What an amazing journey we are on, discovering all the ways technology can help us to learn more, share more, and become more. There is something new and exciting around every bend.
Create a post on Digital Law (copyright issues), Digital Communication (Internet Safety), or Digital Etiquette (bullying/cyberbullying) based on our discussion and videos. Refer to the notes on the class wikispace.
Your post should include:
An appropriate title
An introduction
At least three important concepts you learned about the topic. (Numbered or bulleted) These should be clearly explained.
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Hello, today I am going to be talking about "digital etiquette." Digital Etiquette is bullying/cyberbullying. It can really hurt someone emotionally and physically. Below are somethings that children and teens:
>Children/ Teens have commited sucide.
>Children/Teens have left the schools because of bulling-or have lied and said that they have not been bullied.
>Some children and teens have said that they haven't been bullied and they really are being bullied... when you know that you are being bullied tell someone immediatley!!!
If you want to know more information on being bullied go to this website/ click the bold letters below "digital etiquette".
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Ditgital Etiquette is bullying/cyberbulling. Bullting/cyberbullying is a very serious matter, and can lead to really hurting someone physicaly or/and emotionally. Down below are some things that happen to kids who are being bullyed/cyberbullied:
-Some teens/children have comitted suicide.
-Left school because of bullies.
- Have been emotionally hurt or physically hurt.
That is why cyberbulling/bullying is a serious dangerous matter. For more information on cyberbulling/bullying click here.
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In our world today communicating has reached new levels such as talking on social networking sites, or texting. Here are a couple of things you should know while talking on the internet:
#1.) If you are talking to someone on a social networking site never list personal information such as your name, age, adress,etc. even if you know the person you are talking to other people can see your whole conversation.
#2.) If you have an E-mail account and someone sends you a e-mail that says mean things about you or about someone else show your parents.
#3.) If you have a account on a social networking site never upload a picture or you or your friends, because people can change what is happening in the picture.
Those were some tips on how to keep yourself safe while your on the internet, to learn more visit this website about Digital Citizenship.
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Hello! Today my teacher gave me an assignment to tell you guys about bullying and how it can affect you.
~The first thing I can tell you, is that, the second you start to feel bullied you should go tell an adult ,you should never wait until it is too late.
~Some bullying incidents can lead to kids committing suicide.Also, ever think you could be the bully??? Bullying is not just pushing and shoving,it can also be leaving someone out or gossiping.
~The definition of bullying is to use "browbeating" language or behavior. Bullying can ruin lives and does every day.
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Here are three things I learned about digital citizenship and copyright laws... 1)A copyright allows people to not copy your work unless they have your permission to do so. 2)A copyright lasts a lifetime and one hundred years after you die. 3)Once work goes into the public domain anyone can use it and call it thier own. Those are the topics I learned about copyright laws/digital citizenship.Here is a link to the digital citizenship website!
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Hello I'm here to tell you three things I learned about digital citizenshop.
- Don't copyright . Copyright is a permanent law that can be seen or heard that only the owner has right tio use.
- Don't plagiarise. Plagiarism is using someones words and not saying they are from someone else. If you do not no what to say put it in quotation marks.
-Public Domain. Public domain is that is copyrighted that is free and for anyones use.
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These are some things that I've learned about cyberbullying. Please never bully anyone. Think about how you would feel if you were being bullied. For more information about Digital Citizenship, please click here! Thank you for reading, and please post a comment below.
*If ever cyberbullied, take a screen shot and show a trusted adult. Never reply to the bully.
*Cyberbulling can be more serious than you think, It has led kids to go in a state of depression, and even commit suicide.
*Cyberbulling can take place on all sorts of websites and programs, such as:
-Facebook
-MySpace
-Email
-Texting
-IM
Never bully anyone. It is a terrible thing to do.
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There are dangers when you are posting something that you copied off of somebody else's work,It's called copyrighting.Copyrighting can get you in a lot of trouble, it is when you take another persons work without their permission and posting it somewhere.People can easly copyright something, you can copright: Videos,Music,Pictures,Books,or Blogs.Copyrighting can last for 14 years then it will go into the public domain and anyone can use it.If you are going to take something use Fair Use.Fair Use is when you ask for permission to copy something and use it for a good thing.Copyrighting is a very dangerous thing and nobody,s work should be taken.
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Cyberbulling has been a big problem for kids and teenagers for awhile. These are the three things I have learned about cyberbullying and bullying:
1.Bullying and cyberbullying are different from each other cyberbullying is when you bully someone over texting or on the computer.
2.Bulllying is when you bully a person physically or just by telling it to their face . 3.If in anyway you feel like you are being bullied make sure you tell a teacher or a parent right away. Any type of bulllying is bad just make sure you aren't the one getting bullied.
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This is what I learned about dgital law. I learned that copyright is a law. Copyright is the pemanently fixed work that can be seen. It is forbidden to copy off the owner's work without permission. Always copyright with permission. Digital Citizenship website
Digital Etiquette is inappropriate "behavior" online (example: cyber bullying). Being mean to someone online is cyber bullying and it can be very serious sometimes. Cyber bullies only bully people online because it makes them feel stronger because it's kind of like protection for them than to do it face to face with the actual person who's being bullied. If the bullying gets very serious and if no one's around to see it then copy it and print it to show your guardian, never hide it from your parents because the person who is bullying you is not going to get what they deserve.
The point is that is you bully someone then there always will be a consequence so you should never do it.
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Here are some tips on how you can be part of your digital community and follow the laws. Following the lwas of Copyright is very important and everyone should know about them so you don't get caught for doing something that you didn't know was wrong. Here are three tips:
Do not copy free music online or from a friend. That is not good and instead you should just pay for it. You could be fined for a lot of money if you do.
If you want to use someone's information for a project make sure you use quotations for the site. Ask the person you are getting the information from if you can use it. After saying that you got the information from someone else say your own thoughts about what you think about it.
You are allowed to borrow some copyrighted information through fair use so that you can teach about it, but make sure to take the right amount. If you take too much information you could get in trouble and have to pay a fine. Also, do not change the information when you take it because it is someone else's.
Copyright is a very important concept to know about so that you don't get in trouble for anything you take online. Be careful and if you don't know if you can copy something online the best thing to do is don't take it. If you want to learn more about Copyright and about The Digital Citizenship Laws click here.
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Hi, I am here to talk about the importance of Digital Communication. You always have to be careful when communicating online, especially on social networking sites or chat rooms. It's always a good idea to use caution when talking to strangers. If you post anything, like a picture, all someone has to do to spread it all over the internet is copy, paste, and repost. They can also distort your image and make you look like someone your not. Also, if you get a social networking account, be careful who visits your page. If someone teases you, tell you parents and block them. If you'd feel safer, you can also make your page visible to friends. But even then, remember your friends can share your personal pictures and data. See more information here.
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The three things that I learned about copyright are:
1. Copyright lasts a lifetime.
2. Copyright is permanently fixed work that anyome can see or hear.
3. Music, books, dance, plays, and movies can all be copyrighted.
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There are laws in the computer that you would need to know so you won't get in troble.1.do not take copy righted information without permission.2.do not send bad messeges anyone because you can't be deleted in the internet.3.Make sure that you do not go on web sites that you do not know.
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