computer etiquettes

1. ETIQUETTE
S
GRADE 7 COMPUTER I LESSON 2

2. COMPUTER ETHICS
deals with placing a “value” on
acts according to whether they
are “good” or “bad”.

3. COMPUTER ETHICS
an application of classical ethical
principles to the use of computer
technology. These rules have been
established as a result of consensus
in society and are written into laws. It
guides the computer professionals in

4. COMPUTER ETHICS

5. COMPUTER ETHICS
•Privacy disturbs trust and runs the risk of
diluting or losing security; it shows
disrespect to the law and violation of ethical
principles. Data privacy is about access,
use, and collection of data, and the data
subject’s legal right to the data. People do
not realize how vulnerable information

6. COMPUTER ETHICS
•Physical Property
•Intellectual property (in both copyright
and patent). Respect appropriate laws
and copyrights.
•Data as property

7. COMPUTER ETHICS
•Obey access to
computing technology
•Access to data

8. COMPUTER ETHICS
•Accuracy of
Information stored.

9. COMPUTER ETHICS
Watch the video clip
and pay attention to
the situation portrayed
in the video clip.

10. COMPUTER ETHICS

11. COMPUTER ETHICS
1. What is the video clip all
about?
2. Is it ethical to copy one’s
file and delete the original
file of the other person?
Why?

12. COMPUTER ETHICS
THE 10
COMMANDMENTS OF
COMPUTER ETHICS

13. COMPUTER ETHICS

14. COMPUTER ETHICS
THE 10
COMMANDMENTS OF
1. Thou shalt not use a
computer to harm other
people

15. COMPUTER ETHICS
THE 10
COMMANDMENTS OF
2. Thou shalt not interfere
with other people’s
computer work

16. COMPUTER ETHICS
THE 10
COMMANDMENTS OF
3. Thou shalt not snoop
around in other people’s
files

17. COMPUTER ETHICS
THE 10
COMMANDMENTS OF
4. Thou shalt not use
a computer to steal

18. COMPUTER ETHICS
THE 10
COMMANDMENTS OF
5. Thou shalt not use a
computer to bear false
witness

19. COMPUTER ETHICS
THE 10
COMMANDMENTS OF
6. Thou shalt not use or
copy software for which
you have not paid

20. COMPUTER ETHICS
THE 10
COMMANDMENTS OF
7. Thou shalt not use other
people’s computer resources
without authorization

21. COMPUTER ETHICS
THE 10
COMMANDMENTS OF
8. Thou shalt not appropriate
other people’s intellectual
output

22. COMPUTER ETHICS
THE 10
COMMANDMENTS OF
9. Thou shalt think about the
social consequences of the
program you write

23. COMPUTER ETHICS
THE 10
COMMANDMENTS OF
10. Thou shalt use a computer
in ways that show consideration
and respect

24. COMPUTER ETHICS
List your own version of the
10 commandments of
computer ethics.
Submit your output in a 1
whole sheet of pad paper.