Notes

Use respectful language
- Respectful language, polite language, and casual language are crucial in online communication, as people may judge your treatment based on your language choice.

Respect other people's privacy
- Respect for privacy is crucial on social media platforms, ensuring that users respect others' privacy by asking permission before sharing information or content.

Read content thoroughly
- Understanding a discussion post in an online class is crucial for effective communication and addressing the recipient's questions effectively.

Pay attention to grammar and punctuation
- When communicating online, excessive repetition and misspelled words can impede polite communication by creating misunderstandings and making it difficult to understand.

Forgive the mistakes of others
- Sarcasm can result from errors in online communication, like misspellings and pointless inquiries. Forgiveness and objectivity are essential, especially in cases where the mistake was little. Sarcasm can also be reinforced by emojis.

Children on the internet: Do not give out personal information
- Personal information should be kept private and shared with no one because social media platforms are a threat to it.

Rules for children on the internet: Do not trust chat participants
- A child should be cautious when interacting with strangers, stay off social media, and download attachments with caution to prevent viruses.

Fairness first: Do not exclude anyone
- A child should respect principles like tolerance and understanding when they're alone, making sure that everyone is aware of the subject at hand.

Netiquette for children: Keep it short and clear
- To guarantee understanding and add to the discourse, respectful online communication necessitates avoiding pointless repeats and large amounts of text.

Trust your child
- Trust is an important rule for children using the internet, allowing them to learn through their own experiences and not constantly monitoring their internet activities.