- Students shall be respectful of others at all times. Personal attacks and derogatory remarks will not be tolerated.
- Opinions often differ--keep comments constructive. Argue your point by providing supporting evidence. The more strongly you support your argument with concrete evidence, the more persuasive you are.
- Use language appropriate for the blog. The blog is the extension of our classroom--use language you’d use in the classroom.
- No texting abbreviations.
- When inserting videos, images, etcetera from external sources, make sure they are appropriate to the subject at hand and appropriate for school. Once again, it MUST be classroom appropriate.
- Do NOT include personal information in your posts. This includes:
- your full name--stick to your pseudonym
- your address
- where you work
- your daily routine
- your picture or pictures of your classmates
- type of car you drive
- parental identifying information
- Do NOT identify other classmates participating in the blog. Use their pseudonyms only.
- Have fun, blog entries don’t always have to be clinical and serious. Humor is allowed as long as it’s appropriate and relates to the topic.
- Question! Question! Question! Always ask the Who? What? When? Where? Why? and How? when reading a post.
- Remember--everything you read, watch, and hear reflects the opinion of the author, corporate owner, etc. Dig deeper and look for opposing opinions to gain a greater understanding of the topic.
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