Read Original Version (CLB5+) You are reading the Simple Version (CLB3-4) Etiquette is a set of rules that help you be polite to others. Examples of social etiquette are coming to an appointment on time, speaking quietly, or dressing for the occasion. Say hello to everyone. It’s rude to use all capital letters when writing. Use emoticons to show emotions. Be polite when posting on a community chat. If you’re sending a message to a specific person, you can use “@ + user name”. Online classes are relaxed, but remember that it’s still a class. Be mindful of what you wear and your background. If you don’t want people to see your home, ask your instructor if it’s okay not to turn your camera on, or use a Skype or Zoom background. If you’re having trouble, tell your instructor right away. You can use chat, email, or phone calls. Read Simple principles of proper netiquette to know more rules of netiquette. Please login to tell us what you think.Skip to:
Some basic netiquette to follow:
Start with a greeting
Stay focused
Don’t shout
Don’t be too casual
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