Molly S. Carsyn A. & Meaghan H.

 Only say what you would say face to face.  Make yourself look good online.  People can save what is said online.

 Don’t say where you live, phone number, etc.  Don’t abuse your power.

 Don’t be “stalk worthy”  Help keep flame wars under control  Respect other people’s time and bandwidth

 Digital security/ electronic safety plans  Know where you are in cyberspace  Don’t open anything from someone you don’t know.  You have the right to keep your password private

 Use common sense  Follow the same rules and behavior online that you do in person  Respect others privacy

 Keep the computer in an open area of the house.  Be forgiving of other people’s mistakes.  Digital law: Responsibility for actions and deeds online.  Myspace, Facebook, etc. are not safe even when it says private

 Respect other people’s privacy  Don’t abuse your power  Full electronic participation in society

 Don’t abuse your power  Forgive others for their mistakes online  Share knowledge  Make yourself look good online  Respect other people’s time

 Digital rights and responsibility: The freedoms extended to everyone in the digital world  Share knowledge

 Know where you’re going online  Respect other people’s privacy  Don’t abuse your power