Netiquette rules for the Learning event

“eTwinning as a tool for my teacher professional

development”

According to Wikipedia, netiquette is a set of social conventions that facilitate interaction over networks, ranging from Usenet and mailing lists to blogs and forums.

So, I'd like to start this Learning event sharing with you the following rules in order to participate in the event in a correct and respectful manner:

eTwinning as a tool for my teacher professional develpment

Netiquette (1)

We are all here to learn withand from the others so, please,get involved in the forums

eTwinning as a tool for my teacher professional develpment

Netiquette (2)

Before starting a new thread check if a similar one already exist, if it does, use it to write your comments.

Let's avoid duplicities and confussion on our forums.

eTwinning as a tool for my teacher professional develpment

Netiquette (3)

Be concise and remember that not all the participants have English as their first language, so try to write clearly and avoid the use of acronyms and jargon that can become an obstacle for communication

eTwinning as a tool for my teacher professional develpment

Netiquette (4)

If you post in a hurry you may regret it later when you can't delete or edit your comment.

eTwinning as a tool for my teacher professional develpment

Netiquette (5)

Avoid coarse, rough, or rude language

eTwinning as a tool for my teacher professional develpment

Netiquette (6)

eTwinning as a tool for my teacher professional develpment

Netiquette (7)

Avoid humour and sarcasm, some people might misinterpret its

meaning

eTwinning as a tool for my teacher professional develpment

Thank you for your attention

Francisco Prendes (@FPVMus), 2014

All the images have been created using Imagechef (www.imagechef.com)