Computer Ethics-Task 3

Task 3- part 1- Study aides for test

Use the information below to help you study for the final computer ethics test.

Remember, you must get an 80% or higher on the test to finish Task 3!!!

Before taking the final test on computer ethics, make sure you study the following:

•know definition of ethics– what is it? how does it apply to computers?
•information technology
•copyright
•software privacy
•shareware
•plagiarism vs. fair used
•censorship
•defamation
•acts and organizations set up to deal with censorship and piracy
•e-mail- passwords, encryption, being safe
•computer virus
•make sure you know the true and false questions on the questions you already answered (make sure you understand WHY a statement is true or false)

 
PDF Version - Use only to print a worksheet from home. Appleworks Version Word Version
   
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Unit 2- Computer Ethics

Click here for a pdf version of the Task Sheet for this Unit
Task One - Partner/Individual
Task Two - Partner/Individual
Task Three -
Individually
Task Four - Individually
  1. Importance of computer ethics
  2. I Won't Get Caught
  3. Property
  4. Software Piracy
  5. 10 Big Myths
  6. Fair Use
  7. Censorship
  1. Privacy on Internet
  2. Passwords
  3. Plagiarism
  4. Rumor Mongering
  5. Viruses
  6. Computer Police
  7. 10 commandments
Computer Ethic Worksheets are below- Use only if you don't have a printed copy from Mr. Hurt
•Task 4 Multimedia project PDF

All pages collected and edited by Ron Brown and Brock Hurt. Originally created by Rick Williams. Excerpts from these pages taken from Internet & Computer Ethics for Kids, chapter 18, Rumor Mongering, written by Winn Schwartau.

It was Last Modified - Mon, 13, Oct, 2003, 09:57, AM