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31 Cards in this Set
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The ownership of creative work.
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COPYRIGHT
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Copying without citing the source is called what?
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PLAGIARIZING
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What do you purchase in order to have the right to use software?
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SITE LICENSE
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When purchasing software, you may make one copy of the software for what purpose?
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BACK UP COPY
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The safe responsible use of a computer.
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COMPUTER ETHICS
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Safe passwords usually include what two things?
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NUMBERS AND LETTERS
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True or False - Passwords should include things like your name, birthdate, or other information common about yourself.
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FALSE - Passwords should not be common information that someone might know about you.
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A safe practice is to always do what when you leave a computer?
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CLOSE BROWSER AND LOG OUT
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If you find a CD of personal information left in the classroom, what should you do with the CD?
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GIVE IT TO YOUR TEACHER
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In copyright law, the reproductionof a small portion of copyrghted material which does not require the permission of the copyright holder.
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FAIR USE
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The illegal use of the computer.
Example: The illegal copying of software for distribution within the organization or to friends, clubs and other groups or for commercial duplication and resale. |
PIRACY
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The safe and responsible use of the computer.
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COMPUTER ETHICS
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A set of rules and guidelines that are set up to regulate Internet use and to protect the user such as a school's rules for Internet use.
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ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY
AUP |
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What must you do even if you paraphrase someone's creative work?
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CITE THE SOURCE
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A concept in copyright law that allows limited use of copyright material without requiring permission from the rights holders.
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FAIR USE
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What legal guidelines allow educators to use certain copyrighted materials to a limited degree in the classroom?
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FAIR USE
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The illegal use of the comptuer such as illegally copying software for distribution.
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PIRACY
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An unauthorized person who secretly gains access to comptuer files, often for the purpose of obtaining information and/or to cause damage.
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HACKER
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A program disguised to perform a useful function, but is there to infiltrate computers and networks illegally.
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TROJAN HORSE
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A computer program that attaches to a file and spreads from one compuer to another.
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COMPUTER VIRUS
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What are 3 potential sources of viruses?
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DOWLOADING FILES FROM THE INTERNET
USING PORTABLE STORAGE DEVICES OPENING EMAIL ATTACHMENTS |
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A comptuer file designed to do damage that goes through a computer and possibly a network. When it gets into your comptuer it copies itself until it shuts down the computer.
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WORM
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Short for malicious software, is designed specifically to damage or disrupt a system such as a virus or a Trojan horse.
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MALWARE
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Software that self-installs on computers and tracks the user's Internet use, mainly for marketing purposes.
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SPYWARE
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A form of Internet fraud that aims to steal valuable information such as credit cards, social security numbers, user ID's and passwords.
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PHISHING
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The practice of using someone else's work or ideas as your own.
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PLAGIARISM
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What are 3 types of online protection?
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FIREWALL
VIRUS PROTECTION ENCRYPTION |
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A system designed to prevent unauthorized access to or from a private network.
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FIREWALL
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A program which is loaded on a computer/network to protect codes which causes viruses from bein loaded onto your comptuer without your knowledge and running against your wishes.
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VIRUS PROTECTION
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The translation of data into a secret code to achieve data security.
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ENCRYPTION
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A procedure that makes the contents of a message or file unintelligible to anyone not authorized to read it.
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ENCRYPTION
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