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AWORC / Women's Electronic Network Training / WENT2000 / Track 2: Working Online

T2 Overview | Introduction | Case Studies of Electronic Networking | Using Email | Getting Online | Netizenship | Customizing Email | Using Mailing Lists | Installing Modem and Configuring Dial-up | Managing Mailing List | Online Facilitation | Navigating the Net | Web-based Group Work Tools | Troubleshooting Email | Mixed Media | Evaluation

Session 5: Netizenship

Theme: Getting Online
Time: Day 2 - Tuesday: 10:00-11:00

 t205.ppt

Objectives Scope Method Runtime Trainer Learning Tools

Introduce concept of net citizenship

Discuss common etiquette on the Net

Introduce participants to issues and challenges of being a participant of the Internet

Citizenship, freedom, democracy

Common Netiquette: emphasis on using information from the Net,
intellectual property, and communication ethics

Challenges to focus on: censorship, ICANN, ownership of infrastructure, cultural hegemony and homogenization

Lecture

Discussion

1:00

Pi

Internet-connected computer

LCD Projector
WENT 2000 Track 2: Working Online - Getting Online

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