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Max Gromann's List: Online Etiquette
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Ten C's Evaluation KEY
The most concise way I found to evaluate my sources using the 10 C's , is too put a new section after every article and rank it 1 - 10 for each C, and then explain the ones that the source did not provide.
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Workplace Ettiquette
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Jun 16, 13
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Email: Receiving notes with inappropriate automated signatures or not addressing me by my name and ending without a farewell greeting and the sender's name-- that's rude adn unfriendly"
"One word answers and comments that dont refer to our conversation. How am I supposed to remember what "yes" refers to when I get 70-100 emails a day"
"Attaching large files that take a long time to download is thoughtless" -
Evaluation
Meet all requirements of the 10 C's rubric
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Jun 16, 13
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-Male Bosses: Insulting, demeaning, or Sarcastic remarks included in the email
-Female Bosses: Tend to be very Passive aggressive by not responding, cancelling meetings short notice via email -
Evaluation
Met 9 out of 10 requirements of the Ten C's rubric.
I feel like this source lacked a little bit of context because it didn't present techniques that bosses should be using in emails. It mostly focused on how they shouldn't be acting in the workplace and the negatives. -
Twitter Etiquette
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Jun 16, 13
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Be careful what you tweet
-Avoid tweeting/posting racist comments -
Evaluation
Met 7 out of 10 requirements of the Ten C's rubric.
Im not too sure about Copyright laws but the author may not have had permission by the people he mentioned in this article to be named.
Also the article didn't really Cite any sourcs he used and the Continuity is lacking because I dont believe the article has been updated recently -
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Use correct spelling
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Stay polite
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Evaluation
Met 8 out of the 10 C's rubric.
This article lacked sources and Citation, as well as the Critical Thinking aspect of this article. Too me everything mentioned in the article is common sense, but for people new to twitter this article would be very helpful -
FaceBook Etiquette
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Jun 16, 13
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-Update privacy settings
-Make sure no Co worker/Boss/ or family member is your facebook friend
-Do no overshare
-Disable Location Services -
Evaluation
Met all requirements of the 10 C rubric.
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Don’t automatically direct message people that follow you.
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Don’t over-hashtag your tweet.
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Evaluation
Met 9 out of the 10 C's Rubric.
This source was very informative but didn't Cite any sources. Much like the other article this one was very informative. -
Cellphone Etiquette
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Jun 16, 13
-Dont txt in class
-Dont use your phone in the movies -
Evaluation
Met all requirements of the 10 C's rubric.
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Evaluation
Met all requirements for the 10 C's Rubric
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Email Etiquette
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Jun 16, 13
-Use an email address that is profesional
-Build a signature
-Use SUBJECT line
-Always use a greeting
-Proofread
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Evaluation
Met 7 out of 10 requirements for the 10 C's Rubric.
This article explained how to properly compose an email and make it professional. It lacked Citation, Continuity, and Comparability. -
Jun 16, 13
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-Be professional when using email in the workplace -
Evaluation
Met 1 out of 10 C's article. The articles only met one of the requirements and the sole reason I included it was because it shows a really good example of how NOT to sound professional in an email.
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