c.4.2 digital etiquette
Don't be a troll. Learn the unwritten rules of the internet, from tone and politeness to the professional standards that keep your online reputation shiny and clean.
The internet is a public place, and just like in real life, there are rules on how to behave. Netiquette (Network Etiquette) is the code of conduct for the digital world. We explore why typing in ALL CAPS looks like you're screaming, why sarcasm often fails in text, and how to disagree with someone without starting a flame war. We also cover Professionalism - how to write emails that won't get you fired and how to present yourself online so future employers see a star, not a liability.
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This custom framework outlines the progressive development of digital etiquette and professional online behaviour. The rationale is to guide students from basic interpersonal kindness in supervised digital environments through to mastering nuanced, cross-cultural, and highly regulated corporate communication standards by Key Stage 5, establishing a rigorous scaling of social and cognitive demand.
Last modified: March 20th, 2026
