1. Respect the Work of Others Alabama Course of Study Technology Education Objective 9

2. Respect Definition of respect – To take notice of; to regard with special attention; to regard as worthy of special consideration; hence, to care for; to heed.

3. Should you touch things that belong to someone else without asking permission? No! Should you tear up something that someone else has made? No! Do you have permission to use anything (pencil, paper, coat, book, computer project…) that belongs to somebody else? No!

4. How do I show respect while using the computer? The computer belongs to the school. Get permission first before you turn it on or off. The computer belongs to the school. Get permission first before you turn it on or off. Never try to fix a problem on the computer – even if you know for sure whats wrong and you know how to fix it. Always ask a teacher for help! Never try to fix a problem on the computer – even if you know for sure whats wrong and you know how to fix it. Always ask a teacher for help! Printers also belong to the school. Only print with permission! Printers also belong to the school. Only print with permission!

5. How do I show respect for the work of others? Never open a file that someone else has worked on without permission. Never open a file that someone else has worked on without permission. Never change or move a file that belongs to someone else. Never change or move a file that belongs to someone else. Never, never, never delete a file if it belongs to someone else! Never, never, never delete a file if it belongs to someone else!

6. Do you know the answer? Can I turn the computer on without asking? Can I turn the computer on without asking? Can I open someone elses file? Can I open someone elses file? Can I change their work, even if I have a better idea? Can I change their work, even if I have a better idea? If I think someone is through with his work can I throw it away without permission? If I think someone is through with his work can I throw it away without permission? Great Job!