Maria Shimbha M. Marquez - Corpuz Als Teacher APRIL 20, 2023

DIGITAL
ETHICS
(NETIQUETTE)
MARIA SHIMBHA M. MARQUEZ – CORPUZ
ALS TEACHER
APRIL 20, 2023

In this lesson you are expected to :
1. Explain the meaning of digital ethics and why it is
important. (LS6DC-DE-PSF-JHS-1)
2. Distinguish ethical versus unethical behavior as a
user of digital technology. (LS6DC-DE-PSF-JHS-2)
3. Practice respectful conduct when using the internet.
(LS6DC-DE-PSF-JHS-3)
4. Demonstrate ability to resist addictive behaviors and
manage one’s response, and protect against abuse by others
e.g., cyber bullying.
(LS5DS-ID-PSA- AE/LS -5.1.2)
“CORRECT MINUS WRONG ACTIVITY”
Directions: Let’s have a self-check.

Put a check mark (√) if you practice
the statement given in each number.
If not, just leave it blank. Write your
answers on a separate sheet of paper.
1. I always type using all capital letters.
2. I check emails every minute.
3. I use courteous words like “good morning, good
afternoon, good evening”, “thank you”, “please”, “may
I” or similar phrases in my emails or anything I post on
the internet.
4. I fill in the subject box when I send emails.
5. I pass on chain letters from unreliable sources.
6. I send long and repetitive responses.
7. I wait until I have calmed down before I reply to a
message I don’t like.
8. I do check what I write to make sure I have correct
spelling and grammar.
9. I follow “real world” laws and rules while I am
using the internet.
10. I am very sensitive in everything I post online.
IS IT RIGHT?
Directions:
Identify which among these shows
proper behavior in using the internet.
If it is right, Write the letters of your
answer on a separate sheet of paper
and if it is not right put (x) mark.
A. Tagging someone in an embarrassing
photo.
B. Writing a negative post about a person.
C. Not participating in online discussions
that will embarrass or hurt other person’s
feelings.
D. Not stealing personal information.
E. Not copying someone else’s work and
declaring it as mine.
F. Securing privacy settings.
G. Stealing important information.
H. Using all capital letters when
chatting.
I. Bashing somebody online.
•Why do you think people must
show these proper behaviors
online?
•What can you do to help create a
positive environment online?
“OH MY NETIQUETTE!”
When we were young, we were taught by our parents
to be courteous and respectful when we talk to other
people, most especially when we are talking to
someone who are not of our age. We were also taught
to “behave” and display good manners whenever we
interact with other people. This behavior is equally
important when we are online—where we don’t see
the person or the people we are talking with.
NETIQUETTE
•is a combination of the words “internet” and
“etiquette” which means observing good
manners whenever we are online.
•tells us how we should communicate, treat
others, portray ourselves and protect ourselves
online.
•It is also known as Digital Ethics.
NETIZEN
• A person who participate in any activity online - follow
netiquettes as online communication is mostly nonverbal.
• This means people don’t hear or see you the way they do
when you talk face to face.
• So, they read your messages and react mostly to what you
have written; and, if you don’t use emojis and stickers in
your message, your message would most probably get
misinterpreted. You see, emojis and stickers help us convey
what we mean, feelings and all.
ETHICAL AND UNETHICAL BEHAVIOR AS A USER
OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY.
Let us watch a short video

clip for us to understand
how to be a good digital
citizen.
WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF YOU USE DIGITAL
INFORMATION INCORRECTLY?
1. Copyright infringement - To infringe means to actively
break the terms of a law. In this case, what is being infringed
is the copyright law; hence, the term copyright infringement.
You infringe when you make copies of a work without
permission or when you perform a copyrighted play without
permission or when you write an unauthorized sequel to
someone’s work (plagiarismtoday. com). Put simply, you
can avoid copyright infringement by securing the permision
2. Plagiarism - is taking someone’s work and claiming
it as your own. You can avoid plagiarism by citing
the author of the original work or by citing the source
of the material you intend to use in your own work.
To avoid being penalized for the improper use of digital resources, you
should do the following:
Practice Paraphrasing. The internet may be a vast source of
information, but it does not mean you should copy these word
for word. It is better to read it, then use your own words to
express the idea.
Quoting the words or phrases. If paraphrasing is not
possible then quote the exact words and phrases you want to
use by putting a double quotation mark (“ ”) and the name of
the author.
RESPECTFUL CONDUCTS YOU MUST PRACTICE WHEN USING THE INTERNET
1. Be sensitive to national and local cultures.

Cultural sensitivity means respecting the culture of others. It comes from
knowing that other cultures exist and that people from other cultures will
hold beliefs and practices that could be different from your own.
Do not do something that would cause trouble or friction between different
cultures. Be sensitive. Remember that you must understand and respect
other’s characteristics.
2. Be honest about your identity and in all your dealings.

Pretending to be someone you are not is wrong. Come to
think of it, it’s not only wrong. It’s bad. People who
misrepresent themselves are scammers. They trick people
to part with their money or property. You don’t want to be
called a scammer, do you?
3. Observe etiquette online.
Etiquette refers to a code of polite behavior

required by good breeding and prescribed by
the society we live in. Thus in real life, we
strive to act politely and respectfully at all
times. You should do the same when you go
online.
• Do not clog other people’s mailbox.
• Do not embarrass people online.
• Respect other people’s privacy.
• Keep your posts and emails short and straight to the point.
• Follow the rules and policies of the websites you visit.
• Follow copyright laws. Do not steal someone else’s idea,
property and rights.
• Do not tag someone in an embarrassing photo.
• Do not write a negative post about a person.
• Do not participate in online discussions that will
embarrass or hurt another person’s feelings.
• Do not steal important information.
• Do not steal personal information.
• Avoid copying someone else’s work and declaring it is
yours.
• Say no to digital plagiarism.
• Secure information privacy.
• Avoid using all capital letters when chatting someone.
4. Protect your personal information

Nobody’s going to do this for you but yourself. How will you
protect yourself online? Basic! Do not share too much of your
personal information. The form you see above asks you for
the barest information to create an account. But online forms
won’t always be like that. The moment you encounter online
forms that ask too many information about you, be wary. Fill
out only those with asterisk because they are required
information. Ignore the rest.
“MY NETIQUETTE’S & WHY’S”
Directions: What have you

understood about digital ethics?
Why is it important to people?
Write your answer on a separate
sheet of paper.
Digital
Ethics?
What is it? Why is it

important?
FOR YOUR HOME TASK!
Please do page 14 – 16 on our module 7.

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Directions: Let’s have a self-check.

Let us watch a short video

1. Be sensitive to national and local cultures.

2. Be honest about your identity and in all your dealings.

3. Observe etiquette online.

Etiquette refers to a code of polite behavior

4. Protect your personal information

Directions: What have you

What is it? Why is it

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