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This document discusses several topics related to computer ethics including plagiarism, copyright, and netiquette. Plagiarism involves copying others' work and passing it off as your own, which can result in serious consequences like failing grades or job termination. Copyright protects original creative works from being used without permission. Netiquette refers to polite and respectful online behavior, such as using appropriate language and not insulting others. The document emphasizes avoiding plagiarism, following copyright rules, and interacting respectfully online.
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Acceptable Use Policy
Respect for equipment
Show respect and care for handling of all equipment
Leave computer settings where you found them.
Respect for yourself
You will be held responsible for information viewed, received and sent.
Take responsibility for your own messages.
Always represent yourself on the internet. Never pretend to be another person.
If you accidently find any inappropriate material, leave the site immediately and do not
reveal the site to any other student. You must tell the teacher.
Internet safety
Never give personal information about yourself, friends, your school or home to
strangers on the internet.
Anti-bullying
Do not use the computers or internet in any way that would disrespect others.
No harassment will be allowed. Harassment is defined as the persistent annoyance of
another user.
Use only appropriate language. No profanity or obscene language.
Offensive or derogatory language is not allowed.
No personal attacks
No attacks on social, ethnic or religious groups.
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them the credit. Do not plagiarize. Do not illegally copy software.
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Taking away computer privilages
Suspension from classroom
Suspension from school
Recommendation of expulsion
Possible legal prosecution
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I give my child_____________________permission to have supervised access to
the internet. I understand that if my child does not follow the rules, he/she
may be subject to
1. suspension from computer use
2. suspension from classroom
3. suspension from school
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Parent name(printed)__________________________________________________________
Parent signature_______________________________________________________________
Date______________________________________________________________________
Acceptable Use Policy
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Respect for yourself
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Internet safety
· Never give personal information about yourself, friends, your school or home to strangers on the internet.
Anti-bullying
· Do not use the computers or internet in any way that would disrespect others.
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- 1. COMPUTER ETHICS By: Alexis Moss
- 2. PLAGIARISM Plagiarism is when you copy words from other people and use it as your own. If the Author finds out, you could get into serious trouble. When your working in a office or another business and you do this, you can risk being fired from your job.
- 3. PLAGIARISM IN SCHOOL In school if you plagiarize... 1. You will get a failing grade. 2. The teachers wont trust you anymore because of what you did.
- 4. COPYRIGHT If you are doing a project in school and you take pictures or phrases from the Internet and it says copyright then you cant use it unless you ask the person who did it, can you use it. You can’t copy other people’s work that’s wrong. You should use your own ideas be creative.
- 5. AGAINST COPYRIGHT Do not copyright Be creative. Don’t use other people’s work. What’s the point of using nobody cares about, if it looks good or not. Stop copyrighting.
- 6. NETIQUETTE Use good behavior on the internet. For sites you have don’t post bad things on it.
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- 10. REFERENCES Eclectic: Sunday Salon, Plagiarism or Creativity (2010) http://www.eclectic-eccentric.com/2010/04/sunday-salon-plagiarism-or- creativity.html Random Ravings: Copyright or Censoring (2012) http://rrvs.blogspot.com/2012/08/copyright-and-censoring.html Netiquette & Truth about the Net ( No Date) http://bhscybersafety.wikispaces.com/Netiquette+%26+Truth+about+t he+Net