Digital Rights And Responsibilities - The Internet Rights Charter
Complete this quiz after reading and reviewing APC's Internet Charter of Rights. How much did you learn about your rights as a Digital Citizen?
- 1.How many themes are addressed in the Internet Charter of Rights?
- A.
5
- B.
6
- C.
7
- D.
8
- 2.True or False: The APC believes that the internet has been and always will be "a tool to empower the peoples of the world."
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.Which of the following rights is not included in Theme 3: Access to Knowledge?
- A.
The right to freedom of information.
- B.
The right to access to all media.
- C.
The right to access to publicly-funded information.
- D.
The right to access to knowledge.
- 4.Fill in the Blank: Working with _____________ Software is empowering, build skills, is more sustainable and
- 5.The right to data protection ensures that...
- A.
Organizations will only use collected information for the stated purpose of why it was collected.
- B.
Organizations will delete information after it is no longer needed.
- C.
Organizations are permitted to sell information as long as it is to a certified safe organization.
- D.
All of the above.
- E.
A and B.
- 6.When was the Internet Rights Charter first developed?
- A.
1997-1998
- B.
1999-2000
- C.
2001-2002
- D.
2003-2004
- 7.Which of the following rights are included in the APC Internet Rights Charter?
- A.
The right to freedom of expression.
- B.
The right to freedom from censorship.
- C.
The right to engage in online protest.
- D.
All of the above.
- E.
A and B.
- 8.Scenario Question: A government organization has created a new website that they believe will improve user experience. Shortly after its launch, however, they begin receiving a huge number of complaints stating that the website can not be viewed properly on many computers due to the high-performing graphics card required to see the information. Which, if any, rights have been violated by this government organization.
- A.
No rights have been violated.
- B.
The right to engage in online protest.
- C.
The right to freedom of information.
- D.
The right to open technological standards.
- 9.Scenario Question: John Doe is a student majoring in music at a local university. Upon being caught downloading music illegally, John argues that he had the right to take the music as he needed it to improve his knowledge base. Is John justifed in arguing this?
- A.
Yes, John has the right to share knowledge on the internet.
- B.
Yes, because after all John wasn't the one who uploaded the files.
- C.
No, John should have realized that the creator of the music has not made their product available for free, public consumption and that he was stealing.
- 10.True or False: Affordable, fast and easy access to the internet can help create more egalitarian societies.
- A.
True
- B.
False
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