Examples: cyberbullying, hate comments, scam emails, and threatening messages...

If you wouldn't say it to your mom don't say it online!

Examples: deleting files, software or hardware, changing/editing files, and adding inappropriate messages or pictures to another's work...

Examples: going through photos, checking search history, and reading emails...

Example: scam emails (steal credit card information), stealing confidential files, and stealing personal information...

Examples: creating fake profiles, impersonating someone else, forging documents or signatures, use of ai to generate false images...

Examples: illegally downloading movies or textbooks...

Examples: hacking into someone else's account, using a peers login credentials, using the neighbors wifi...

Examples: using AI to write essays or discussion posts, using a peers work as your own, plagiarism...

Examples: do not create viruses, do not spread misinformation, do not spread hate speech...

Examples: do not post graphic content, do not comment if you have nothing nice to say, do not send scam messages...

I think that students often violate commandment 8 the most. I think this occurs either intentionally or non-intentionally. For example, many students today use chatgpt for essays, discussion boards and so on (intentionally). Whether it be the student procrastinated and now they need to get this assignment in or if it just seemed easier to pull from other sources or have another source write their assignment for them. Then other times maybe there was a citation error or a student did not even think to add the citation but used almost exactly what another author has published (non-intentionally).

I think that there are already precautions in place such as AI detecting software that helps distinguish between an individual's real work and what chatgpt spit out for them. Other ways that can diminish or eliminate this behavior could include having certain websites blocked from school laptops, providing guidance on formatting and what needs to be cited, versus what does not need to be cited. Having personalized questions that are more opinion based, which require less if any citations and chatgpt cannot necessarily write a human experience or opinion. Having those questions also makes it less stressful on students who do procrastinate or have large work loads because it is based on their opinion and knowledge rather than research.