1. OCR Nationals - Unit 8 E-commerce – go to slide 11

2. Outline of Unit 8 Investigate how e-commerce has affected the way people buy goods and services Investigate one e-commerce website Understand legal and moral issues in the digital age

3. Get your Marks Pass, Merit and Distinction (top of task sheet) Understand and think before you write Usually the more in depth you write, with examples relating to the criteria - the higher the grade

4. Introduction What is in technology? What is Innovation in technology? Broken down into categories of Broken down into categories of technologies Big business use technology to change the way people live, work and play. Big business use technology to change the way people live, work and play. For e.g. E-commerce Times are changing - new inventions all the time - what can you imagine?

5. Categories of Technology Internet - email, www, messenger, chat rooms Communication - Mobiles, Vid Conf, info points Entertainment - games consoles, mp3 players, digital tv Mobile access - laptop, PDA, Wifi, Sat Nav Data Capture - digital camera, voice recorder, scanner Financial transactions - ATM, EPOS, Smart card

6. Convergence Technology Categories are merging together Mobile Phones - Good Example iPhone - Internet, video, YouTube, facebook, diary, email, phones, text messaging, music, pictures.

7. Innovations in ICT Identify one ‘new’ or ‘latest’ innovation in ICT and describe: Purpose Extent to which it achieves its purpose how it works benefits and limitations

8. How things have moved on: Video - on-demand TV / Sky+ / Sky HD / Virgin Internet - Social networking / e-business / e-learning Phones - All in one devices (such as iPhone or Nokia N95) Computers - Apple Macintosh / Blogs/Podcasting/Videos/Music Production/Photos Task 2: page 5

9. Define E-commerce Investigate how e-commerce has affected the way people buy goods and services What is ? Find 4 examples of e- commerce sites on the Internet - screen grabs What is E-commerce? Find 4 examples of e- commerce sites on the Internet - screen grabs Explain how it has affected: o Choice, location, convenience, cost and o flexibility

10. E-commerce... Classed as the sale of goods or services to consumers using the internet Growth of computers has exploded Traditional companies are now selling on-line New companies are solely internet companies Cost savings, transaction credit card/paypal

11. Ecommerce concerns... Security issues / Personal data /card details E-mail scams / Pirated goods Viruses can be downloaded Quality of goods delivered Delivery status (timescales) Investigate an e-commerce website

12. Buyer Simulation as a buyer Browse the store, product classifications, keyword, customer reviews. Investigate key site features. Take screen shots of key ecommerce elements Locate where you would need to register on the site as a buyer, screen shot this.

13. Credit card features

14. Seller Locate where you would log in as a seller Investigate orders, campaigns, promos, bundles, coupons, products, product categories, manufactures, product reviews, users and logs. Use screen-prints and annotate them in MS Word to illustrate your findings.

15. Ebay Look at this web site as a Seller – what potential is there for spotting criminal activity? Look at this web site as a Seller – what potential is there for spotting criminal activity? List them in your Word file List them in your Word file

16. Legal and Moral Issues Cover at least one form of legislation and how it relates to the music shop (use examples) Cover at least one form of legislation and how it relates to the music shop (use examples) Information about the chosen act/law What it includes and what it protects How it applies to the music shop Main recommendation to the managing director What are the implications if you do not comply

17. Laws relating to IT Legislation governs many aspects of the use of computers with organisations and it is the responsibility of the organisations to ensure that the legislation is implemented Data Protection Act 1984 Copyright Designs and Patents Act of 1988

18. The Data Protection Act Exists to protect the privacy of individuals, its main areas of concerns being: Data and information should be secure Private, personal and other data should be accurate Data should be stored and not misused

19. Copyright Law Copyright law gives creators rights to control the ways in which their material may be used. Rights cover broadcast and public performance, copying, adapting, issuing, renting or lending copies to the public. copyright occurs whenever an individual or company creates a work. Interpretation is related to the independent creation rather than the idea behind the creation.

20. Present your Findings Present your research on the Data Protection Act, the Misuse of Computers Act, the Copyright Act Refer to moral issues – how do you feel about your rights?