Digital Citizenship Sonya McGraw June 2, 2014

Netiquette WHAT IS IT? n Set of rules for proper behavior among people on the Internet.

WHY USE NETIQUETTE? n Internet can be a great source for learning and games but there are rules for safety.

*Rules for Netiquette* n Never put last name, address, password, phone number, school name, hometown, photos of yourself, your location at a given time or day n If someone tries to contact you on the web, notify a parent or adult immediately n - Share with your parents what websites you visit and tell them why you visit them n - Nothing you write on the Internet is private n - Never meet your “online” friends in person n - Make sure to think before you post. You always want to posts to be appropriate and non-offensive n - Only use websites that your teacher tells you to use n - Do not use bad words

Copyright  Federal law  Protects work created by you or anyone else from being copied, changed, or used without permission.  Protects work created by you or anyone else from being copied, changed, or used without permission.  When you create something like a story, photograph, poem, song, or drawing, it belongs to you and others have to get your permission to use it.  When you create something like a story, photograph, poem, song, or drawing, it belongs to you and others have to get your permission to use it.

Fair Use Is any copying of copyrighted material done for a limited and “transformative” purpose, such as to comment upon, criticize, or parody a copyrighted work

Guidelines for Copyright and Fair Use studen studen

Plagiarism  When you use someone else's words or ideas and pass them off as your own.  Latin for “kidnapping”  Kidnapping is stealing a person  Plagiarism is stealing a person’s ideas or writing.

Safety On the Web n It can be dangerous n Check with parents and teachers before accessing any website. n Internet Safe Websites for Students – ge/9580 On Your Computer n Get a virus protection software. n Keep updated n Use strong passwords.

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