Online Safety Concerns

Cyberbullying-Tell Plagiarism is the wrongful appropriation and

 Right 1: To protect my privacy, feel
safe and enjoy the internet.
 Right 2: To preserve the right to
control my personal data online.
 Right 3: Not to be harassed/bullied on
the internet.
 Right 4: To easily report anything that
worries/upsets/disturbs me on the
internet to the competent internet
providers.
 Right 5: To learn how to stay safe on
the internet.
 Responsibility 1: To respect
other users' personal data (for
example photos), and not to
post these data without the
users' consent.
 Responsibility 2: To keep my
passwords undisclosed, even
from my best friends, and
choose difficult passwords to
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that purpose.
Responsibility 3: Not to
harass/bully others on the
internet.
 Responsibility 4: To avoid
strangers online, and report
harmful or any sort of
suspicious behaviours I may
encounter online.
 Responsibility 5: To respect
other people's intellectual
Your work is an asset property on the internet.
If you have an original idea or piece
of creative work, no matter what
others may say, it’s still a potential
asset and should be treated as such.
Your work can end up having
considerable value in the future and
can even potentially be used for
financial collateral.
someone and block them. stealing and publication of another authors
language thoughts and ideas or expressions and the
Sexting-Tell someone
block them take a representation of them as one’s own original work.
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The common types of plagiarism
Identity theft- Tell the
Direct plagiarism-word for word transcript of
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someone else’else a work
Self harm- Don't believe
it, tell someone and Self plagiarism-mixes previous work with work
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Inappropriate content-
Do not follow them.
Accidental plagiarism-misquotes their
sources unintentionally.
Mosaic plagiarism-when student
The respectful use borrows phrases from a source without
of digital media, quotation Mark’s.
Protect your rights
If someone infringes your copyright, you will have
legal grounds to pursue the guilty party to either
pay you for a license, or compensate you for any
financial loss you may have incurred.
Licensing is the way forward
What is copyright? If you have copyrighted works that has attracted
the interests of other parties, you can explore your
the exclusive right to make copies, license, and otherwise exploit a literary, licensing options to make sure you can
musical, or artistic work, whether printed, audio, video, etc.: works granted such financially benefit from their use.
right by law on or after January 1, 1978, are protected for the lifetime of the
author or creator and for a period of 70 years after his or her death.

By Emma, Lucy, Megan and Tirnagh

Three reasons for copyright