Edmodo Netiquette for Elementary
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This document provides tips for using Edmodo, an online classroom tool. It advises students to only post questions and comments relevant to assignments, to keep personal information private, and to refrain from using inappropriate language or discussing non-school-related topics. Students are told to ask their teacher privately if they have a question unrelated to the whole class and to report any inappropriate posts. Proper netiquette like spelling and avoiding texting slang is also recommended.
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