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Internet
If I have been able to see farther than others, it was because I stood on the shoulders of giants. Sir Issac Newton.
Internet
Network of networks Information sharing (Textual) Content processing/sharing (Text, audio, video and live streaming) Internet messengers, Email, Blogs, Blogs, Social networking websites Live feeds RSS and ATOM. Online Communities Search Engines
Internet
Access to Giant Information Repository Uncensored and unregulated. Internet an enhanced channel. More audiences Faster propagation
Copy rights
Copyrights are the exclusive rights of authors to duplicate, publish and sell their materials. This holds for Internet too! Uploading and downloading any material (book, software, music, video etc) without prior knowledge of owner is illegal.
Software license
Single user license Multiple user license Trial license Shareware Open Source Community software
Data privacy
Confidentiality Personal data
Name, phone number, email address, home address, medical record, date of birth, mothers name etc.
NoneNone-personal data
Randomized data
Authorized access
Identity verification
Policy definition
Authorized access
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Unauthorized Access
Sometimes also known as hacking Breaking into computer networks Bypassing passwords Defacing and/or damaging Internet Web sites Launching a denial of service attack on the a Web site or network (denial of Service attack may be defined for layman) Stealing valuable information, such as passwords and credit card data
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Cracking
Breaking software keys Getting unauthorized access And using it for criminal activities
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Filter software, firewall must be used to block indecent material. Logs may be checked to ensure the blockage. Computer may be placed in a prominent area of your house.
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Family connect http://www.familyconnect.com Internet Filter X-stop and many more http://www.turnercom.com/if/press1.html http://www.xstop.com
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Spam
Junk emails Lucrative and tempting emails Lottery emails Fake work, study and degree offers Dodgy websites Dodgy applications
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Plagiarism
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Plagiarism
Unauthorized use or close imitation of the language Thoughts of another author and the representation of them as one's own original work You could be punished, suspended, or even expelled.
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Accidental plagiarism
When an author may miss some of citations unintentionally
Proper note taking, careful writing and proof reading can avoid accidental plagiarism.
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Avoiding Plagiarism
When directly quoting another author, the writer must:
Accurately quote the original author's words. Enclose the quotation within quotation marks. Follow quotation using an in-text citation [e.g., p. 276] inIntroduce the quotation with phrase that includes the author's name Provide a list of references with full citation information at the end of the write-up. write-
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Avoiding Plagiarism
When paraphrasing another author, the writer must:
Paraphrasing or summarizing doesn't mean just changing a couple of words from the original work. Use words or have a sentence structure different from the original work, while maintaining the gist of the original author's idea. Acknowledge the source through in-text citations inimmediately following the paraphrase.
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Avoiding Plagiarism
Common knowledge Citation style and acronyms:
journal articles, books, newspaper articles, and government documents. MUET Journal or UETL Journal.
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Hands on Practice