What Do YOU
Think?
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1. It is a good idea to check facts found online with a reliable source. |
| YES | NO | 2. Teachers do not need to worry about Copyright Law restrictions. |
| YES | NO | 3. A virus can create problems on a stand-alone computer and on a computer network. |
| YES | NO | 4. An AUP/IUP is an agreement between a family and a computer store. |
| YES | NO | 5. Software borrowed from school can legally be loaded on your home computer. |
| YES | NO | 6. When children use the Internet, it is not wise for them to provide credit card information without specific permission from parent or guardian. |
| YES | NO | 7. Using copyrighted materials created by a local cartoonist without permission is a violation of Copyright Law. |
| YES | NO | 8. Using your favorite popular song as background music for a multimedia presentation is not a violation of Copyright. |
| YES | NO | 9. It is OK to use another person’s password to log on to the computer network. |
| YES | NO | 10. You may download material from the Internet and claim it as your own. |
| YES | NO | 11. If you are able to copy digital content, it is legal to use it. |
Computer Skills mini-posters and activity sheets designed and created by Kay Wheeler, Computer Coordinator for Harnett County Schools, and reviewed by Martha Campbell, NC Department of Public Instruction, then converted to HTML by Judy Monroe, graphic artist and Webmaster. |