VirtualMV/Internet and Web/Discussion Forums
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Overview
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Chat room protocols
Here are a few chat-specific protocols to make chats go more smoothly.
- ... (ellipses) - at the end of a line indicated that the speaker is still talking and so should not be interrupted
- GA (go ahead) - means speaker is finished. Can be followed by a name, eg GA Karen, to indicate who should take the floor
- [bla bla bla] - square brackets means an interruption for notification (ie we only have 5 more minutes) but not content
- Facilitator will use CAPITALISATION to change the topic
- ? at beginning of sentence to indicate you have a question for speaker
- use the @ symbol to respond to someone, eg "@Chris, I think you make a valid point there". This can be useful when several discussion threads are happening at the same time.
References
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VirtualMV/Internet and Web/Discussion Forums. (2024). In WikiEducator/VirtualMV wiki. Retrieved October 9, 2024, from http:https://wikieducator.org/VirtualMV/Internet_and_Web/Discussion_Forums (zotero)
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