- Digital Literacy Digital Citizenship and Ethics Flashcards
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What is cyberbullying and what makes it different from traditional bullying?
Answer: It uses digital devices and platforms, can be anonymous, and persists 24/7
Cyberbullying uses digital technology to harass, threaten, or humiliate others. Unlike traditional bullying, it can occur anonymously, reaches a wider audience, persists around the clock, and digital content can be permanent.
What does 'netiquette' refer to in online communication?
Answer: The set of social conventions and rules for polite behavior on the internet
Netiquette (internet etiquette) encompasses the accepted norms and guidelines for respectful, appropriate communication and behavior in online environments.
What is the responsibility of a digital citizen regarding accessibility?
Answer: Ensuring digital content and communications are inclusive and accessible to people with disabilities
Responsible digital citizens consider accessibility by creating inclusive content, using alt text for images, ensuring proper contrast, and supporting assistive technology compatibility.
What are the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in everyday technology?
Answer: AI can introduce bias, affect privacy, impact employment, and raise accountability questions
AI in everyday technology raises ethical concerns including algorithmic bias, privacy invasion through data collection, job displacement, accountability for AI decisions, and transparency in automated systems.
What is intellectual property in the digital context?
Answer: Creations of the mind such as inventions, literary works, and designs protected by law
Intellectual property refers to creations of the mind, including software, digital art, music, writing, and inventions, that are legally protected through copyrights, patents, and trademarks.
Why is it important to understand the terms of service before using an online platform?
Answer: They are legally binding agreements that define your rights, data usage, and the platform's liability
Terms of service are legally binding contracts that outline what the platform can do with your data, your rights and obligations as a user, content ownership, dispute resolution, and liability limitations.