Internet Usage & Social Networking
Employees’ posts on industry-related or social networking sites and even personal blogs may unintentionally reveal trade secrets, insider information or describe the organization in a negative light. This course illustrates best practices that will ensure professional and effective online activity, and also shows the dangers and pitfalls of improper or haphazard online activity and instructs employees how to avoid inappropriate behavior. The course includes a basic Internet usage policy, which will be helpful for those organizations without one, or in developing their own.
How it Works
- Your email and acceptable use policy included
- Content and visual personalization
- Easy-to-use tracking and reporting through SLATE LMS
- Interactive questions offer immediate feedback, enhancing learning and retention
- Available in SCORM, AICC and other LMS formats
Course Highlights:
- Copyrights, Trademarks & Legal Internet Issues
- Employee Expectations of Privacy in Electronic Workplace Communications
– permissible & impermissible Internet usage in the workplace
– off-site Internet usage & personal web pages
- Facebook, Blogs and Background Checks
– how a personal blog could prevent a prospective employer from hiring you
– blogging & the First Amendment
– when posts lead to discipline & legal action against employees
