The document discusses proper netiquette and cybercrime laws. It provides 10 core rules of netiquette including remembering the human on the other side, respecting privacy and bandwidth, and avoiding flame wars. It explains that netiquette is based on real-world etiquette and encourages considerate online behavior. The document also defines intellectual property, copyright, trademarks and patents. It discusses factors for fair use and types of cybercrime like piracy and trademark infringement.

2. • Generated a list of proper Netiquette to be
used in the internet
• Applied the copyright law and other
cybercrime laws on a given set of
situations

3. • When you enter any new culture -- and cyberspace has its
own culture -- you're liable to commit a few social blunders.
You might offend people without meaning to. Or you might
misunderstand what others say and take offense when it's
not intended. To make matters worse, something about
cyberspace makes it easy to forget that you're interacting
with other real people -- not just ASCII characters on a
screen, but live human characters.

4. 1. Remember the human
2. Adhere to the same standards of behavior
online that you follow in real life
3. Know where you are in cyber space
4. Respect other people’s time and bandwidth
5. Make yourself look good online
The Core Rules of Netiquette are excerpted from the book Netiquette by Virginia Shea (Albion
Books, 1994).

5. 6. Share expert knowledge
7. Help keep flame wars under control
8. Respect other people’s privacy
9. Don’t abuse your power
10. Be forgiving of other people’s mistake
The Core Rules of Netiquette are excerpted from the book Netiquette by Virginia Shea (Albion
Books, 1994).

6. • Netiquette is based on real-world etiquette that states the acceptable
conduct in the Internet. It specifically tells us to follow rules in
different online communities, respect the rights over the works of
other people made available online, not to waste other people’s time,
offer help in any way, connect with people rather than make enemies,
and respect one’s privacy. It basically tells us to remember and
consider the human behind the technology. What you will not
normally do in the real world should not be done also in the Internet.

8. •Refers to the creations of the human mind such as
literary, scholarly, and artistic works which includes web
pages. Intellectual property rights protect individuals by
giving the creators property rights over their creations.

9. • Is a form of intellectual property
which specifically refers to
inventions, industrial designs,
trademarks, service marks, designs
of integrated circuits, commercial
names, and designations. Intellectual
property rights also protect the
creators from unfair competition.

14. • Associating a product or service with another
manufacturer or service provider
• Imitation of product or services logos
• Piracy

16. •Protects the form through which ideas are expressed.
• Ex. Books, pamphlets, periodicals, lectures, letters, dramatic
or musical compositions, drawings, paintings, architectures,
photographic and cinematographic works, illustrations,
maps, advertisements, computer programs, and other similar
original creations.

17. •Protection for inventions gives the
inventor monopoly over the idea
but during fixed numbers of years
which is usually 20 years.
•Inventions should be registered
and made public.
•The author is given the right to
control his original work such as
preventing copying and use by
others.

19. Factors to be Considered for Fair Use:
1. How the Material was used
2. The nature of the copyrighted material
3. The amount or importance of the part in relation to the whole copyrighted
material
4. The effect on the potential value of the copyrighted material

20. • Occurs when authors allow others to use their copyright
protected work for free. Abandonment may be restricted to
noncommercial use.
• Ex. General Public License (GPL) – allows others to use it
freely as long as they agree on stated conditions.

21. • Web pages are covered by copyright
• Linking a site is not always okay
• Posting or reporting of articles is not fair
• Free graphics is not free
• Free scripts have conditions

22. Cybercrime Law of the Philippines
•Republic Act No. 10175 -
https://www.officialgazette.gov.ph/2012/09/12
/republic-act-no-10175/

23. • Create a Reaction Paper regarding the Cyber Crime Law
• Submit a Computerized format in Short bond paper. (Max. of 2 Pages)
• Margin: 1 inch in all sides
• Font Size: 12 Font Type: Times New Roman
• Paragraph: Single Space
• Points of Discussion
• What are the provisions that you think it’s too much or too weak and need to be
changed.
• Do you Agree/Disagree in that Provision? Why?

24. • Use the same Web App (Bubbl.us). Create a Concept Map that will
explain the use of the internet such as how to interact with it and its
benefits from using it. The presentation should provide the following
information:
1. Technical and Software requirements – what kind of hardware
and setup, software, and services are needed?
2. Social and ethical requirements – what should be the general
attitude and issues to be avoided when using the internet?
3. Service Offered – what are the services and features of the Internet?
4. Benefits – How will you benefit from the use of the internet?

25. Technical & Software
requirements
Using the
Internet
Services offered by
the Internet
Benefits
Social and Ethical
requirements

26. • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wl9InWYntac
• Go to bubbl.us website
• Open the link above for tutorial.
• Save your file by Export then select .jpg or .png format.
• Upload in mvle.

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