Netiquette and civic skills

PHOTOBOOK

Imagine All the People

by eTwinning students from Poland, Turkey, Italy, Romania and Estonia

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by Trollhunters

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COPYRIGHT

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by Konstanty and Mert

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- Space Voyagers

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Copyright in a nutshell: imagine - you are working on a project and you need a picture of pizza. You start searching the Internet, and you download an image. You paste it into your design ... and that's where you make a mistake. Probably the image you downloaded is copyrighted. In short, if any image, music, text or anything else is copyrighted, it's someone else's. And you can't take it without asking. So if you used that image, you did it illegally! But don't worry, you can take this photo yourself or search for a photo without copyright. There are special pages with such images.

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Understanding, interpreting and critiquing different media (fake news, trolls, bots)

by Kajetan and Fahri

When using the media, we may come across a lot of content with which we agree, disagree or we do not understand. The media depends on the opinions of other users, so if we see a post with which we disagree, try to understand it and don’t write malicious comments or posts. Try to check the news, don't believe everything we find in the media. Fake news is an example of false information. Prevent this by using proven and trusted websites. Social bots are programmed by cybercriminals to spam and break passwords for certain accounts, etc. Internet trolls - people who send links to viruses, cause arguments, and publish offensive posts.

by Golden Team

Netiquette on private chats

Netiquette on private chats

by Imaginary Twinners

Twinspace netiquette

by Julia and Salih

by Sneaky Snakes

The correct and appropriate language must be used in the TwinSpace. Be friendly with other users. You can feel safe in this program. Parents’ consent will be required prior to joining the twinspace and submitting photos of minors. Do not put personal pictures and private addresses, phone numbers or other personal information. Be tolerant, kind, and helpful.

Netiquette on social networks

by Kacper and Ahmet

An unwritten code of decent online behaviour. Before you write anything, think about it carefully.
Before sending the message, read it again. Formulate your criticism in a friendly and matter-of-fact manner. Do not forward unconfirmed information.
Do not click on links of unknown origin. Do not distribute/upload photos without the consent of the photographed people. Wait patiently for an answer, even if it doesn't come right away. Do not post or share your location, address or phone number with anyone. If you come across any abusive online behaviour, notify your parents about it.

by Thinkers in Space

by Italian students

by Italian students