Digital Ethics

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[Audio] Digital Ethics. Maintaining a Level of Professionalism Online.

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[Audio] Communicating In Person. While communicating with one another in person, certain levels of respect are expected between each party involved. In a job interview, for example, each person is expected to be professional in their speech and mannerisms..

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[Audio] Communicating Online. This same level of respect and decency should be expected online as well. Many of the online interactions between two individuals are completed by strangers, so treating one another with respect is crucial to proper communication..

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[Audio] Friends and Peers in Person. Personal friends may not require the same level of professionalism, so it's okay to communicate on a more relaxed level and allow yourself to speak more freely. However, it's important to understand that the location is important in deciding the level of professionalism in your interaction..

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[Audio] Friends Online. When interacting with friends on social media, a lack of professionalism is more acceptable, as social media is a digital place to hang out and talk with one another from anywhere in the world. It is still important to understand that speaking to one another in different settings may require a more professional tone..

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[Audio] Engaging Online. Just like in person, it's important to remember your settings and those you're speaking with to maintain the correct level of professionalism. Speaking to one another with respect and decency allow for a more effective discussion. It's okay to speak with friends and family online the same way you would in person, but you should remember to be mindful of who may see the discussion..