The phrase "act online" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to performing actions or behaviors in a digital or internet-based environment.
Example: "In today's world, it's essential to learn how to act online responsibly and respectfully."
Alternatives: "behave online" or "perform online".
By empowering people with the sensibility that their voice matters and can make a difference, social media technologies have changed forever the way people communicate and act online.
The arrest came a week after a number of Saudi women protested against the country's ban on female drivers by taking to the wheel and posting pictures and videos of themselves in the act online.
And then, quite naturally, a few minutes later, he was taking his act online with the stunning revelation on his Twitter feed, @CoryBooker, that "I'm eating egg whites!" after the query "What's 4lunch Mayor #letsmove".
On Monday, after reports of problems with the ACT online testing system used for high school end-of-course exams, the Kentucky Department of Education said it would move to paper tests for the rest of the school year.
His vision of a radically transparent society built on open information sharing (on Facebook) is based on the idea that we should all just acknowledge and embrace all the disparate ways we act online, effectively eliminating the distinction between private action and performance.
In September, they posted the 1958 Police Act online and invited Kiwis and non-Kiwis alike to visit the site and type in their own revisions to the law — extending the concept of "Wiki -style collaborative Wiki -stylem encollaborativeo democracy.
Still, at least these days we can all sample the proffered acts online, rather than just taking the word of the assorted tastemakers.
On Monday the Child Exploitation and Online Protection group (CEOP) warned that paedophiles are increasingly forcing children to carry out sexual acts online.
Ceop's research highlighted the case of two brothers in Kuwait who targeted 110 children worldwide - including 78 in the UK - forcing them into performing sexual acts online.
"It's also good because I can keep an eye on how she acts online and I can vet her friends, but also teach her about online safety.
More than 100 Britons were among 1,000 men caught trying to pay a computer-generated child to perform sex acts online, after a Dutch children's charity set up a fake profile.
