Digital Rights and Responsibilities

Made by: Blake, John, Brion, and Cody

-Plagiarism-Places to find copyrighted material with permission to use-Cyber bullying-Digital rights-Privacy-Rules for keeping your personal information private-Rights to use information-Example of stealing copyrighted material-Opinion/Expression of speech-Stealing personal information-Bibliography

Supporters were Beth K. and Jamie T.

Plagiarism is an act of stealing on the internet.

If you copy and paste from the Internet it is

plagiarism. Copyrighted material is music,

literature, photos, videos etc. that give the

producers exclusive rights to sell. No one can

use this material without permission.

Plagiarism

Places to find copyrighted material with

permission to use.

Creative Commons (music, video, photos)

Flickr (photos)

Jamendo (music)

Presentation on Cyber Bullying

* Click on the above movie to watch

Digital Rights

Privacy

Rights to use information

Opinion/Expression of speech

Digital privacy is an important right to keep. It

is being able to keep your personal information

away from predators. It also keeps you from

getting your identity stolen.

Privacy

Rules for keeping your personal information

privateNever share passwords or accounts with anyone

Never use a passwords such as a first or last name

Never give personal information such as where you

live out

Never give out your age

Always put in an answer to a question to keep

accounts safe

Never put your username as your password

Rights to use information

You have the rights to look at

information, study it, but never copy

it. Copying it would be breaking the

law and also would show how

untrustworthy and irresponsible you

are.

Examples of stealing copyrighted material

Videoing movies at a theatre and selling them

Taking pictures off of the internet and selling or using them as your own.

Downloading recorded music from illegal downloading sites.

Copying movies from a DVD.

Copying and pasting articles, web pages, or any written information and calling it your own.

Opinion/expression of speech You should always control yourself on what you say. On the internet you have time to write down what you want to say before you publish, send or upload. You have a responsibility to reread and edit what you say so that it sounds professional, clear, and is responsible.

If you publish confidential information online

for a company you are working at it is breaking

the law.

If you publish untrue facts that can

potentially hurt a person’s character it is also

illegal

Stealing Personal Information

BIBLIOGRAPHY

www.unc.edu/depts/wcweb/handouts/plagiarism.html

http://www.stopbullyingnow.hrsa.gov/adults/cyber-bullying.aspx