Digital World
Ethical Use of Information
Intellectual Property
Collaborative Tools
Digital Footprint
100

Define 'Digital World'

The need for digital citizenship, digital fluency and digital literacy. Availability and use of digital tools to communicate on different technologies.

100

Give 2 ways to deal with the ethical use of information.

Copyright and Plagiarism

100

What is the definition of Intellectual Property?

Creations of the mind.

100

Define 'Collaborative Tools'

Softwares and online services that allow people to work together.

100

Define what is meant by 'Digital Footrprint'

Information about a person that exists permanently of a person on the internet.

200

What are the two main component of the digital world?

- Information Research and Data Privacy

- Digital security

200

What do Plagiarism and Copyright have in common?

They deal with giving credit and using other people's work correctly.

200

What does Intellectual Property include?

Copyright

Trademark

Patents

Licenses



200

Give 2 examples of Softwares that own Collaborative Tools

Google and Blackboard

200

Why do Digital Footprints occur?

Because of online activity

300

What does Information Research ad Data Privacy refer to?

The desire of individuals to control or have influence over data about themselves.

300

Define the term 'Plagiarism'

Act of stealing and passing as your own other people's ideas or wods.

300

Define the term 'Copyright' and 'Licenses'

Copyright: Legal term used to describe the rights that creators have over literary and artistic works.

300

Why is Google an example of a Collaborative Tool?

Has a wide range of apps that allow the user to work on his/her files at the same time as his/her teammates.

300

Examples of online activity

Messages

Emails

Photos

Videos

Likes 

Comments

Tweets

400

Why is Digital Security important?

Because it includes the tools you can use to secure your identity, assets and technology in the online and mobile world.

400

Name the 4 types of plagiarism 

1. Direct

2. Self

3. Mosaic

4. Accidental

400

Define 'Trademark' and 'Patents'

Trademark: Sign capable of distinguishing the good or services of enterprises from others.

Patents: Exclusive right granted for an invention or a new solution for a problem.

400

Give an example of a Google Collaborative App

Docs, Slides, Sheets, etc.

400

What do the past examples conform?

Personal Digital Footprint

500

Give 2 examples of what does digital security prevent and explain them.

1. Phishing: Fraud in which an attacker masquerades as a reputable entity or person in comunication channels.

2. Malware: Software designed to disrupt, damage or gain unauthorized access.

500

Choose one of the types of plagiarism and explain it.

Direct: Word-for-word transciption of a section of someone else's work, w/o attribution and quotations.

Self: Use of one's previous work in another context w/o citing that it was used previously.

Mosaic: To borrow phrases w/o using quotation marks or finding synonyms while keeping the same idea.

Accidental: When a person neglects to cite their sources or unintentionally paraphrases a source.

500

What are the Intellectual Property related organizations?

Creative Commons

Public Domain rev8iew

World Intellectual Property Organization

IP Federation

500

Why is Blackboard a Collaborative Tools?

It allows faculties to add resources for students to access online.

500

What is meant by 'Passive Digital Footprint'?

Data trail you unintentionally leave online