The Pillars of IT Ethics and Legal Frameworks: Presentation Deck

Section role: supports the 'Mapping the Ethical Landscape' section while the teacher formalizes the concepts surfaced during the viral photo investigation in Section 2 and addresses common misconceptions before the decision-making worksheet in Section 4. Slides: (1) Title — 'Mapping the Ethical Landscape: Beyond the Meme'; (2) Defining IT Ethics — bullets: moral principles governing technology use, internet as a community with real rules, introducing Ethics and Digital Citizenship vocabulary; (3) Data Privacy — bullets: definition as the right to control personal information collection and use, connection to the viral photo scenario; (4) Copyright and Piracy — bullets: legal rights to creations, difference between ownership and public availability, debunking the 'if it is on Google, it is free' myth; (5) The Three Pillars of IT Ethics — bullets: Integrity (honesty online), Security (protecting data), Responsibility (accountability for actions); (6) Connecting Theory to Practice — bullets: summarizing ownership of the photo (Copyright) versus involvement of the person (Privacy). Closing slide: 'Does downloading something without permission always hurt someone?' — sets up the ethical decision-making worksheet that follows.

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