The 'Safety and Ethics Test' assesses understanding of computer ethics, cyberbullying prevention, and copyright issues. It highlights ethical practices online and helps learners identify and address unethical behaviors effectively.
Creating an embarassing picture of your classmate and forwarding it to your friend's email addresses
Sending someone a mean text
Bullying someone in the hallway
Threatening someone in an instant message
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Reading a paragraph online and retyping it in your own words.
Copying and pasting someone else's work into your paper using qoutation marks and citing the author
Typing a paper in your own words
Copying and pasting a sentence from the Internet into your paper.
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Community Service
Inprisonment
Up to $10,000 in legal fees
Up to $50,000 in civil fees
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"Mean Girls"
Power Hungery or Revenge of the Nerds
Big, Bad Bully
The Vengeful Angel
The Inadvertent Cyberbully "Because I Can"
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Forward a mean message about a bully to your friends
Tell a parent, teacher, or administrator
Not forwarding mean texts sent you about a classmate
Use instant messanger to talk to your friends about someone's outfit you did not like that day at school
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You can get kicked out of college.
You can make a zero on your assignment.
You can get fired from your job.
You could get a warning from your college professor.
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Public-domain
Copyrighted
Self created
Self published
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The proper use of manners and etiquette on the Internet.
Using a net to catch fish.
Being mean to other people on Facebook.
Using proper manners at the dinner table.
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Flame mail.
Hate mail.
Posting mean comments on a discussion board.
All of the above.
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Screaming at your computer.
Writing in all CAPS.
Putting a lot of exclamation marks at the end of a sentence.
Not answering a friend request on Facebook.
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Only the person to whom you are chatting.
Anyone on the web at anytime.
Only the person with you at the computer.
Anyone in the chat room at the time.
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Open it immediately and reply.
Call the police.
Delete it without opening it.
Leave it in your inbox until you figure out who it is.
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Your name.
Your age.
Your address.
All of the above.
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Give out personal information to anyone who asks.
Strike first - post mean things about other people on your Wall on Facebook.
Observe proper netiquette rules.
Ignore any requests from people to be your friend online.
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Tell a trusted adult like a parent or teacher.
Tell no one, it's embarrassing.
Just delete anything referring to you on the internet.
Call the police.
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No one can see you, so no one can judge you.
You are judged by what you do on the Internet and how it looks - by your spelling, grammar, and netiquette.
You are judged by your intent - if you didn't mean to hurt someone's feelings, then it's okay.
You are judged by how you look - your profile picture is important.
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Tell your parents or a teacher.
Talk to the person again.
Discourage the person from sending pictures like that.
Send it on to other friends.
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Malware that sneaks onto your computer; often through an email attachment, and then makes copies of itself.
Programs that, when installed on your computer, enable unauthorized people to access it and sometimes to send spam from it.
A program that reproduces itself over a network and can use up your computer's resources and possibly shut your system down.
Short for "malicious software;" includes viruses and spyware that steal personal information, send spam and commit fraud.
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Malware that sneaks onto your computer; often through an email attachment, and then makes copies of itself.
Programs that, when installed on your computer, enable unauthorized people to access it and sometimes to send spam from it.
A program that reproduces itself over a network and can use up your computer's resources and possibly shut your system down.
Short for "malicious software;" includes viruses and spyware that steal personal information, send spam and commit fraud.
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Malware that sneaks onto your computer; often through an email attachment, and then makes copies of itself.
Programs that, when installed on your computer, enable unauthorized people to access it and sometimes to send spam from it.
A program that reproduces itself over a network and can use up your computer's resources and possibly shut your system down.
Short for "malicious software;" includes viruses and spyware that steal personal information, send spam and commit fraud.
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Malware that sneaks onto your computer; often through an email attachment, and then makes copies of itself.
Programs that, when installed on your computer, enable unauthorized people to access it and sometimes to send spam from it.
A program that reproduces itself over a network and can use up your computer's resources and possibly shut your system down.
Short for "malicious software;" includes viruses and spyware that steal personal information, send spam and commit fraud.
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Slips, Trips, and Falls
Misuse of equipment
Electrical hazards
Heat-generating equipment hazard
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Fair use
Copyrighting
Attribution
Public domain
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Public domain
Attritioned
Non profit
Property
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A legal protection that guarantees that only the original creator of the work has the right to use it.
A legal protection against copying and using original work.
The legal protection that says that only the original writer or artist can derive profit from the original work.
A legal intellectual property protection that is in place for a certain amount of time.
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To regard or treat without respect; regard or treat with contempt or rudeness.
Esteem for or a sense of the worth or excellence of a person, a personal quality or ability, or something considered as a manifestation of a personal quality or ability
Chargeable with being the author, cause, or occasion of something
Not capable of or qualified for responsibility, as due to age, circumstances, or a mental deficiency.
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