Civility in the digital age : how companies and people can triumph over haters, trolls, bullies, and other jerks
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- ISBN: 9780789750242 (pbk.)
- ISBN: 0789750244 (pbk.)
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Physical Description:
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xii, 303 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm - Publisher: Indianapolis, Indiana : Que ; London : Pearson Education [distributor], [2013]
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Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
Formatted Contents Note: | Who Gives A Darn About Conflict?: -- If it happened to them, it can happen to you -- How this book will help you -- It all began on August 6, 1991 -- Every single day people and businesses take a hit on the internet: -- Negative effects of unresolved conflict -- Unique aspects of online communications -- Anonymity and pseudonymity -- Legal system's weaknesses -- When it's online, it's permanent -- Three scenarios revisited -- What is conflict and how can conflict management and resolution help? -- Foundational concepts in conflict management and resolution -- Positions -- Needs -- Values -- Different types of conflict management and resolution: -- Negotiation -- Facilitation -- Mediation -- Arbitration -- Civil litigation -- Three foundational skills necessary in conflict: -- Management and resolution -- What this book covers -- Endnotes -- Why Your Online Reputation And Privacy Matter: -- More and more, everything you do is public and subject to public scrutiny -- Sharing and oversharing -- Your digital footprint matters, whether you want it to or not -- How online information about your affects your reputation and life -- Online information about your affects your education, too -- Online information about you impacts your career success -- Online information affects more than you think -- Reputational hits from the outside -- Reputational hits from the inside -- Measuring your existing digital footprint: -- Consumer review and complaint sites -- Local and hyperlocal sites -- Sentiment analysis -- Creating a strong online reputation: -- Importance of trust and goodwill -- If you make a mistake, own it -- Monitoring your online reputation: -- Using monitoring tools -- Endnotes -- Different Types Of Conflicts You'll Encounter Online: -- Whether you're a global giant or a private individual, you can't escape online conflict -- How many different types of online conflicts are there?: -- One-on-one conflict -- One-on-one conflict between individuals with a prior relationship -- One-on-one conflict between individuals who are known to each other -- One-on-one conflict between individuals with only a superficial prior relationship -- Conflicts between several people or groups -- Conflicts between several people or groups who share a common identity -- Conflicts between several people or groups who don't share a common identity -- Conflicts between an individual and several community members -- Conflicts between community members and site representatives -- Conflict with people who are pseudonymous or anonymous -- Online lynch mobs: -- Private versus public disputes -- Conflict issue categories: -- Content-based conflicts -- Personality-based conflicts -- Power-based conflicts -- Identity-based conflicts -- Why these online conflicts matter -- Endnotes -- Who Are The Troublemakers?: -- Pathetic loser and coward: -- Troublemakers come in all sorts of shapes and sizes -- Anatomy of a troll -- How to deal with trolls -- Dealing with sockpuppets -- How to identify a sockpuppet -- Dealing with difficult people -- Dealing with online defamers -- Cyberbullies, cyberharassers, and cyberstalkers -- What to do if you are being harassed or stalked -- Online and offline can overlap -- Endnotes -- What's Your Conflict Style?: -- It's other people who are making me crazy, so why are we talking about me? -- There is no single right or wrong conflict style -- Adult personal conflict styles -- Competing: the warrior -- Coercing: the bulldozer -- Circumventing: the dodger -- Compliant: the pacifier -- Compromising: the negotiator -- Covert: the operative -- Collaborative: the resolver -- Online conflict style quiz: which one are you? -- Scoring key -- Endnotes -- 101 of Anger Management: -- Anger is a primal emotion -- Important note about this chapter -- What happens to you when you become angry? -- Are there differences in who becomes angry and how they express it? -- Why people become angry -- Don't confuse anger with other, similar emotions -- Negative anger affects people at work and at home -- Downside of expressing anger online -- Venting and self-control -- Anger management techniques -- Endnotes -- Digital Literacy In A Hyperconnected World: -- Brett Cohen the celebrity -- News media takes accuracy seriously-and still sometimes gets it wrong -- Digital literacy and why it's important -- Truthiness is the word -- Critical thinking is a core component of digital literacy -- Check your biases and beliefs -- Examining credibility and quality -- Don't be seduced by gossip and rumors -- Accuracy and verifiability of information -- Is a desire for the truth strong enough to overcome bias and faulty thinking? -- Endnotes -- |
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Subject: | Online etiquette Online dispute resolution |
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Civility in the Digital Age : How Companies and People Can Triumph over Haters, Trolls, Bullies and Other Jerks
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Civility in the Digital Age : How Companies and People Can Triumph over Haters, Trolls, Bullies and Other Jerks
Andrea Weckerle, an attorney, founded and leads CiviliNation, a non-profit dedicated to reducing online hostility and character assassination. She previously worked at the Legal Management Services division of a global professional services firm, helping to design, develop, and implement comprehensive alternative dispute resolution systems for Fortune 500 firms. She also underwent extensive mediation training, earning certificates in Commercial Mediation and Conflict Resolution Processes. Her work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, CNN.com, NY Daily News, and Advertising Age. In addition to a JD, she holds an MA in Public Relations/Conflict Analysis and Resolution.