Computer ethics
introduction
and directions
You are now ready to begin the Computer
Ethics and Internet Safety standard.
Learning Objective
for this standard:
-
When you have
completed this standard you will be able to demonstrate
legal and ethical behaviors when working with information
and technology resources. These resources include, but
are not limited to print, CD, software use and software
programs and the Internet.
- In addition you will be able
to discuss with your fellow students, your teachers and your
parents the consequences of misuse of these resources.
Directions:
Listed below are the grading criteria
for this standard. Please review the criteria.
When you have finished reviewing the
criteria you will:
- Click the mouse on the Back
to Main Page link found at the top of this
page.
- Ask the teacher for the grading sheet--you
will keep this sheet in your notebook.
- Ask the teacher for the level 1 questions.
- The answers to these questions will
be found in the 14 sections listed under Contents.
- Read the material and answer the questions
and remember that you will be taking a test upon the completion
of this material.
When you have completed all of Level
1 and taken the test you will then proceed to Level 2.
Computer
Ethics Grading
To achieve a
grade of “C” each student must complete the following:
Complete all readings
and questions found in the Computer and Internet Ethics basic
requirements.
Pass the final Computer Ethics test with a minimum grade of 70%.
To achieve a grade of “B” a
student must complete the work prescribed for a C and in addition
must complete the following:
Complete 3 ethics web site reviews
and achieve a passing grade of a minimum of 22 points for B
and 27 for A for each summary. (Rubric Available)
Complete a computer ethics Poster and achieve a passing grade of a minimum
of 24 points for B and 27 for A. (Rubric Available)
To achieve a grade of “A” a
student must complete all of the work prescribed for a grade
of C and B and in addition must complete the following:
Complete a Multimedia computer ethics
project and achieve a grade of 37 points (34 points for a B).
(Rubric Available)
Note: A minimum grade of C must be attained
in order for a student to move on to the next Tech Lab Standard.