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Pearson

https://www.pearson.com/uk/

Being part of our community

Pearson is here on Facebook to offer you the latest news and promotions from around our company and to connect with others who share our love of learning. We’d like to keep this a positive learning environment for students of all ages, so here are four ground rules we hope you’ll agree with.

Be decent
Show respect to others and never insult or attack when posting. If you use profanity or obscene, threatening, harassing, defamatory or discriminatory language, we will delete your post.

Respect copyright
If you quote someone else, be sure to link directly to the original source materials and attribute the original author/source in your post. Laws such as libel and privacy apply to social media; please remember that you are personally liable for what you post.

Be accurate
When we make a mistake (and let’s face it, we’re bound to every now and then), we will own up and correct it as soon as we can. Please don’t deliberately post anything that is fraudulent, deceptive or misleading – Pearson is not responsible for the accuracy of what you write, but we do encourage you to check your facts before posting.

Have fun
We’d encourage you to share positive ideas, good examples and helpful tips on learning with fellow community members and we’ll do the same. We don’t think you learn much from spam – please avoid posting any.

Anyone repeatedly breaking our house rules will be removed and/or banned from taking further part in our Facebook community. And we really don’t like doing that.

Want more information on our general code of conduct? It’s here on our website, along with our social media guidelines. You can read Facebook’s statement of rights and responsibilities here.

We’ll look forward to learning with you,

The communications team
Pearson, London & New York