Netiquette
by Josh McConchie
1. What does the online setting change for students?
1.1. Online school is different than traditional school
1.2. Students are physically separated and there is no set class time.
1.3. Written communication is subject to the reader's interpretation.
1.4. The instructor is not present to curtail student conflict.
2. Why is netiquette and civility needed? What does it accomplish?
2.1. Difference between online forums
2.2. What could the internet look like without it?
2.2.1. same source as rules for netiquette
2.3. What does the school say about Netiquette?
3. Question
3.1. What role does netiquette play in the online classroom?
4. Introduction
4.1. Since online students are not bound by the traditional classroom setting, netiquette establishes a level of civility between students. There is a dire need for higher education in today's job market, so many universities are turning to the advantages of technology and setting up online classes. This new learning platform comes with new challenges with regards to the way they connect. Since online students are not bound by the traditional classroom setting, netiquette establishes a level of civility between students.
5. What is Netiquette
5.1. Definition of Netiquette and Civility
5.2. The rules of netiquette and how to use it
5.2.1. How to enforce it
5.3. The difference between netiquette, ethics and civility.
5.3.1. Three duties of civility in post-national public domains PAUL VAN DEN BERG