This document defines key terms and concepts related to computers, technology, ethics, and the internet. It discusses empowerment and technology, defines platforms and different types of websites. It also covers computer ethics topics like privacy, integrity, and controlling access to resources. The document then discusses issues around globalization, laws, business, and the information rich/poor divide. It provides an overview of the internet and how it has evolved from Web 1.0 to 2.0 to 3.0. It also outlines strengths and weaknesses of internet research.

4. • Empowerment - to give power or authority to;
authorize, especially by legal or official means.
• Technology - machinery and equipment
developed from the application of scientific
knowledge.

5. Terms:
• A platform is a group of technologies that are used
as a base upon which other applications, processes
or technologies are developed.
• Dynamic Web - contains information that changes,
depending on the viewer, the time of the day, the
time zone, the viewer's native language, and other
factors.

6. • Static web - contains information that does not
change. It remains the same, or static, for every
viewer of the site.

8. • a structured set of data held in a computer, especially
one that is accessible in various ways.

10. Computer Ethics
• Narrow view:
apply traditional ethical to issues regarding the use of computer
technology
• Very Broad view:
Also include: standards of professional practice, codes of
conduct, aspects of computer law, public policy, corporate
ethics

11. Computer Ethics Topics
Computers in the Workplace
Computer Crime
Privacy and Anonymity
Intellectual Property
Professional Responsibility
Globalization
The Metaethics of Computer Ethics

12. Computers in the Workplace
• LOST JOBS: Economic incentives to
replace humans with computerized
devices are very high
• NEW JOBS: Computer industry already
has generated a wide variety of new
jobs
• ALTERED JOBS:
– “deskilling”
– New skilled jobs

13. • Privacy and confidentiality
 Integrity
 Unimpaired service
 Consistency
 Controlling access to resources

14. Privacy and confidentiality

15. Integrity -- assuring that data and programs are
not modified without proper authority

16. Unimpaired service
• not reduced or weakened in strength,
quality, etc

18. Controlling access to resources

19. $50 million identity
theft

20. • Free Software Foundation - software
ownership should not be allowed at all.
• One can own the following aspects of a
program:
– source code
– object code
– algorithm
– look and feel

23. GLOBALIZATION
“Computer ethics” evolving into “global
information ethics”
Global Laws
Global Cyber business
Global Education
Information Rich and Information
Poor

24. Global Laws

25. Global Cyber business

26. Global Education

30. -It is simply the net;
- it is a large computer network that is made up of
thousand network worldwide.
-and World Wide Web (WWW)

31. World Wide Web (WWW)
• It is one of the services available on the Internet that
allows you to get information about anything and
everything ( text, image and more) from any web site
anywhere in the world to your computer

32. • is often called the Information
Superhighway.

33. Superhighway of Data.
Data means it is an information in terms of computer.

35. • become a major source of information.

36. - major means of communication and
platforms for information-based
services.

37. • electronic mail or e-mail

38. • Internet relay chat (IRC) or chat

39. • Online games, Social Network &
blogging

41. • It is owned by private companies or
funded by government of some
countries.
• Philippines are linked to the US-japan
backbone in terms of using internet.

43. • Web 1.0
• Web 2.0
• Web 3.0

44. Web 1.0
•It is the “readable” phrase of the
World Wide Web with flat data.
•Limited interaction between sites
and web users.

46. Example of web 1.0

47. the second stage of development of the World Wide Web,
characterized especially by the change from static web
pages to dynamic or user-generated content and the growth
of social media.
WEB 2.0

48. Web 2.0
• It is the “writable” phrase of the World
Wide Web with interactive data.
• Unlike Web 1.0, Web 2.0 facilitates
interaction between web users and
sites, so it allows users to interact more
freely with each other.

49. Examples of web 2.0

50. Web 3.0
• is defined as the creation of high-
quality content and services produced by
gifted individuals using Web 2.0
technology as an enabling platform.
• Has 3D features , can interact with
users, and other enhanced features.

51. Example of web 3.0

55. What is Internet research?
• Practice of gathering information from
the internet that can help you
• Practice of properly using the ideas of
others without copying it.

56. Internet Research Strength

57. Easy Communication

58. Comparatively Inexpensive and Quick Dispersion of Information:

59. Wealth of Information

60. Sending E-mail Messages and Receiving
Feedbacks

61. Internet Research
Weakness

62. information overload

63. content and services of customers can
be affected

64. will adversely affect the system’s
utility for others.

65. no standards, that is, no process to
check information accurately

66. • theft of personal information and
misuse of this information is in
abundance.

67. virus threat.

68. Information is not arranged according to system and no
index format.

69. Fees for the information