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Welcome to a crash course on understanding computer ethics!

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Welcome to a crash course on understanding computer ethics!

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Here we will learn the 10 commandments and identify how and why people typically break them!

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I think students violate Commandment 7 the most in more than one way

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I think students violate Commandment 7 the most in more than one way

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Using computer resources without authorization or compensation to me includes using other people's accounts without payment or consent of owner, hacking, and using illegal streaming services or websites providing people's works for free (ie, without copyright)

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Most students typically share information or find illegal streaming sites because it's a cheaper way to stream their favorite shows. Chip in a joint account option- It's affordable for students and the ethical way to do it!

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Streaming Accounts- How many of us really have our own account???

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Streaming Accounts- How many of us really have our own account???

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Thou shalt not use other people's computer resources without authorization and proper compensation

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People ages 16-24 use "resources" like streaming services without compensation or consent

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People ages 16-24 use "resources" like streaming services without compensation or consent

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Hacking! A form of utilizing resources without authorization! 

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Hacking! A form of utilizing resources without authorization! 

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Computer resources without authorization also includes hacking!- ie, hacking accounts, devices, and computer programs. Many younger aged students might try to hack into other peoples devices and one way to prevent it is to have proper computer protection programs set up!

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Some people just hand out people's information without consent!

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Some people just hand out people's information without consent!

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This technically breaks commandment 7. Fortunately, providers like Netflix have developed ways to do so with consent!

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SOME ways we can better comply with ALL the rules as students?

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SOME ways we can better comply with ALL the rules as students?

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1. Teach young kids to stop cyber bullying
2. Ask for permission before using someone else's devices or accounts- ie. don't read someone else's emails!
3. Don't steal other people's work! Reference everything and follow proper guidelines for citing or using other people's works
4. Use the computer for good! Try posting positive news online