Working Legally, Safely and Ethically.
Working legally, safely and ethically is an important aspect when
students are learning and participating through online tools. As future
learning managers we need to ensure we provide positive examples when working
online to show students how to conduct themselves legally and safely. Students
need to ensure that if they are using other people’s videos, pictures, ideas,
etc they need to have permission from the original creator or copyright holder.
Students must also be aware that they must give permission for their work to be
uploaded or published and can refuse without any consequences. It's only now
that I realize some things I have previously done or created may be in breach
of copyrights because I did not acquire permission from original creators of photos,
etc. Throughout uni and this course we know that one must:
- get permission from copyright holders or original creators
- play videos or radio at work without paying
- all direct quotes and ideas must give attributes to original creator
- 10% of book only be copied
Safety issues include those where other people or predators may have
access to the student’s sites and communication tools. This imposes as a risk
as students may unknowingly communicate with the wrong people. Lastly, students
need to work ethically online. This can range from knowing what is put online
will always remain there even if deleted and can be seen by anyone to students
treating all students with respect and no cyber bulling.
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