Etiquette Websites and Institutions

Websites:
http://ohsarahfoley.com/yall-behave ; a thesis project by Sarah Foley that illustrated bad manners, and what you shouldn't be caught doing!

http://www.etiquettepolice.com/ ; training program to improve etiquette IQ for various business and social situations

http://www.etiquettemoms.com/ ; provides etiquette certification organization for people who want to teach manners and etiquette classes

Websites that teach online dating etiquettes, table manners, business etiquettes.

Docomo Mobile PLaza for kids teaches rules and etiquette for responsible mobile phone use. A digital comic book that teaches phone etiquette with quizzes and games.

Institutions:
An article about how mobile learning makes kids better behaved at a school in UK. They encourage Information and Communication Technologies and mobile learning devices for when the students are out and about. And apparently, after this introduction, there was a significant change in the number of suspensions the following year, from 77 children to a handful. Students enjoy coming to school to use technology and they can relate to it.

The 'Good Manners' chart was first issued to Queensland schools in 1898 by the Department of Public Instruction as part of the systematic teaching of conduct and manners. The chart was based on rules formulated by the Children's National Guild of Courtesy which had been founded in UK elementary schools in 1889. The rules covered personal conduct at home, at school, at play, in the street, at the table and general courtesy. School rules emphasised that children should respect teachers, other students and school property. Cheating, dishonesty and cowardice were discouraged at school and play.

There are a number of institutions teaching etiquette and protocol.