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    The document provides guidance for teachers on maintaining appropriate and professional online conduct. It warns that more teachers are facing discipline or termination due to poor online choices and advises to avoid posting anything online that wouldn't be acceptable on a billboard. The document then lists dos and don'ts for using social media and communicating with students, parents, and colleagues, emphasizing using work email accounts and obtaining permission before sharing photos or student information.

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    The document provides guidance for teachers on maintaining appropriate and professional online conduct. It warns that more teachers are facing discipline or termination due to poor online choices and advises to avoid posting anything online that wouldn't be acceptable on a billboard. The document then lists dos and don'ts for using social media and communicating with students, parents, and colleagues, emphasizing using work email accounts and obtaining permission before sharing photos or student information.

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    The document provides guidance for teachers on maintaining appropriate and professional online conduct. It warns that more teachers are facing discipline or termination due to poor online choices and advises to avoid posting anything online that wouldn't be acceptable on a billboard. The document then lists dos and don'ts for using social media and communicating with students, parents, and colleagues, emphasizing using work email accounts and obtaining permission before sharing photos or student information.

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    If

    you have questions or


    concerns, or need help,
    please call the
    Nunavut Teachers Online Safety for
    Association Office at NTA Members
    (867) 979 0750
    More and more often,
    Dont say anything educators in Nunavut are
    online that you being disciplined or are
    having their contracts
    wouldnt want terminated as a result of
    plastered on a poor choices in online
    behavior. Dont be next!
    billboard with your
    face on it. Nunavut Teacher's Association
    PO Box 2458, Iqaluit, NU Privacy is dead, and
    Erin Bury, Sprouter X0A 0H0
    www.ntanu.ca
    social media hold the
    community manager smoking gun. Pete
    Cashmore, Mashable CEO
    With assistance from the

    Manitoba Teachers Society


    From the NTA Code of Ethics:
    "NTA members will adhere to the
    NTA Code of Ethics in all online and
    DO communicate in a professional electronic communications"
    DONT accept any students as friends or
    manner with students, followers on any personal social media
    colleagues and parents using accounts.
    your work email account.
    DO follow policy provided by the DONT use social media or instant
    employer. messaging to communicate with students,
    parents or colleagues - use a work email
    DO get permission before sharing account
    pictures of students, classroom
    activities or information about
    students , families, or colleagues. DONT use email or texting to convey
    difficult messages that could be
    DO ensure students are not misconstrued. Meet in person to avoid
    exposed to inappropriate material any misinterpretation.
    or communications.

    DONT vent online.


    DO separate your personal and
    professional life online. If you
    wish to use social media
    accounts for work purposes, get DONT use your personal email address
    pre approval from your to contact students or parents.
    supervisor.
    DO consider a personal Facebook
    account in a different name. DONT post information, comments or
    pictures that would be embarrassing if
    DO use the highest level of security they appeared on the front page of a
    newspaper.
    controls on social networking sites Teachers should model
    you participate in.
    ethical and appropriate
    online b ehavior.

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