R U Digital Literate?

Digital Citizenship

How important is...

Very!

• Don't save your log in info
• Don't leave your computer unattended
• Erase your tracks (use 'inprivate' browsing)
• Watch for over-the-shoulder snoops
• Don't use a public computer for sensitive information

Be aware there are risks
and predators lurking
on the NET

Safe social networking starts with:

• Don't give in to peer pressure.
• Don't publish your address, phone number, etc.
• Pick a username that doesn't include personal info.
• Use strong passwords.
• Only allow 'friends' to view your profile.

Netiquette

Copyright laws were established not to give the author the right to deny their work to other people, but instead to encourage its creation.

Rules of Copyright and Fair Use

• Consider these factors for each item you want to copy:
• Is the copy for nonprofit educational purposes? If so, generally permitted.
• Creative? The more creative and less factual, the more it is protected.
• A publication cannot be copied in large portion or it's entirety.
• Sales of the original work should not be effected by the 'copying'

Plagiarism is to steal/use as ones' own without giving credit.

The most common types are:

• Clone
• Control-C
• Find-Replace
• Retweet
• Recycle

In summary:

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