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The document outlines social media etiquette and the importance of managing one's e-identity. Key etiquette rules include being thoughtful about profile photos, ensuring positive content, protecting privacy, avoiding vulgar language, communicating effectively, and expressing gratitude. Additionally, it emphasizes the benefits of creating a digital portfolio to enhance personal branding and showcase skills.
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- 1. Social Media Etiquette and YourE-Identity Sarah Jones Associate Director Student Services and Diversity Initiatives
- 2. ∗ Definitions &Examples ∗ Activity ∗ Personal vs. Professional ∗ Etiquette 6 rules ∗ Building your E-Identity & Digital Portfolio Outline
- 3. Definitions ∗ Social Media:forms of electronic communication (as Web sites for social networking and microblogging) through which users create online communities to share information, ideas, personal messages, and other content (as videos) – Merriam-Webster ∗ E Identity: the distinguishing character or personality of an individual presented through various web based media.
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- 7. Etiquette “Nothing is lessimportant than which fork you use. Etiquette is the science of living. It embraces everything. It is ethics. It is honor.” Emily Post
- 8. Social Media Etiquette 1.Be thoughtful about your profile photo. It represents you and makes a first impression!
- 9. Social Media Etiquette 2.Posting Photos & Tagging Photos should be positive and respectful. If your friend doesn’t post photos of themselves ask before you do so.
- 10. Social Media Etiquette 3.Some things really need to be private. ∗ Even with high privacy settings when others comment or like your posts, it is now part of their news feed. ∗ SnapChat is deleted quickly, but screenshots can be saved and spread.
- 11. Social Media Etiquette 4.Don’t use vulgar language or derogatory remarks! ∗ You can’t build your self-esteem by tearing down others. Image Credits: http://rlv.zcache.com/vulgar_language_card- rca2299758905489caedde59c659530a1_xvuat_8byvr_512.jpg?bg=0xffffff http://sugarzen.wordpress.com/2012/10/02/unsweetened/
- 12. Social Media Etiquette 5.Don’t over communicate! ∗ Be relevant to you audience; especially when you are building your professional image. ∗ Consider the frequency of your posts.
- 13. Social Media Etiquette 6.Have an attitude of gratitude. Give credit where credit is due and say “Thank you”! ∗ Syed M. Zeeshan Creative Head at Ingrope Training was the main inspiration for these tips.
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- 15. E-Identity and DigitalPortfolio ∗ Why? ∗ You can shape how people see you. ∗ It shows off your skills including creative communication. ∗ You can track our accomplishments and activities. ∗ How? ∗ Use available social media like Facebook. ∗ Create your personal webpage.
- 16. Create a DigitalPortfolio ∗ Photo journal your high school milestones (Instagram or Facebook)
- 17. Create a DigitalPortfolio ∗ Start your personal webpage ∗ Weebly or WIX ∗ http://jessicashambra.wix. com/index ∗ http://sarahcooleyjones.w eebly.com/
- 18. Credit and Thanks ∗Cassie Arceneaux Thibeaux ∗ Syed M. Zeeshan Creative Head at Ingrope Training http://www.slideshare.net/syedmzeeshanahmed/social -media-etiquette-24849313
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