Write correctly and don’t split your message into many small ones

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The results of a VK Messenger survey showed that more than a third (37%) of RuNet users pay attention to errors and typos in their interlocutors' messages. Reread what you've written before sending it and check words you're not sure about. It doesn't take much time, but it can save you from awkward situations.

Splitting a message into many small ones irritates 30% of users. Restrain yourself from this and try to formulate your thoughts coherently and succinctly - in one message.

Rule #8: Don't overuse emojis and don't write all your text in capital letters.
When a message is full of emojis, it is difficult to read. And when you attorney email database use Caps Lock, some people think you are raising your voice at them. Neither of these things contribute to mutual understanding. If your message really contains important information and you need to draw attention to it, one emoji in the form of an exclamation mark or lightning bolt is enough. This way, the message will not get lost among others and will be readable.

Rule #9: Don't send a million photos and files.
If you have accumulated a lot of heavy files that you wanted to share, it would be better to place them in the cloud and send one link to the chat. Only those who need them will follow it. By the way, with the Sferum educational profile in VK Messenger, teachers have 40 GB of space in the Mail.ru Cloud - ask the teacher to create a folder for your class and store all the necessary documents, photos and other useful materials there.

Rule #10: Share the rules of communication in instant messengers with your teenagers.
There should also be order in the students’ chats with the teacher. Show by your example how to communicate in the digital environment – ​​the sooner children learn about the rules of etiquette in messengers, the better. You can also teach your child the basics of digital etiquette in an interactive format, for example, at the “Digital Lesson” from VK . Schoolchildren in grades 1–11 will learn about the possibilities of the Sferum educational profile in VK Messenger, and with the help of special simulators, they will get acquainted with IT professions, whose representatives participate in the creation and development of such services.