On April 16, 2021 at 11:00 an educational event was held on "THE NETIQUETTE: THE MATTER OF ONLINE MANNERS IN THE EDUCATION PROCESS"

The organizers of this event were:

Marlen Bissaliyev - 1st year undergraduate student in the specialty "International Law"; Altayeva K. Zh. - Associate Professor of the Department of International Law; guest speaker: Mr. Diyar Gabbassov - Information Security Specialist, JSC “Kazakh Corporation of Health and Medical Insurance «INTERTEACH». https://www.interteach.kz/news/sovmestone-vospitatelnone-meropriyatiya-kaznu-interteach-netetiquette-108/  

Students, undergraduates, doctoral students, faculty members were invited to the conference. The audience of the event was presented with information about the Rules of Conduct in the digital space.

General rules of netiquette:

1. Use respectful, literate language
2. Share data before your check it
3. Do not email large files
4. Respect people's privacy; email with TO, CC, OR BCC
5. Check the facts before spreading the word
6. Share up-to-date information
7. Avoid using capital letters and multiple punctuation marks

Along with many communication platforms, the influence of different media channels must be applied appropriately, as this can cause disruption to the communication process.

Due to coronavirus pandemic, online video conferencing tools became especially relevant, for which the unwritten rules of digital etiquette were also presented:

1. Do not be late and insist that other participants do the same
2. Notify the videoconferencing participants about the beginning of the session
3. Maintain eye contact
4. Do not interrupt other speakers
5. Speak in a normal voice (do not shout or whisper) at a normal pace
6. Stick to neutral and muted colors (light blues or pastels) in your clothing to help the camera focus better
7. Avoid intricate patterns on clothes and ties, such as pinstripes or stripes
8. Mute the microphone when sharing comments with neighbors during a break

10. Do not clutter the graphics: Do not overload the information slide, even if you are using a large LCD display, do not put more than 6 lines of text on the slide

11. Use soft pastel colors in your materials, use minimal red only as the main accents throughout your presentation