Ethics/Copyright

 Ethics:

• Can be defined as moral principles and values guiding behavior and decision-making

• Respect of other's rights, dignity, and privacy

• Fairness, honesty, and transparency in all interactions 

Examples of Ethics

1. Citing sources and giving credit to original authors

2. Respecting cultural sensitivities and rights

3. Avoiding harm or offense to individuals or groups 

4. Being transparent about intentions and methods 

5. Protecting personal information and privacy

Copyright:

• Are the legal rights granted to creators of original works

• Protects literacy, musical, artistic, and digital works

• Gives creators control over usage, distribution, and adaptation

Examples of Copyright:

1. Obtaining permission or licenses to use copyrighted materials

2. Avoiding plagiarism and passing off others' work as one's own

3. Respecting fair use and public domain guidelines

4. Using creative common licenses for open-access works

5. Registering original works with copyright offices

Objectives of Ethics

security: protect network and devices from unathourized access and cyber threats

Transparency: promote open and honest communication and online practice

Responsibility: encourage responsible behavior and digital citizenship

Copyright Objectives

Fair use: allow limited use of copyrighted materials for education, critisism and commentary

Licensing: establish clear guidelines for sharing and using copyrighted materials 

Enforcement: take action against the use of copyrighted infringement and piracy