Netquette equips parents, students, and school communities with practical tools for safer technology use, responsible AI choices, healthier online habits, and stronger digital reputations.
Signature Parent Workshop
Clear guidance for screen time, AI homework tools, family technology agreements, privacy, etiquette, and online well-being.
Each session can be customized by grade level, school culture, parent needs, and current technology concerns.
A practical, judgment-free session that helps families create healthier boundaries and make smarter choices online.
Students learn how online choices shape trust, opportunity, relationships, and their future.
A school-centered conversation about integrity, sound judgment, student safety, and family communication.
Parents do not need more fear. They need language, boundaries, and a plan they can actually use at home.
Parents and students can talk about technology without every conversation becoming a battle.
Families can set expectations for devices, AI, social media, and privacy.
Students learn to pause before they click, post, share, or generate.
Parents know what to do when an online issue affects school, safety, or reputation.
Netquette was created by Tameka Anderson, a behavioral educator, keynote speaker, and bestselling author who has spent her career studying why people, especially children, behave the way they do. She is the creator of the THRIVE™ framework and the F.U.N.® (Finding Unmet Needs) methodology, and has presented at Georgia State University, Rutgers University, Piedmont College, and Emory University.
Her core belief shapes everything Netquette teaches: most behavior problems are environmental, not moral failures. Kids are not reckless online because they do not know better. They are adapting to a digital world that was never designed to keep them safe. Netquette applies that same behavioral lens to screens, AI, and social media, giving families and schools tools to build healthier digital environments instead of longer lists of rules.
Trained to see the unmet need behind the behavior, online and off.
Keynotes for corporations, schools, and family organizations nationwide.
Research-grounded frameworks now adapted for digital citizenship.
Presented at Georgia State, Rutgers, Piedmont, and Emory University.
Available for in-person and virtual delivery across Georgia and beyond.
Tell us who will attend, the grade levels, and the concerns your community is facing.
Netquette adapts the workshop, examples, and resources to your school community.
Families leave with practical tools they can use long after the event ends.
Share a few details about your community and Tameka will follow up to design the right session for your audience.
Request a parent workshop, student program, faculty session, or customized school package.