Online Discussion Boards (Assignment #3)

1. Number 6 and number 12. Usually when people are talking to you face to face they respect you more than they would on line and if your in class they usually try to find the answer out them self before asking you.

2. I don't think many internet users bother reading the Terms of Service/Use agreements. It is just so many long paragraphs filled with minuscule writing, which looks menacing and time consuming. So just hit "I Agree", or "Accept" instead.

3. I have never made comments on an online like on you tube that I can remember, unless you count commenting on a Facebook status for a contest. 

4.  No, I don't really think I would enjoy a course where I'd get to discuss issues online because people could be lieing about the real thing.

Assignment #2: "Netiquette" Do As I Say

Five things that will make me choose the right way of doing things in digital security:

• I do not want to go to jail. 
•  lots of work and time is put into making movies so they should get paid for them.
• You should not download anything unless you really have too because that takes time. 
• Always go why the rules when it comes to the internet..
• You should not download anything unless you really have too because that takes time.

Assignment #1: "Netiquette" Online Standards of Service Use

Find 5 companies that use the terms and service agreements or have major conditions before use

1. Facebook
2. Itube 
3. Twitter
4. snap chat
5. ask.fm

 FIVE services that teens should look into further or consider further before continuing to sign up

1. snap chat 
2. ask fm
3. Twitter
4. instagram
5. tumbler 

Journal Entry #3 (Digital Rights and Responsibilities)

1. I found most surprising was the responsibilities  you had I didn't know we had those rights of the internet. 
2. When it comes to the internet, people are stupid and don't know how to act. They use the internet to the . People do not act responsible when it comes to being on line. 
3.  I think the most important one I created I think is the 'Thou shall not bully online.

      4. The biggest issue in digital rights is  with young people these days would probably be downloading stuff they should not be downloading. 

"Assignment: Digital Rights and Responsibilities"

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Journal Entry #2 (Digital Communication)

       What I found surprising that the maximum period of time you can wait to reply to someone is one week, and by that time by the time you answer its  considered rude. I learned that you are supposed to reply within 24 hours, most people do. I also learned that you should not type in all caps because it makes the person you are talking to think you are yelling  at them and that your loud . Blind Carbon Copy is an email field to which you can add several recipients, and the address is hidden from everyone else.  This can be used when people  forward emails without removing the addresses of previous recipients, which leads to messages that are repeatedly sent to many recipients. Out of this information I think the most important thing young people are to consider is to just think before you send and reply. Like is it good enough? Will they know who you are? How long ago did I receive the messege its  all important because once you send a message, it cannot be unsent so it has to be exactly what you want before you send it.

Acronyms Attack (Assignment Two)".

1.  LGFT - lets go fourwheeling today /tonight
     GTGPH - got to go play hockey
     LGPTB- lets go partying tonight boys / bud

2.  four places where you would NEVER use acronyms when communicating digitally
   

• when your texting your boss
• on a school project
• on a sign 
• in school because teachers wouldn't know what you mean