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1. Describe what an AUP is in your own words.
2. Share 3 rules you need to follow.
3. Share a possible consequence if a rule is violated

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AUP: An AUP is a standardized way of making rules for certain communities online.

1: Don't go on inappropriate websites.

2: Do not play games unless it is on a designated site at a designated time

3: Don't have multiple programs open if you are working on a certain program

Possible Consequences: BYOD ban and no devices allowed in school

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An AUP is a written agreement that insures that an employer is safe from any thing the employee searches

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AUP is a document that has a set of rules that you have to follow on an online website.

1. don't give your password to anybody else
2. No cyberbullying
3. no copyright.
Consequence suspension of device

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1.An Aup is basically the rules of the owner of some online thing that a user has to follow
2.You are not allowed to cyberbully, copyright, and go on prohibited websites.
3.You could get suspended.

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1. An AUP is a document that states the rules for using a company's, school's, etc. equipment.
2. -No gum, food , or drink in the labs.
-Do not go on sites that are not permitted by the school or teacher.
-Make sure you site where you got an image or information.
3. Suspension

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1. An AUP is a set of rules that you must follow for technology at a school, work, etc. environment

2a. Do not steal other people's work unless you give credit
2b. Do not cyberbully others
2c.Don't play games during class or during work

3. You could be fired from your job

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AUP is were you have to go by rules to use computers

No copy right stealing
no cyper bulling
no youtube

warning

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1. Aup is a set of rules for when using a device that you do not own.
2. No copyright, no eating or drinking around devices, and no cyber bulling
3. You can be suspended from school or fired from their job

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1. A set of rules made by the owner or creator of something online that describes how it should be used, when it can be used, and for what reasons it can be used.
2.
a. Don't plagiarize
b. Do not cyberbully
c. Stay off websites that are not permitted for use
3. A possible consequence can be school suspension.

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An AUP is the set of rules you are required to follow when using the Internet in a School or Business.

1. Only use sites you are supposed to be on.

2. Use all equipment properly and safely.

3. Do not Cyberbully or hurt other online.

You could be expelled or suspended.

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1. AUP is a base set of rules that every school and business should use.

2. Don't use phones with out teachers permission. Don't plagiarize. Don't cheat.

3. suspension

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(Image: Robert Streithorst)

These poignant never-seen-before pictures of Harambe the gorilla reveal his human side and show just why the world fell in love with the mammal dubbed a 'gentle giant'.

They were taken by amateur photographer Robert Streithorst, who lives five miles from the zoo where the silverback was shot dead by staff on Saturday.

Harambe was killed after three-year-old boy Isaiah Dickerson fell 12ft into his enclosure at Cincinnati Zoo, Ohio, US.

In several of Robert's pictures, Harambe can be seen looking pensive with his thumb to his mouth - as if thoughtfully considering a question.

In others, he looks playful, almost coquettish, revealing his sense of humour as he plays with water which he used to enjoy throwing at visitors in jest.

He's also seen busying himself, exploring his enclosure, examining plants and rolling around on the floor with his head in his hands.

Read more: Anonymous hackers attack zoo for shooting dead Harambe the gorilla

Showing a human side, Harambe is often looking at the camera or out of the corner of his eye, as if he knew he was being snapped and 'performing' for the lens.

That is certainly the opinion of retired salesman Robert, who visits the zoo to take photos of animals four to five times a month and got to know Harambe well.

He says he had regularly shot photos of the giant beast, sometimes spending five or six hours a day at his enclosure - since he arrived around 18 months ago.

As a result, he got to know the 17-year-old gorilla's personality well and told Mirror.co.uk: "He was absolutely my favourite animal.

"Harambe was just different from all the others. He was something special... he was a character. He seemed to love the camera.

"He was a beautiful mammal. He was a very physical... ripped gorilla. But he seemed to always want to put on a kind of a show.

"He knew his name when the keepers called it. He would cup his hand for carrots. He would stare right at you. It's like he knew you had a camera. He was a 'ham'.

"He wasn't mature - he would act like he was a teenager. He would chase the girls and they would chase him!

"He loved to splash people. He had this trick where he liked to act like he was getting a drink of water and would go over and cup his hand and then throw it at people and run away - but he never got the audience wet!"

Robert was stunned to read the news of what had happened at home on Facebook when a friend posted an RIP Harambe message.

"When I heard the news I was just shocked. I read RIP and thought it doesn't make sense," he said.

"There's a barrier there. You'd have to try intentionally to get over the barrier.

Read more: Katie Hopkins sparks claims 'Harambe could've done humanity favour'

"There's a moat and it's several feet. An adult wouldn't think of doing it but a child...

"That exhibit on a holiday weekend gets very packed with poeple. it would be easy to lose track of a child.

Robert used Olympus Micro 4/3 Mirrorless OMD series cameras and lenses to take his shots, which he hopes will stand as fitting tribute to Harambe.

Meanwhile he is also concerned that the zoo isn't blamed for what happened and what the repercussions might mean.

"I hope we don't go back to having iron bars. I don't blame the zoo - they were put into a terrible situation and had to make a terrible decision," he said.

"It would be great if something good came out of this. It would be great if the child grew up to be an animal activist or something."

Read more: Harambe the gorilla cuddles zookeepers as a baby in adorable footage

The gorilla display at Cincinnati Zoo is now closed and unavailable to the public.

It is not expected to reopen until Saturday at the earliest while an investigation into how Isaiah gained access is under way.

It has emerged that his parents - Deonne Dickerson and his girlfriend Michelle Gregg - could be probed over child neglect claims.

Read more: Harambe writes: Dear humans - do you know what you're missing?

The family has suffered a backlash after the zoo was forced to take the extraordinary action of shooting Harambe to protect their child.

Western lowland gorillas - whose native habitat is the rain forests of central Africa - are critically endangered beasts in the wild.

More than a million people have condemned the parents online - with more than a 130,000 people having signed a Justice For Harambe Facebook page set up in the wake of his death.

One post said: "The zoos aren't the problem. It's the idiotic parents."

It is still not clear how Isiah slipped from his mother's grasp to gain entry into the enclosure - and within Harambe's grasp.

One witness claimed Gregg didn't initially realise it was her own son when the alarm was raised.

Kim O'Connor said the boy had earlier told his mother that he "wanted to swim with the gorilla" as they were preparing to leave the display.

She said: "I heard him say 'I wanna go' and the mom was like 'No, you're not!'

"She didn't have him by the hand and at one point he must have been behind her, out of sight.

Read more: Animal lovers slammed for blaming boy's parents over death of endangered gorilla Harambe

"I don't think in her wildest imagination she thought he would actually go back and do that."

Witnesses hear a splash and someone yelled "Oh my God, there's a kid in there!"

It was only when visitors started screaming, Kim says, that Michelle - a nursery school administrator - said: "Oh my God, that's my son!"

Video footage shows the gorilla dragging Isaiah by the ankle through the moat in the enclosure as the screams continued.

The clip also appeared to show Harambe standing guard over the frightened child - and the pair briefly holding hands.

The zoo decided to shoot rather than tranquilise the gorilla as a precaution to prevent it attacking the boy.

Meanwhile it's emerged that Isaiah's father has a criminal record dating back more than a decade - including a prison sentence for drug trafficking as well as kidnap, burglary and firearms offences.

Friends say Dickerson, who works as a sorter at a Cincinnati industrial equipment supplier, has since turned his life around.

The family released a statement praising the "quick action" by zoo staff - and say they have turned down lucrative offers to tell their side of what happened.

Zoo boss Thomas Maynard continued to defend its actions, saying Harambe was far from a "gentle thing" and that it couldn't take a risk.

It added that it had frozen his sperm for possible future reproduction as it has a long history of breeding gorillas dating back almost 50 years.

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Beautiful pictures show human side of Harambe the gorilla

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These poignant never-seen-before pictures of Harambe the gorilla reveal his human side and show just why the world fell in love with the mammal dubbed a 'gentle giant'. They were taken by amateur photographer Robert Streithorst, who lives five miles from the zoo where the silverback was shot dead by staff on Saturday.

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1. No playing games
2. No watching youtube
3. No cyberbullying

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1. An AUP is a policy that users must follow in order to use the Network.

2. Don't Cyberbully others
Do not Copyright others work
Do not play games during class

3. A Suspension

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1. An Aup is a set of rules that schools or businesses have to follow.

2. Only use websites that are allowed, do not cyber bully others, and do not copyright.

3. You could be fired from your job or suspended from school.

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1. An AUP is a ruleset stating what kind of uses the equipment is allowed.  A company or a school usually uses an AUP for guidelines for any equipment they give to their workers/students.

2. Do not go on inappropriate websites.
Do not cyberbully others.
Do not infringe on other's copyright.

3. One consequence could be you losing your technology privilege.

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1. An AUP is a policy that company's ,  people in schools ect. have to agree to.
2. Rule one is you cant copyright , also you cant go on web sights that aren't permitted, and lastly you cant cyberbully.
3. A possible consequence if a rule is violated would be suspension.

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AUP is the rules made by the owner for the students/workers to follow.
1. You are not allowed to copy others work.
2. You are not supposed to cyberbully.
3. Don't have food or drinks near the computers.
If you break the rules you could be suspended.

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1. Acceptable use policy is the rules or polices for computer or website use in school or businesses.
2.
A.Don't hack the school wifi.
B.Dont Cyberbully
C. Don't go on inappropriate websites.
3. (A) Referral to Police

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1.  A document stating what a user may do while using a program. If this document is not signed or violated, it could lead to you not being able to use that program.
2. Do not play games, Do not violate copyright laws, and don't go on unsafe web pages.
3. Expulsion

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1. Acceptable Use Policies are used to outline  and warn users what they can or can not do on the computer.
2. a. Do not use sites during a lesson if they have nothing to do with the lesson.
b. Do not cyber bully other users.
c.Do not bring food, drinks, or gum near a computer.
3.A consequence could be losing your computer rights.

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1) An AUP is the rules and consequences of the internet when using an organizations internet network.
2) Three rules you need to follow are not copyrighting, only going on websites you are instructed to go on, and no gum, drinks, or food in the computer lab.
3) One possible consequence that could happen if you violate the AUP is suspension from school or the internet.

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1. AUP is a contract you have to follow to use the computer the way the it Specifies. Adults and adolescents use in there everyday life.
1. Do not cyber bully anyone 2.Don't plagiarize anyone/anything 3. do not hack or use anyone else's account or use there account in any way.
A conséquence could be suspension from devices.

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1. An AUP is a document that a website administrator uses to set the guidelines

2. no games
no youtube
only open what your  to  directed

3. jail time

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AUP Is something that adults and and students everywhere follow. It is what sets up rules as well as consequences for doing things like copyright. The three rules you want to follow are 1. Don't copyright 2. Be respectful of the people on the internet 3. Don't go on websites you aren't supposed to be on.

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1.  Aup is a set of rules you have to follow when you are using a network or property of some school or business.
2. Three rules:   No food or water.                     No games
No inappropriate websites.
3. No more byod for you.

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1. AUP is a set of rules made by the owner for people to use different guidelines or rules to follow.

2. One rule is no cyberbullying. The second rule is don't plagiarize. Lastly, rule is don't use phones or devices without permission in school.

3. Suspension

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An AUP is either the provider of the computer or the owner of something who sets rules that need to be followed on the internet.

1. Don't go on any games.
2. Don't copyright.
3. Don't cyberbully

Expulsion could be a consequence if it was a serious offense.

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AUP is policy that states you have to use the computer properly.
1. Do not commit plagiarism
2. No eating or drinking in the lab
3. Do not play games when not instructed
If you do not follow these rules, you could get a warning, suspension, or even a police referral.

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1.AUP is a set of rules that you need to follow on a website

no youtube
no gum or food
no game playing

after school detention