Code of Conduct By Leo Coroneos

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Code of Conduct By Leo Coroneos “Contribute to copyright, ethics and privacy in an ICT environment” – Code of Conduct (oral presentation by Leo Coroneos, 8 March 2017)

Copyright and Intellectual Property Privacy Code of Ethics Contents Copyright and Intellectual Property Privacy Code of Ethics Three components of this oral presentation, as listed above

An overview of my Code of Conduct as it applies to South Regional TAFE Introduction An overview of my Code of Conduct as it applies to South Regional TAFE Question and answer sections (x2) Hand-out: South Regional TAFE Code of Conduct (to pass around class) Pictures/photos relevant to topics at hand Dot points which I will expand on during presentation What will this presentation be about?

My approach to this subject Legislation cited question section #1 Please take a quick look at the handout I am passing around the class and ask any relevant questions that come to mind. Suggested topics for questions include: My approach to this subject Legislation cited What other documents may be referenced in this Code How the policy applies to us as students References/sources Further information? “Enthusiastic and proactive approach” Legislation cited: Copyright Act 1968; Privacy Act 1988 No other documents referenced in this Code of Conduct Policy applies to everything we do in class, during breaks and while otherwise attending SR TAFE. For further information, consult lecturer or do research online.

Copyright and ip

Respect copyrights of software Duties of lecturers: Copyright and ip Duties of students: Back up data Do not plagiarise Respect copyrights of software Duties of lecturers: Use copyrighted materials according to “fair dealing” provisions of law Store students’ work safely and securely Respect copyright and IP of students Etc.

privacy Privacy is an important topic nowadays, when privacy concerns are more prevalent than ever, e.g. regarding online transactions, social media, images, email, work documents and records, and other data.

Personal information collected using only lawful and fair means Privacy Records about students are kept for specific lengths of time depending on the type of information they contain (see Department of Education Policies under Records Management) Personal information collected using only lawful and fair means Individuals must consent to disclosure of information or be “reasonably aware” of its possible disclosure to organisations or relevant parties Records to be kept securely and for no longer than required Disputes to be handled by SR TAFE’s HR department Refer to printed copy of Code of Conduct where necessary

Code of ethics

Bullying and harassment Cheating and plagiarism (cf. Copyright and IP) Code of ethics Alcohol and drugs Smoking Bullying and harassment Cheating and plagiarism (cf. Copyright and IP) Confidentiality Commitment to learning

Question section #2

CONCLUSION