3 Rules of Tech Etiquette, as told by Shelia Cotten, associate vice president for research development and provost’s distinguished professor in the Clemson University College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences. 1. Consider whether the information you share through technology should be secure or private. 2. Be present in your interactions. 3. Adapt your tech and use the norms of the people you interact with. Would you add any additional pieces of tech etiquette advice? | Clemson University

This👆is one of the most common modern etiquette gripes we hear! 😅 We’ve all been there - totally glued to our phones or listening to something through our earbuds while walking, BUT here’s a quick reminder: keep your head up, stay aware of your surroundings, and make sure your volume’s low enough to hear what’s happening around you 👀✨ 💕 What other common technology etiquette habits do you think need a gentle reminder? #etiquettetips #etiquettebestie #publicetiquette #phoneetiquette #modernet