Rules for Blogging
- Write postitively about appropriate things.
- Light debating and discussion is fine.
- Write respectively: avoid rudeness, insulting posts, personal attacks or purposeless inflammatory posts.
- Write about topics — not people.
- Use correct English, spelling, punctuation and grammar and be aware that everything you post is a reflection of you. You are an ambassador for St Andrew's School.
- Do not post personal information.
- Stick to the topic of the post you are writing about.
- When you comment on a blog, comment about the subject and not about the owner of the blog or other people.
- Be respectful in posting and/or commenting.
- No posting meaningless threads such as one word or short non-sense posts.
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Use your first name and surname's initial to identify yourself.
- Never give anyone your address, email address or phone number. You can keep in touch through the blog.
- Do not post photos of others without their permission
- Always ask for permission to use any files that were created and owned by others, including photos, audio and video clips, etc. or state the sources.
- Save abbreviations and shortcuts for MSN and texting.
For ideas go to Writing Guidelines and Topic Parameters
Adapted from http://patterson.edublogs.org/all-about-blogs/
http://stjohns.edublogs.org/tag/6th-grade-blogs-05-06/page/5/
Some of the above “Rules of Netiquette” were adapted from Grade 3 BlogPals.
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