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Communication on the Web. Chat or chatting. Interactive online communication Web sites Chat rooms Instant messaging Enables real-time conversations Example of chat programs Skype Facebook Chat Yahoo! Messenger Google Talk. Instant messaging. Form of chatting
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Chat or chatting • Interactive online communication • Web sites • Chat rooms • Instant messaging • Enables real-time conversations • Example of chat programs • Skype • Facebook Chat • Yahoo! Messenger • Google Talk
Instant messaging • Form of chatting • Both parties must use same program • Not secure or private • Several competing instant messaging services • Yahoo! Instant Messenger • AIM (AOL) • Windows Live Messenger
Blog • Came from terms Web Log (diary) • Designed to be updated on regular basis • Viewers can post comments
Twitter • Free, real-time short messaging service (SMS) • Mini-blog (provide information about yourself or your group) • Sign up for contacts from selected members • Delivers messages (Tweets) to computers and/or handheld devices • Maximum of 140 characters per tweet • Efficient way to send message to many people at one time www.scottishfield.co.uk
Wiki • Website that allows users to add and update content • Use own Web browser • Wiki software runs on the web server • Anyone can edit (change) content • Wikipedia • Free encyclopedia • Often not accepted as valid source for research
Social Network Site • Online service or site • Focuses on building networks (relationships) • Share common interests (politics, religion, etc.) • Stay in touch with people far away • Meet new people • Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, LinkedIn
Facebook • Social networking website • Originally designed for college students • Available to 13 or older • Create and customize their own profiles • Photos, video, information • A "wall" where friends can post comments • Wall is public-available to everyone • Privacy settings • Be careful when accepting friends • People are not always who they say they are
MySpace • Originally started as a website for bands • 14 or older • Create and customize your profile • Can “Send Message” (private) or “Post” (public)
Linkedln • Business-oriented • Exchange information, ideas and opportunities • Job search • Discover inside connections • Industry experts share advice
Cyber harassment • Use of technology (computer, cell phone) to harass • Cyber-bullying (usually children or teens) • Cyber harassment (usually adults) • Repeated, threatening, intimidating, stalking • Prevention • Save incriminating evidence • Report to parents, teacher, police, web site manager http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tySu8M3ldI&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oGFh0mwrjM&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZvc2OZm8f8&feature=related
Netiquette • Internet etiquette • Proper behavior while online • Appropriate and courteous • Pointers http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsmJn9kzXlk&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-y_82pIz0Ts&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSyRnu2Y6yo
1. Exercise the Golden Rule. • Do unto others as you would have them do unto you! • If you wouldn’t speak to the person that way face to face, then don’t do it online. http://www.psychologytoday.com
2. Remember, everything you post online is public. • It doesn’t matter whether or not you delete the message or text. • Once it’s out, it’s traceable.
3. Don’t use all caps. • This means that you are shouting!
4. Speak kindly. • It may look like a screen in front of you, but there’s another person on the receiving end.
5. Don’t post things when you’re angry. • Take time to clear your head. • Refrain from saying something you’ll regret later.
6. Use different usernames and passwords. • If someone gets your password, they’ll have access to everything. • Don’t use the same word for both username and password.
7. Don’t use inappropriate email addresses. • You will use your email address for college and job applications. • Does your email address give a good impression? • sexybabe@gmail.com may not be a good choice.
8. Don’t post pictures of yourself or others unless you want them to be seen by your parents, etc. • Be very selective of what you post. • Always have your parents review before you post. • If you are posting a picture with a friend in it, check with their parents before posting.
9. Don’t talk to strangers. • Don’t reveal any confidential information (first or last name, age, school, birth date, phone number, address, etc.) • The person you are chatting with may be a phony! http://www.netsmartz.org/reallifestories/trackingteresa