Digital CitizenshipED 505

Educational TechnologyBy James Moore

What is the definition of Netiquette and how does it apply to social media sites?◦ Netiquette is the way you should and should

not behave while using social media sites on the internet.

Always do what’s right Never compromise

Netiquette on Social Media Sites

Treat others fairly

Be accountable for actions

Think before you Speak

Proper Netiquette Methods

Don’t harass others

Don’t mass message

Do not be a know it all

What you should not do

What does Plagiarism mean?◦ A piece of written work or an idea that someone copied

and claimed as his or her own. The act of stealing someone else’s work or idea.

Don’t steal work from others

Plagiarism

When using another persons work always “cite” the material.

Always give credit to the person’s:

Facts Opinions Theory Ideas Material that is not common knowledge

Ways to avoid Plagiarism

Plagiarism checker – A tool that helps scan and detect any type for plagiarism in documents.

Google search most traditional and effective way of recognizing Plagiarism

Google books – checks term papers, checks books, and essays

Free plagiarism web links:www.plagiarismchecker.comwww.plagiarismdetect.comwww.articlechecker.com

Using Technology to Recognize Plagiarism

Have adequate space between students

Limit Restroom Breaks

Ban all electronic devices

Ways Teachers Can Stop Plagiarism

What is copyright?◦ A legal device that provides creator of a work of

art or literature, or a work that conveys information or ideas.

What is fair use?◦ A legal doctrine that allows portions of the

copyright material to be used without permission of the copyright owner provided the use is fair and reasonable.

COPYRIGHT/FAIR USE

Copyright◦ A legal device that tells you what you CAN NOT do

with a piece of work!

Fair Use◦ A legal device that gives you exceptions of what

you might be able to do depending on the circumstances.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE

You may use another person’s copyrighted material fairly if the work provided changes the original content of the materials to something creative and original, such as satire, parody, or a political statement.

It is not exactly fair to use another person’s copyrighted material for a educational, noncommercial, or private purpose, or to exercise your First Amendment rights. It is fair to use copyrighted material only when necessary to explain your ideas. When using copyrighted materials only use the bare minimum to state your case.

Fair Use RulesFor Media

Identity TheftWhat is it?

The illegal use of someone else’s personal information.

Types of Identity Theft Financial Medical Criminal Children Social Security

SAFETY ON THE INTERNET

Only give your SSN out when necessary

Check your credit report often

Do not carry around your Social Security Card

Be cautious of promotional scams/phishing on internet

Cancel all unused credit accounts

Shred all mail before putting in trash

Do not give personal information over the phone

How to Manage and Control Identity Theft

What is reputation management? A system of managing the reputation of an

existing company, new company, or one that needs advertising.

Online services monitor negative reviews, sarcasm, and comments and help to rebuild a companies worthy reputation.

Many businesses lose customers and money when false information is spread across social networks.

Reputation Management

Never submit password by an email

Always log off your computer when using

Make password and user name unique and different

Don’t store any passwords online

Password Protection

What is it? When a child, preteen, or teen, is

tormented, threatened, harassed, humiliated, embarrassed, or otherwise targeted by another child by the means of internet, interactive and digital technologies.

CYBERBULLYING

What is Cyberstalking? The use of the internet or other electronic

means to stalk or harass, an individual, a group, or an organization.

It can lead to criminal activities such as identity theft, and solicitation of minors.

CYBERSTALKING

What is a virus?• Computer program that can replicate itself and

spread from one computer to another. How to Prevent VIRUSES• Use antivirus software protection all the time• Install security patches• Use a firewall protection at all times• Secure your browser • Control your emails • Don’t fall victim of virus hoaxes• Don’t fall victim to internet scams

COMPUTER SAFETY

What are TROJAN HORSES? A common threat to your computer system and hides in

other programs that are harmless (utilities, games, and screen savors). Once they have been executed they give control of your computer to a hacker. It may destroy your computer.

How to Prevent• Update antivirus and security software often• Never download unauthorized

programs

TROJAN HORSES

What is a WORM?• Malicious software applications designed to spread via

computer networks. They are a form of malware.• Once installed on a computer, worms generate additional

email messages containing copies of the worm.• Biggest threat is its capability to replicate on your computer.• How to Prevent Update antivirus and security software regularly

WORMS

What is PHISHING?• A form of online identity theft in which fraudsters trick internet

users into submitting personal information to illegitimate websites.

How to Prevent Check personal bank statements often Only communicate personal information through secure websites Never email personal or financial information

PHISHING

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