Rights and Responsibilities
What is a responsiblity?
A duty you have to yourself or others.
Define: Attribute
To give credit to the person who created something, such as listing the author's name and the date, or a citation.
Information that comes to us through the internet, often through a tablet, smartphone, or laptop.
Define: Social Interactions
Talking or messaging with people to develop friendship or community.
What is private vs. personal information regarding what you share online?
Private information is information about you that can be used to identify you because it's unique to you; ie) your full name and address.
Personal information is information that cannot be used to identify you because it is also true for many other people, like your hair color, city you live in, etc.
Both should be shared either not at all or with caution and to those you trust.
Name two duties you have to yourself when being online.
1) Being safe
2) Being kind
3) Being on proper websites
4) Getting a parent if needed
Define: License
A clear way to define the copyright of a creative work, so others know how they can use it.
Name two examples of healthy media choices you made this week.
1) Setting a timer when using a digital media device.
2) Choosing to play outside instead of stay inside with a device.
3) Having a device free family dinner.
Etc.
Define: Griefing
Irritating or angering people in video games by being mean, destructive, or cheating.
Name two different ways to communicate with your friends.
In person, face-to-face, text, video games, etc.
Name two responsibilities you have to others when online
1) Being kind
2) Getting their permission before posting or tagging them in anything online.
3) Following copyright rules.
Define: Intellectual Property
Ownership of something you create, which gives you the right to determine how others can use it.
What makes a healthy media choice?
Balanced, respectful, accommodating, etc.
Define: Media
All the ways that large groups of people get and share information; (TV, books, the internet, newspapers, phones, etc.)
What is a Digital Footprint?
A Digital Footprint is a record of what you do online, including the sites you visit and the things you post. It can also include things that others post that involve you, such as pictures or comments.
Name two responsibilities you have to both yourself and others when online.
1) No bullying
2) Saying kind things to ourselves and others.
What is it called when someone shares something of yours without permission and attribution?
Plagiarism!
What are media choices?
Time spent watching, listening to, reading, or creating media
Define: Copyright
Legal protection that creators have over things they create.
How do your online tracks affect you?
It can affect relationships, professions, etc.
What rights and responsibilities do you have to avoid plagiarism?
1) Check for copyright and licensing.
2) Get permission before sharing anything.
3) Be kind online
4) Never share anything without permission and attribution!!
What should you do if someone shares something of yours without permission or attribution?
1) Contact this person and let them know they did not have permission to share your content.
2) Report their post
3) If they don't take proper action, like removing the post, you can proceed with further action.
Define: Media Balance
Using media in a way that feels healthy and in balance with other life activities: family, friends, school, hobbies, etc.
Define: Plagiarism
Use of someone's creative work without attribution.
Name three ways to stay safe online.
1) Kindness
2) Don't talk to strangers
3) Only go to approved sites
4) Reporting and blocking anyone who is unkind or makes you uncomfortable
5) Getting a trusted adult anytime you feel uncomfortable.