Overview of the UAP policy
My AUP for the IIE is included in my POE as annexure.
This document is included in the form of a presentation,
annexure U. AUP for the IIE.
I downloaded a template from www.first.org.
You can access the current IIE full AUP
policy by using the following link: https://iie-ugrad-institution.applywithus.com/legal/acceptable_use_policy
.
Guideline of Rights and Responsibilities
Rights
These digital rights are defined in
terms of The Digital Bill of Rights as listed on http://keepthewebopen.com/digital-bill-of-rights,
created by Congressman Darrell Issa.
I quoted all the rights directly and do
not claim these rights as my own work, as they are not.
- “Freedom - digital citizens have a right to a free, uncensored internet
- Openness - digital citizens have a right to an open, unobstructed internet
- Equality - all digital citizens are created equal on the internet
- Participation - digital citizens have a right to peaceably participate where and how they choose on the internet
- Creativity - digital citizens have a right to create, grow and collaborate on the internet, and be held accountable for what they create
- Sharing - digital citizens have a right to freely share their ideas, lawful discoveries and opinions on the internet
- Accessibility - digital citizens have a right to access the internet equally, regardless of who they are or where they are
- Association - digital citizens have a right to freely associate on the internet
- Privacy - digital citizens have a right to privacy on the internet
- Property - digital citizens have a right to benefit from what they create, and be secure in their intellectual property on the internet”
Responsibilities
- Not to
participate in cyber bullying
- Make themselves
aware of good internet safety
- Make use of
good netiquette
- Report cyber
offenders
- Obey digital
law
Responsibilities as elaborated on http://netiquetteimportance.blogspot.co.za/
(2012)
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