Congress to protect children on the Internet from pornography. CĬDA: The Communications Decency Act of 1996, a part of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, was the first attempt by the U.S. Popular browsers include safari, Microsoft inIernet Explorer, Firefox, and Google chrome.īuddies (Buddy list): A list of friends a user interacts with online through various media such as instant messaging (IM) and chat. Readers often post comments in response to blog entries.īookmark: A saved link to a website that has been added to a list of saved links or favorite sites (i.e., “Favorites”) that you can click on directly, rather than having to retype the address when revisiting the site.īrowser: A program that lets you find, see, and hear material on web pages. Blogs are usually updated frequently and sometimes entries are grouped by specific subjects, such as politics, news, pop culture, or computers.
Bīlog/Blogging (short for weblog): A diary or personal journal kept on a website.
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School Librarian.Adware: A form of malicious code that displays unsolicited advertising on your computer.Īnti-virus Software: Software that attempts to block malicious programs/code/software (called viruses or malware) from harming your computer. Here’s a great guide to 29 Steps to Internet Safetyīibliography Scott, Elspeth. Remember to tell your teacher/parent if you receive any inappropriate communications, or fell harassed. Be kind and polite to others online – they have feelings too! 10.
If you can’t say it to your great-grandmother then think of another way of saying it. Take time to proofread and correct errors – look out for wrong words that spell checkers may miss. 90% of communication happens through body language and the sound (intonation) of your voice – both these are missing from emails. Use humour carefully, use emoticoms, 😉 to show that you are joking. Remember emails are not private forms of communication, so be careful what you write 6. If something upsets you – wait a day before replying – and do so calmly and politely 5.
Use proper spelling, grammar and capital letters – leave text messaging for your phone 4. Ten tips for email 1: Always include your name 2: Don’t write text in CAPITAL LETTERS, as it looks like you are SHOUTING! 3. It’s easier to say and do things online that you might not do in ‘real life’. Firstly it’s easy to forget that the other person you are chatting to on IM, playing a game with, or posting to their profile is a real person. Netiquette is the proper behavior a person should use when communicating online in the form of emails, blogs, chat rooms, and etc. Etiquette is the rules for proper social behavior, while net refers to the internet. Using online resources safely, ethically and responsibly Netiquette This word was created by joining net and etiquette together. So here we are with Letter N of the tools and techniques which you can use to get the most out of the Internet. Tag Cloud 2011 2012 A-Z of internet tools and techniques Ally Condie A Monster Calls An Act of Love authors Authors Abroad bias Bibliographies Blood Red Road Book of the Week books Britannica Encyclopedia Carnegie Carnegie Book Award Cliff McNish Comenius Project DEAR Dewey Decimal Classification Eva Ibbotson events Everybody Jam Fairy Tales Flip Gifted & Talented Google GP Taylor induction information literacy InfoTrac interform competition Jack and the Beanstalk Julia Golding Keywords learning styles literacy Literary Festival Malcolm Rose Martyn Bedford Matched Moira Young My Name is Mina Newsbank Nicola Davies Oliver Homepage One Dog and His Boy Patrick Ness photos Reading for Bias Reading for Pleasure Reading Promotion Reading Survey Referencing reliable sources of information Research Hint Savannah Grey Scholastic Book Fair Search Engines selection Short Stories Slideshare Small Change For Stuart Subject Index Summer Reading Summer Reading Dip surveys Types of Reading video VLE wikipedia World Book Day World Book Night Year 6 Induction Days Year 7.World Book Day -they think it’s all over.
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