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Citizenshipin an e-World

Johnston Community School District

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"Character is what

you do when no one

is watching."

Citizenship = Character

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Digital Citizenship

the responsible use of technology,

including ethics, etiquette,

security and responsibility

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Establishing e-Habits

Why would people demonstrate less

citizenship while using technology and

online tools?

Online, people can feel invisible and

capable of doing things they normally

wouldn't do in person or in public - things

that they know might be wrong.

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Digital Ethics

1. Positively communicate, share and contributeto society

2. Use in a respectful manner

3. Use courteously in communication4. Avoid harming others

5. Share network resources

6. Be honest and trustworthy

7. Honor property rights and copyrights

8. Give proper credit for intellectual property

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Digital Etiquette

Am I aware of others when I use technology?Or them of me?

Digital Etiquette: electronic standards ofconduct or protocol

Users need to realize how their use of

technology affects others.

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What do you think?

Should people answer a cell phone while

having a face-to-face conversation with

someone?

Should students use text messaging to

send messages during class?

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Digital Etiquette in

Communication Am I using technology appropriately when I

communicate with others?

Digital Communication: electronic exchangeof information

All users of digital technologies need to

understand the rules and options when usingdigital communication.

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Digital Security

How do I protect my technology in a digitalsociety? How do I protect myself?

Digital Security (self-protection): takingnecessary precautions to guarantee electronicdigital safety and self safety

All users of digital technologies need tounderstand and be able to protect themselvesand equipment from harm.

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What do you think?

Is it OK for users to share usernames and

passwords?

What happens if security isnt adequate on

a server?

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Digital Security in Commerce

Am I aware of the opportunities and problemsassociated with purchasing items usingtechnology.

Digital Commerce: electronic buying andselling of goods

Users need to be more aware of how topurchase goods and services through digitalformats.

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What do you think?

What safety precautions need to be in

place when purchasing goods online?

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Digital Responsibility

When I use technology, am I being responsible?

Digital Responsibility: electronic responsibility

for actions and deeds which is either ethical orunethical

All users of digital technologies need to beaccountable for how they use digitaltechnologies.

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What do you think?

What are some strategies that companies

or schools can put in place to hold users

accountable and responsible?

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Computer Crime

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Department of Justice categorizes

computer crime in three ways:

1. The computer as a target - attacking thecomputers of others (spreading viruses is anexample).

2. The computer as a weapon - using a computerto commit "traditional crime" that we see in thephysical world (such as fraud or illegalgambling).

3. The computer as an accessory - using acomputer as a "fancy filing cabinet" to storeillegal or stolen information.

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Hackers

Hackers invade privacy

Hackers destroy property" in the form of

computer files or records

Hackers injure other computer users by

destroying information systems

Hackers crash systems that cause them tomalfunction and not work

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Pirates

Computer "Pirates" steal intellectual

property

Copyright violations have civil and criminal

remedies

Sue for money to cover loss of sales

Jail or fine paid to the government due to

infringement for gain

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Copy/PasteIs it Plagiarism?

Plagiarism refers to the taking and using of

someone else's words or ideas and

passing them off as your own.

It is dishonest, unethical and can be

illegal.

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Copyright Laws

Music 30 seconds or 10% of song

Graphics

Clipart free sites; do not alter images Audio

10% or 30 seconds

Text

10% of works; exact text in a project needs to be cited

See Brief Notes: Multimedia Copyright document (on website)

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Presentation Citation

Cyberethics for Teachers: A lesson plan outline.

http://www.cybercrime.gov/rules/lessonplan1.htm October 18, 2007.

United States Department of Justice: Computer Crime and Intellectual

Property Section. http://www.cybercrime.gov/cyberethics.htm October 18,2007.

The Cyber Citizen Partnership. http://www.cybercitizenship.org/October 18,

2007.

Digital Citizenship. http://coe.ksu.edu/digitalcitizenship/index.htmOctober 18,

2007.

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