Digital+Law

Ter avoid the cat o'nine tails! by Jodi Adams, Destinee Dixon, Kathryn Ford, Deanna Hawks

**This Word Cloud and Voicethread will explain our Digital Citizenship Element which is...DIGITAL LAW.**
According to our text, //Digital Citizenship in Schools// by Mike Ribble and Gerald Bailey, “digital law” is defined as “the legal rights and restrictions governing technology use.” The Internet provides today’s digital citizens with a wealth of information and resources. The fact that these materials are so easy to locate, download, and use means that sometimes people forget or do not know what is appropriate or innapropriate, legal or illegal, when accessing and using Internet resources. Our voicethread will briefly introduce “digital law” and then go more in depth into a specific aspect of this element of digital citizenship known as “piracy.” Piracy, the use or reproduction of a body of work without legal right, is an extremely common occurrence. We will inform our viewers of the “do’s” and “don’ts” of using Internet resources and how to avoid a run-in with the law.

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 * [[image:Picture_019.jpg width="275" height="188" caption="Kathryn Ford"]] || [[image:Picture_018.jpg width="259" height="178" caption="Deanna Hawks"]] ||
 * [[image:Picture_020.jpg width="262" height="182" caption="Destinee Dixon"]] || [[image:Picture_016.jpg width="258" height="176" caption="Jodi Adams"]] ||