Length 3 Typed Pages.

Topic: Assistive Technologies (4) Include: audience it helps, cost, explain how it works, and picture of device. Be sure there are no grammar mistakes.

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1. Go to your desk top and right click

2. Click on new and then folder 3. Name the folder NGU

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Click on your NGU Folder

Right Click and add a new folder

Name the new folder EDUC 1215

Right click in the EDUC folder and add a new folder. Label it Notes.

Go back to your EDUC folder and right click to add another folder. Label it: Projects

EDUC 1215

Now you should have two folders in your EDUC 1215 folder. One that says Notes and One that says Projects.

Add a third folder to your EDUC 1215 folder and label it: Activities

Add a fourth folder and label it: Web Sites

Save your NGU folder to your flash drive.

1. Open a word document and begin taking your notes on Ethics, Fair Use, and Netiquette. 2. Save your word document: Save as: Ethics, Fair Use and Netiquette. Save it under your NOTES folder on your flash drive.

Unusual message/graphical image on the screen Unusual sound/music plays randomly Available memory is less Program/file is missing Unknown program/file appears Size of a file changes w/o explanation A file becomes corrupted A program/file does not work properly

- "In Pennsylvania, a teacher was suspended after students saw photos of her on Facebook posing with a stripper (Sullivan, 2010).

- In Cook County, Illinois "teachers...at Barrington School District 220 will no longer be allowed to contact students through...social networking sites under a new district policy (Rusin, 2010).
- Queensland School District's code of conduct states that "you must not use internet social networks such as Facebook...to contact or access present students enrolled in any school or institute" (Chilcott, 2009). - "In Florida, a teacher was suspended after posting a note saying he 'hated' his students and his school" (Sullivan, 2010).

Is it okay for teachers to have a personal Facebook page? Is it okay for students to make fake Facebook pages that degrade or incriminate their teachers? Is it okay for Facebook to be used as a tool in classrooms? Is it okay for teachers and students to be friends on Facebook?

Lesson One- Ethics, Fair Use Guidelines, and Netiquette

An educator
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. will not use a computer to harm other people will not copy or use software without paying for it will not use others computer resources w/o permission will use others work according to Fair Use Guidelines will think about the social impact of what he/she creates

Copyrighted materials may be used by teachers and students in their educational projects. But be careful, there are guidelines.

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You may use up to 10% or 3 minutes, which ever is less of a copyrighted media work as long as it is incorporated as part of an educational multimedia project.

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Up to 10% or 1000 words, whichever is less, may be reproduced or incorporated as part of an educational multimedia project. An entire poem of less than 250 words may be used, but not more than 3 poems by one poet, or 5 poems by different poets from any anthology.

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Up to 10%, but in no event more than 30 seconds, of the music and lyrics from an individual musical work even if it is included as apart of a multimedia project. You can buy the CD and play it, or wrap the 30 seconds to play over and over.

More difficult to define Photographs may be used in their entirety, but no more than 5 images by an artist or photographer may be reproduced and put in an educational multimedia project.

Up to 10% or 2500 fields or cell entries, whichever is less from a copyrighted database or data table may be reproduced or incorporated into an educational multimedia project.

Only a limited number of copies, including the original, may be made of an educators educational multimedia project. There may be no more than two user copies, and one of which may be placed on reserve.

Legal protections given to authors of creative works. They can be your: Lesson plans Diary entries Photographs on vacation Email You do not have to include the symbol or the word copyright in the document.

Allows reproduction and other uses of copyrighted works under certain conditions- criticism, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarships, or research. Fair use and infringement is unclear and not easily defined.

Reproducing from books and periodicals 1. a single copy for the teacher 2. multiple copies for the classroom usenot more than one per pupil *Each copy includes a notice of copyright

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Computer programs are covered by copyright protection The owner may make a new copy of the copyrighted program for archival (backup) purposes only. As a teacher, do not make an illegal copy of software. It could result in penalty.

If it is public domain anyone can freely copy and use it however they like. Copyrights do not last forever, they do expire. Simplest rule: if it were published before 1923, it is in public domain.

The Federal law states that all works created on or after January 1, 1978, have copyrights that last until seventy years after the death of the author. The works then become public domain. Unless you see a statement from the author saying that their work is public domain, assume it is NOT.

Copyrights of creative works do not last forever. Some can be renewed for a short time, but then they enter the Public Domain. It can then be copied or used freely by all.

Old copyrights usually give the date it was first made and the owner. Today copyright is granted as soon as the piece is created. You can still register your work if you plan to sue.

You created a song, lesson plan, or wrote a play for your class and you want to get it copy righted. What do you do? Nothing. In the past people had to give a copyright notice in order to be protected.

Record company sued 2 Live Crew, a rap group, for copyright infringement. The group asked for permission, were turned down and made their parody anyway. The group made a lot of money! Supreme Court upheld fair use clause.

Can not be sung by your students and placed on your website. It has been owned by Warner Music Group since 1998. Company charges a royalty for it to be used in films and on TV.

Copyleft is a new idea to get more work into the public domain where anyone can copy or use the material. Creators can waive their rights and you can use their work. Pictures on their FB would be an example.

Online theft- it can be songs, movies, software, games, books, etc.

What did you learn?

Apply what youve learned to the NGU COE Focus? Effective practitioner Caring leader Lifelong learner

A fifth grader downloads 9 graphics from several internet sites for her social studies research project. On her last PowerPoint slide she lists the Web addresses where she obtained the pictures. Correct Use Correct Use Incorrect Use Incorrect Use

A teacher copies an entire short story from an anthology, and two articles from the Internet on Native Americans. The teacher creates her own booklet for her class to read and has it laminated so it will last for more than one year. She sites all of her sources on the last page. Correct Use Incorrect Use Correct Use Incorrect Use

A teacher creates her own web site and has a page for student work. She displays poems and stories written by her students of the current year. Is this appropriate use? No, not without permission from each child.

A teacher downloads a shareware program on all of the computers in his classroom. The students use the program for a unit of study. He does not pay the $25.00 fee for each installation, but removes the software within 30 days. Is this appropriate use? Yes

A teacher is discussing politics in his civics class. He tapes the Presidential debates to use in his class for discussion. It contains great material and he uses it again the next year. Is this appropriate use? No, you can save taped programs for one year.

Rules on how to behave on-line Includes: email, blogs, social networking, IM, message boards, and chat rooms.

Communicate clearly Do not write in all caps-flaming or shouting Tone is not conveyed through email Internet is not a private place- watch what you post including but not limited to Facebook, email, IM, & personal website Troll- bully

Using emoticons is one way of showing your feelings Similar to Morse Code used in the 1800s In 1982, Scott Fahlman wrote a message in which he proposed the posting of a smiley face :-) and a frowny face :-( . These symbols quickly spread and are two of the most recognized Internet symbols.

Tell students not to share their passwords with friends Do not give out their full name or address over the Internet Notify a parent or an adult if someone threatens them or makes them feel uncomfortable with an email. Do not use the computer to harm other people

OMG, it waz gr8! Catch u l8r. OK ttyl Is texting language good or bad for kids learning? Will it effect their written language skills?

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