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Online Etiquette Guide for Facebook Users: Connect, Join, and Stay Safe

Learn how to maximize your Facebook experience by connecting with friends, joining relevant groups, managing your digital footprint, and using the platform responsibly. Follow tips on verifying friend requests, selecting groups wisely, safeguarding your privacy, and embracing your online identity. Understand the importance of being a responsible digital citizen and reporting any misuse. Stay informed to make the most of your Facebook interactions while upholding safety and privacy protocols.

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Online Etiquette Guide for Facebook Users: Connect, Join, and Stay Safe

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  1. Friends • Connecting with your friends. • Take time to look at each notification. • Do you know who it is from? • After accepting a friend, check their profile and be sure that it is who you thought it was. • Remember that your friends will be able to see your profile, pictures, information and more.

  2. Groups • Join groups that you feel represent you. • Favorite sports, food, hobbies • Take time to look at the group after joining to see if it is what want. • If not, then leave the group. • Do not join groups that do not represent you. • This is part of who you are online. • Do not join every group that your friends join, always look at them first.

  3. Groups What do these say about you?

  4. Groups What do these say about you?

  5. Digital Footprint • Your online profile is not all private. • Google yourself to see what anyone can see. • Groups you join in Facebook are public. • Does your address or phone number show? • Pictures should not be public.

  6. Responsible Use • As a Digital Citizen and a member of the Facebook community you are responsible to report abuse, or mis-use of Facebook. • Facebook is a wonderful tool to connect and socialize with your friends. Be sure you are using it at the appropriate times. (Not in class)

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