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This document discusses copyright, plagiarism, and netiquette. It defines copyright as protection from copying provided by the US Constitution, and plagiarism as claiming another's work as your own. The document provides rules for netiquette to promote positive online conversations. It advises giving credit to original creators to avoid plagiarism charges or jail time, and following netiquette rules to connect respectfully with others online.
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- 1. By . Rico Johnson Sept 13,2012
- 2. • Copyright- Is A type of “protection from the US Constitution”. (It doesn't protect ideas ) • Plagiarism- To claim as your even though its not. • Netiquette – some rules to have positive conversation on the internet. What is Copyright , Netiquette and Plagiarism
- 3. • To watch for Copyright look for the “c” in a small circle . • Plagiarism can get you locked up think about the negative rephrase words but them in contractions' and do a reference page. ( Give the real maker Credit. ) • And Follow the Rules of Netiquette it will help you connect with people on the Internet. Ways to Avoid Copyright and Plagiarism
- 5. Sales Plagerism Goes to jail for copyright Nettiquie Regular people To see What’s Right
- 6. • You can be charged for this by the Owner of what you call yours • You can do time for this to you can get 1 to 5 years. All depends • But you cant go to jail for it or get charged in school It is mainly for you get profit for it but you would probably fail the class. • Some times if you steal someone's work and the person approves it you can use it . Plagiarism
- 7. • Remember the person’s name. • Don’t change the way your behavior online act the same as you would in real life. • Make yourself look good online.( Don’t be taking pictures without clothes half naked Some Of the embarrassing your self. • Respect people and they're privacy . If they Rules Of don’t want to give you there password don’t fuss with them . Netiquette • DON’T give personal info to people you don’t know are not that close to ex. Strangers , New friends ,Conman etc. . Main Rules Of Netiquette
- 8. • Copyright can be useful but can get you into tons of things . • Copyright is like a lock that the person who made the item can take credit for . • This can make you go in bankruptcy especially if the person you tried to steal from id famous and you are taking all there credit ( from 100 to 100,000 dollars ) • Watch For this will help you in the long run . Copyright .
- 9. • Matt – Bruh that picture The Money they get. go hard Sam- Imma print it out an Say we made this They're Mug Shots. This Happens.
- 10. These power point was about how we can prevent jail being sewed for some of the craziest things or charged. It was also about how to help you follow the rules of netiquette to help you connect with people on the World Wide Web. This is a serious matter that some people don’t take as a joke . There were some people that played around with the laws and they had punishment to . This Is Rico Johnson signing off . Summary
- 11. • Wikipedia.com/Copyright • http://www.plagiarism.org/ • www.albion.com/netiquette/corerules.html • I got my picture's from google. Reference page .