, as their parents/guardians deem appropriate. No child should be texting or on the computer after 10 p.m. Set limits on how much time your child may spend on the computer, texting and other social networking tools.They are your children and your responsibility. Monitor web sites your children are reading and check their accounts, if they have any.Don't assume your pre-adolescent children have the emotional maturity to handle social networking tools unsupervised.Children will be more likely to be responsible netizens if their parents are civil in their internet communications. Use good etiquette and social behavior.General Tips for Parents/Guardians at Home: - Short video on protecting personal information.

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Doug's Interactive Story - Password protection.Privacy Playground - The First Adventure of the Three CyberPigs.Disney's CyberNetiquette Comix - Interactive comic protecting of personal information.ConnectSafely - Article on tips to help stop cyberbullying.CyberSense and Nonsense - The Second Adventure of The Three CyberPigs.Disney's CyberNetiquette Comix - Interactive comic on netiquette.Wired Safety - Article on cell (mobile) phone safety.Disney's CyberNetiquette Comix - Interactive comic on email and computer viruses.NetSmartz What 2 Do On the Web - Interactive activities.Disney's Surf Swell Island - Adventure games.

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PBS Kids Web License - Learn the web's 'Rules of the Road'.Doug's Safe Surfing Tips - 33 easy to understand safe internet surfing tips for students.This section contains interactive lessons for students that can be done at school or home.