Backgrounder: Netiquette

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Jess Stratton

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01 Introduction

001 The importance of good digital citizenship.mp4

01:24

02 Email Netiquette

001 A screen is devoid of personality.mp4

04:33

002 When good outreach goes bad.mp4

03:16

003 Respecting someones privacy and time.mp4

03:17

004 Writing email people will actually read.mp4

04:25

03 Social Media Netiquette

001 Keyboard courage Would you say it out loud .mp4

02:36

002 The human behind the brand account.mp4

05:23

003 Your digital footprint.mp4

04:11

04 General Netiquette

001 To engage or not to engage.mp4

05:10

002 When its a matter of safety.mp4

02:52

Description

Netiquette, or good digital citizenship, is becoming more and more important in our careers and personal lives. Many of the same rules you would apply to be courteous in person also apply online, but there are some important differences. This course walks you through what you need to know to practice good netiquette. Learn why it’s important to keep professional emails even toned in wording and punctuation, then focus on how you can respect the email recipient’s time, while still making sure your email gets read. When dealing with social media, practice asking yourself if it’s something you would say out loud. Remember the human being behind the brand account, and be mindful of your digital footprint. For general netiquette, learn how to determine whether or not to engage and how to spot potential security hazards.

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Jess Stratton

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I am an instructor with LinkedIn Learning - With over 300 hours of instructional content on Lynda.com, my courses are specialized for businesses, home office, social media, and personal use focusing on Google Apps, Microsoft Office, home tech, and productivity/mobile apps. My writings have been in computer textbooks, and I have several published articles in industry magazines and major websites including Lifehacker.org. I'm a frequent speaker at large industry conferences about productivity, web, and Lotus Notes/Domino. I used to own and operate a successful brick-and-mortar boutique style computer learning facility in downtown shopping district. I LOVE my job. I get to help people be the very best at their own jobs.

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LinkedIn Learning is an American online learning provider. It provides video courses taught by industry experts in software, creative, and business skills. It is a subsidiary of LinkedIn. All the courses on LinkedIn fall into four categories: Business, Creative, Technology and Certifications. It was founded in 1995 by Lynda Weinman as Lynda.com before being acquired by LinkedIn in 2015. Microsoft acquired LinkedIn in December 2016.