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1 Adapted by Melinda Buterbaugh Teacher Librarian

2  Be polite when you are sending messages to people.  Treat other people the way you would like to be treated.  Think before you hit the “send” command. The things you text or email could hurt someone.

3  If someone forgets to log out, log out for them.  Leave other people’s files alone.  Treat other people the way you would like to be treated.

4  Be careful to “log out” of sites you have signed into.  Be a good Cyber Citizen: If someone forgets to log out, log out for them.

5  Illegal gambling and fraud are examples of using a computer to steal.  Using your computer as place to store illegal or stolen information is wrong.  Using email or texting to plan crimes is wrong.

6  “False witness” means telling lies about people.  Be considerate of other people’s feelings. Don’t spread rumors.

7  “Software” is a term for computer programs. Software allows you to do things on the computer.  Examples are video games, media players like iTunes, and word processing programs like MS Word.  “Open source” and “shareware” are free and OK to use.

8  “Authorization” means permission.  “Computer resources” are people’s hardware (the computer) and software (the programs).  If it’s not yours, ASK first.

9  “Intellectual output” can be books, artwork, music, films, magazine articles, video games.  “Appropriate” means copying other people’s work and passing it off as your own. If you do use someone else’s work, cite your source.  My sources for this lesson are cited at the very end of this slide show.

10  If you create a computer program that helps others steal or do anything against the law, you have done wrong.  Hacking is wrong. Examples of hacking are shutting down or defacing web sites and creating and sending viruses.

11  The computer is a wonderful tool.  There are lots of positive ways to use a computer. Can you think of some?

12  “Ten Commandments of Cyber Ethics.” The Cyber Citizen Partnership. 10 Jun. 2010 http://cybercitizenship.org/ethics/command ments.html http://cybercitizenship.org/ethics/command ments.html  “What Is Cyber Crime?” The Cyber Citizen Partnership. 10 Jun. 2010 http://www.cybercitizenship.org/crime/crime.html http://www.cybercitizenship.org/crime/crime.html


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