1. Digital Citizen Project By: Frances Murphey Technology and Education

2. Netiquette on Social Media Sites  Netiquette is the etiquette rules for behavior when communicating on the internet.  Netiquette should be used in emails, blogs, twitter, facebook, websites and presentations.

3. Netiquette Do’s  Use appropriate language  Respect others privacy  Use appropriate emotions  Include a subject line

4. Netiquette Don’ts  Do not reply to or forward spam  Do not use sarcasm  Do not use “screaming” sentences typed in all caps.  Do not copy everyone on each message

5. Copyright & Fair Use  Copyright – a legal concept enforced by the government that gives the person who came up with the work rights to it. Gives the creator the right to be credited for their work.  Fair Use – a copyright principle that believes the public is entitled to use pieces of the copyrighted materials for comments and criticism.

6. Differences  Copyright gives rights to the person that created the work.  Fair use allows the public to use pieces of the copyrighted material for criticism and comments.

7. Fair Use Rules for Media  Are you creating something new or just copying?  Are you competing with the source you’re copying from?  Giving the author credit does not get you off the hook  The more you take, the less fair your use is likely to be  The quality of the material used is as important as the quantity

8. Plagiarism  Using or writing materials that are closely imitating the written words and thoughts of another creator without permission and without giving them credit.  Pretending like the work is your own

9. How to Avoid Plagiarism  Cite your sources  Give credit to the original author  Get ideas from other sources but come up with your own ideas.

10. Ways Teachers Recognize & Stop Plagiarism  Websites are available to teachers that check for plagiarism  Teachers need to teach students about plagiarism & explain to them the repercussions. What is and is not allowed

11. Safety on the Internet  Identity theft  Reputation management  Passwords  Cyberbullying  Cyberstalking

12. Identity Theft  Stealing a person’s identity  The thief can pretend to be you  Can steal name, identification numbers or credit card numbers

13. Prevent Identity Theft  Do not identify yourself unnecessarily  Use strong passwords  Watch your finances  Never give out social security number

14. Reputation Management  Monitoring the reputation of a person, business or brand  Focuses on getting rid of negative search results

15. Passwords  First line of defense against cyber criminals  Secret word or characters use to get access approval  Pick strong passwords with letters and numbers  Use different passwords for different accounts

16. Cyberstalking Criminal offense in all 50 States  Using the internet to stalk or harass a person, group of people or organization  Making false accusations, soliciting minors for sex, monitoring, and making threats

17. Cyberbullying  Using technology and the internet to deliberate way  Many states have laws for cyberbullying

18. Safety on your Computer  Viruses  Phishing  Trojan horses  worms

19. Viruses  Computer program that can replicate itself and spread from one computer to another  Cause a lot of damage  Prevention: turn on firewalls & keep computer up to date

20. Trojan horse  Computer program that claims to do one thing but does damage instead

21. Phishing  Trying to get information such as passwords, usernames & credit cards  Things to look for:  spelling and bad grammar  links in emails  threat (Ex: account will be closed if…)  Spoofing popular websites

22. Worms  Malicious software that spreads through networks by computers  Do not open an email attachment or message that contains executable scripts

23. Works Cited  Copyright.(n.d.). In Wikipedia.Retrieved February 3, 2013, from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright  Cyberbullying.(n.d.). In Wikipedia.Retrieved February 3, 2013, from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyber_bullying. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyber_bullying  QuickStudy: Phishing.(January 19, 2004).Retrieved February 3, 2013, from http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/890 96/Phishing