The phrase "activities online" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to various tasks or engagements that take place on the internet, such as browsing, gaming, or social networking.
Example: "Many people enjoy participating in activities online, especially during their free time."
Alternatives: "online engagements" or "internet activities".
These updates will create "real-time serendipity," allowing people to engage with their friends' activities online beyond just "liking" something.
His company, Blackboard Inc., sells software that enables colleges and universities to put all their essential activities online: course reading, homework assignments, class discussions, tests and lab projects.
The High Council of Virtual Spaces, which oversees activities online in Iran, cited "security concerns" when banning the game on Friday.
(Keystroke-logging software is sold for use by businesses to monitor their employees, or by parents who wish to monitor their children's activities online).
E-stalking, or monitoring of a woman's activities online, such as browsing or checking of e-mail, has also been made punishable.
An article on Tuesday about parents' use of software to monitor their children's activities online referred incorrectly to the children of Jill Ross, of Denver.
The creation of legitimate services to replace this traffic comes as governments and regulators are getting tough with internet service providers about their customers' activities online.
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"One of the most popular activities online is displaying images with snarky captions.
People were beginning to perform more and more everyday activities online, from booking flights and ordering books to researching stocks and making investments.
People will earn income in digital currency via activities online, such as upvotes on Reddit, likes on YouTube, or answering questions on Quora.
