Q.5 Develop an Acceptable Use Policy concerning the use of smart phones for the Independent Institute of Education to be implemented at the various campuses.

1.Do not use cellphones during test times or there shall be consequences of calling and emailing to your parents to be called in.

2.Using cellphones during test period will cause for you not to write for the whole in coming tests.

3.It will be viewed as a crime.

4.Expulsion could be in consideration depending how much you copied

5. Cellphone from you could be banned from using it in Varsity College of Cape Town

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Q.1.1 Ribble (2011) identifies nine elements that make up digital citizenship, encompassing the issue of the use, abuse and misuse of technology. Briefly discuss these nine elements.

1.Digital Access: Cyber users must know that not everyone has a chance or can afford technology that is common today. Digital Citizenship is about giving equal digital rights whether a person from a low income or a high income household. Exclusion is not wanted because it is believed that citizens will not improve or grow. Some cyber users have limited access which the equipment and resources need to be given to them. In order cyber users need to improve with digital citizenship they need to be committed. 2.Digital Commerce: It is selling products through electronic technology. Market economy is mostly done through electronic devices whether its a computer or a cellphone. Legal exchanges does happen but the users need to be careful with the disadvantages that comes with it. The common items that the cyber users usually purchases is toys, cars, clothing and food. Cyber users need to learn and know about the digital economy. 3.Digital Communication: A person's ability to communic...
Read more

Q.2.2 Digital footprints can be construed as trails that digital citizens leave online. Do you think that digital footprints could become a problem? Discuss.

Yes, digital footprint can become a problem because it can expose your views from online or from the internet. Some people do not want a record of their privacy which footprint can be seen as a threat of their exposure of their chats. Digital footprint can take up your internal memory space as well. Referencing: DIGCS 5110: Digital Citizenship Module Manual. The Independent Institute of Education: First Edition 2015.
Read more