Digital Footprint Flashcards

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What is Digital footprint?

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The trail of information you leave behind when you use the internet.

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What are the 5 W’s?

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  1. Who wrote this?
  2. What is the purpose of the resource?
  3. When was the resource published?
  4. Where is the information from?
  5. Why is this resource reliable?
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3
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What are characteristics of a good website?

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•Authority
•Objectivity
•Accuracy
•Content/Coverage
•Currency

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Who are websites developed by?

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People, groups, organizations, institutions, corporations, governmental bodies

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What questions do you ask yourself? (Authority)

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  1. Who is the author or producer of this site?
  2. How knowledgeable is the individual or group that created this site?
  3. What is the authority/expertise of the individual/group that created the site?
  4. Are the author(s) qualifications and credentials listed?
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Why do you evaluate each webpage? (Objectivity)

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To determine if the statements/opinions presented are trying to sell/manipulate or persuade you.

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Ask the following questions(Objectivity)

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Is the information presented without bias?

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Ask yourself the following questions (Accuracy)

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If facts and figures are given, are they accurate and reliable?

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What do you determine for Content/Coverage?

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If the website neets your research needs or purpose.

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Ask yourself (Content/Coverage)

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Is the topic thoroughly covered?

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What does currency refer to?

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It refers to how up-to-date the information is.

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What are the most common domains and what does it mean?

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edu. - education
.gov -government
.mil -military
.com -commercial

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13
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What is Intellectual property?

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Something you created using your mind.

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How can I use copyright works?

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-If the copyright in the work has expired.

-With the express permission of the copyright holder.

-Under the terms of a license agreement.

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What is the difference between copyright and plagiarism infringement?

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Plagiarism is stealing someone else’s work and copyright infringement is using stuff without permission.

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What kind of breaches are copyright infringement and plagiarism?

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Copyright infringement- Legal
Plagiarism- Ethical

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What does ethical and legal breach mean?

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Ethical Breach- Doing something wrong with technology.

Legal Breach- Breaking the law with technology.

18
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What is copyright infringement?

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Violating any copyright owner’s exclusive rights.

19
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What are the legal penalties for copyright infringement?

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-Infringer pays the actual dollar amount of damages and profits.

-Infringer pays for all attorney’s fees and court costs.

-The court can issue an injunction to stop the infringing acts.

-The court can impound the illegal work.

-The infringer can go to jail.

20
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What are Creative Commons?

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It lets you use images without having to ask the owner for permission.

21
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What are the text you use to give credits called?

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Citation or Attribution.

22
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What does a Creative Commons citations include?

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The owner’s name and a link to the image.

23
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How many pieces of information and what pieces of information should you include in a citation? Explain them.

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4 pieces.
Author- The name of the person who created the work.

Year- When the work was produced.

Title- The name of the article or image you want to use.

Internet Address- The address of the site you are taking the work from.

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Why are citations important?

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•You are giving credit to the person who created the content.

•Citations make it clear what words yours and what belongs to someone else.

•Citations shows that you have carried out research.

25
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What does Computer Specifications include?

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-Processing Speed
-Memory
-Secondary Storage
-Types of Software
-Input/Output devices

26
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What does Processing Speed mean?

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It refers to how quickly a microprocessor operates and is measured in Gigahertz.