Sunday 27 September 2015

Communicating Kindly and Responsibly

Previously, in understanding elements of e-safety, we have begun to ensure that we protect personal information, not sharing too much of ourselves, in order to participate in responsible use of social media.

This week, we are ensuring that we show respect online by communicating kindly and responsibly. This will help us to have a better understanding of the consequences of not doing this.

Below is a useful tool to help you check that you are being responsible and kind:


Use the email below and the checklist above to edit what Max is trying to communicate.


34 comments:

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  2. Dear Uncle Joe,

    How are you? Why did you not write me?

    Please can you get me a present, probably a video game please.

    Thanks

    From,
    Nephew Max

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    1. why didn't you write to me still sounds a bit demanding

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    2. Your comment is appropriate because you made the language polite

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  3. Dear Uncle Joe,

    How are you? Why don't you write to me?

    I would like a video game for my birthday.
    have a good day.

    From Max

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    1. We have changed "how are you" to lower case letters. We have checked spellings and corrected them. lastly, we made a sentence politer and said who it is from.

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  4. Dear uncle Joe,
    How are you? I would like it if you wrote to me
    please may have a video game for my birthday

    From
    Max

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    1. This is better than the first message because it sounds polite and doesn't demand for a video game, instead he asked for one instead.

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    2. You have missed an I on the last line

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    3. "please may i have a video game for my birthday" sounds like your forcing him to get you a game

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    4. Dear uncle Joe,

      How are you? I would like you to write back if you can please.
      Please may I have a video game for my birthday.

      From
      Max

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  5. Dear Uncle Joe
    ,
    How are you? Why don't you write to me?

    If you are well could you possibly send me a video game for my birthday

    from your favourite nephew,
    Max

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  6. Dear uncle Joe,
    Thanks
    How are you? Why don't you write to me?
    Please could get me a video game for my birthday.
    Thanks.

    From,
    Your Nephew Max

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    2. We used less capitals to make Max sound less angry and we also used more polite language such as please thanks and not use shouty language

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  7. Dear Uncle Joe,

    How are you? Why haven't you wrote to me?

    Can you please consider sending me a video game for my birthday?

    From Max

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  8. Dear Uncle Joe,

    How are you? Why didn't you write to me?

    Can you please send me a video game for my birthday.


    from,
    Max

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  9. It changed because we made it more polite and we didn't hide the name.

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  10. Dear Uncle Joe,

    How are you? Why didn't you write to me?

    Can you please send me a video game for my birthday.
    I hope I get to see you soon.

    from,
    Max

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  11. Dear Uncle Joe,
    how are you?why did you not reply back to me
    my birthday is coming up and i was wondering if you could maybe get me a video game

    from
    Max

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  12. Dear Uncle Joe,

    How are you? Why didn't you write to me?

    Can you please send me a video game for my birthday.
    I hope I get to see you soon.

    from,
    Max

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  13. Dear Uncle Joe,

    How are you? You have not written to me for a while.

    Please can you buy me a video game for my birthday.

    Thanks see you soon

    From,
    Max

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  14. We have changed email by changing the language and by putting the name at the end.

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  15. Ext:
    We made it more respectful ,changed the incorrect spellings and said who it was from.This made it look like Max didn't rush his email.

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  17. ext.
    we made the letter respectful and changed the punctuation and spellings and put who it was from for the and asked for the video game in a polite way

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  18. Dear Uncle Joe,
    How are you? why don't you write to me?
    Please send me a present preferably a video game for my birthday. Thank you
    LOVE from your nephew Max.

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  19. ext.
    we made the letter respectful and changed the punctuation and spellings and put who it was from for the and asked for the video game in a polite way

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  20. Dear Uncle Joe,
    How are you? you have not written in a while.
    if it is possibly can you send me a video game for my birthday? please
    i hope i see you soon
    from your nephew Max


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  22. Dear uncle Joe,
    how are you? could you write to me?
    can you get me a video game for my birthday please

    From your nephew Max

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  23. Dear uncle Joe

    How are you? You haven't written to me in a while.

    Its my birthday soon, please can I have a videogame please. Maybe world of warcraft.

    love from,
    Max.

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  24. Its changed because we have used manners and asked politely for the game. we used nice words like love. How are you is not in capitals and we used his name instead of capitals.

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