Tuesday, 23 February 2016
Assignment #1: One Mississippi
Friday, 19 February 2016
Journal Entry #4 (Netiquette)
Something I found most surprising when it comes to issues around netiquette would be how you can be so mean and not even realizing. No I don't think that most Internet users read or concern themselves with the terms of service/use agreements when joining a site because they want to get on the site or its way too much to read. They should go over the terms of agreement because a lot of things they are agreeing to can affect them in the future. Considering the different issues this unit looked at about behaving appropriately online, on a scale of 1-10 I would rate my own online behavior as an 6/10 because I am not too good online because I don't read the terms of agreement but I'm never real bad online. One thing I can take away from this unit and put in practice to improve my online behavior would be learn how to take the time to read through the terms of service agreement because I never do and my luck something will happen in the future because I did not read them.
Thursday, 18 February 2016
Do As I Say (Assignment #2)
Five reasons why I do things the right way in digital society:
1: I would choose the right path of not sending hate or hoax messages to others because I know it would be something I would not others doing to me, and it also a form of cyber bullying which should not be tolerated.
2: Using social media sites in malice way gives you a bad impression to people that may be important to you in the future. For example, a sport coach or job interviewer may search your personal information to see what you are like as a person; seeing vulgar language and bad content will not help you out in any way.
3: It is a good idea to purchase for example a newspaper subscription than somehow illegally downloading it, as people should be getting paid for their hard work and it is simply the civil thing to do.
4: Not acting right in Digital Society could get you in trouble you in trouble with your guardians or even with the law. Acting in a responsible way online will save you from any unnecessary consequences. If you want to be a good child than it is a good idea to be a good one on the internet as well.
5: Acting right online will tell what you are like as a person. If you act in a respectful, mature manner online will carry over to what you are like as a person.
1: I would choose the right path of not sending hate or hoax messages to others because I know it would be something I would not others doing to me, and it also a form of cyber bullying which should not be tolerated.
2: Using social media sites in malice way gives you a bad impression to people that may be important to you in the future. For example, a sport coach or job interviewer may search your personal information to see what you are like as a person; seeing vulgar language and bad content will not help you out in any way.
3: It is a good idea to purchase for example a newspaper subscription than somehow illegally downloading it, as people should be getting paid for their hard work and it is simply the civil thing to do.
4: Not acting right in Digital Society could get you in trouble you in trouble with your guardians or even with the law. Acting in a responsible way online will save you from any unnecessary consequences. If you want to be a good child than it is a good idea to be a good one on the internet as well.
5: Acting right online will tell what you are like as a person. If you act in a respectful, mature manner online will carry over to what you are like as a person.
"Online Standards of Service Use: (Assignment #1)
5 companies that use terms or services are :
1: Facebook
2: Twitter
3: Instagram
4: Snapchat
5: Kijiji
Something major that teens should look into is that once you post a photo on a site, that photo belongs to that company. Another thing is that once you thing something is deleted or gone forever, it not, the company's keep everything even if you deleted it. Companies such as Apple are permitted to see your precise location wherever you are; which is basically sending your personal data to a hidden database file and syncs whenever you connect to your phone. Companies such as Apple are permitted to see your precise location wherever you are; which is basically sending your personal data to a hidden database file and syncs whenever you connect to your phone.You don't own what you buy-- meaning any games/ music you purchase online are still under value of i.e. Facebook.
1: Facebook
2: Twitter
3: Instagram
4: Snapchat
5: Kijiji
Something major that teens should look into is that once you post a photo on a site, that photo belongs to that company. Another thing is that once you thing something is deleted or gone forever, it not, the company's keep everything even if you deleted it. Companies such as Apple are permitted to see your precise location wherever you are; which is basically sending your personal data to a hidden database file and syncs whenever you connect to your phone. Companies such as Apple are permitted to see your precise location wherever you are; which is basically sending your personal data to a hidden database file and syncs whenever you connect to your phone.You don't own what you buy-- meaning any games/ music you purchase online are still under value of i.e. Facebook.
Wednesday, 17 February 2016
Journal #1 (Digital Security)
BBT 10: Digital Security
I found it surprising that there are more steps to making a password then just writing one, you have to think of a good password in capitals, numbers and lowercase numbers and not juts write your name for a password.
Something i found confusing or difficult was one of questions that was a '' trick question'' because i didn't know what to put for an answer
Journal #3: Digital Rights and Responsibilities
What surprised me most when speaking of Digital Rights and Responsibilities was how many rules and unsafe routes are able to be taken while on the internet. Things from hacking and plagiarizing to using a cellphone while driving are all topics of malice involving technology. There are so many things on the internet that cause people to act irresponsible on the internet. A reason to this may be due to popup ads, the spreading of spam/ hoaxes or even simply the temptation of causing a rumor. With this said, I do not think people act responsible on the internet. Examples of this are seen in my everyday life as well; you log onto Facebook and see a fake article wanting others to believe the information.
If I had to pick one commandment to always follow over the others, it would be "Thou shalt not cyberbully". I choose this since it is a very serious matter and doing this can put others lives at risk. Not only is it illegal, but it is simply wrong. This brings me to the issues that face young people involving Digital Rights.
Monday, 15 February 2016
Assignment #2 (Acronyms Attack)
1.Can you think of THREE MORE school appropriate additional acronyms (or abbreviations) that can help save time during a digital conversation if the other party is aware of the acronym? Create new ones if you can't.
1. TBH- To be honest
2. GTG- Got to go
3. LOL- Laugh out loud
2. List four places where you would NEVER use acronyms (or abbreviations) when communicating digitally. For Example: On a digital resume.
Four places I wouldn’t use abbreviations is:
1.Sending homework to your teacher
2.Posting on facebook or on a social media
3.Email
4.Sending documents to boss
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