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Learning
Resources - Laws and Regulations 8.02
8.02
Censorship on the
Internet. Discuss the issue of
censorship on the Internet and World Wide Web, and describe
how your district and/or teachers can deal with this
issue.
Introduction
Censorship on the Internet is a very sensitive subject
that effects any institution that provides public access
to the Internet. A technology specialist will be involved
in any censorship policy developed for their district or
school.
Your Job:
- Use the details provided below to create a product
that addresses and demonstrates mastery of this
competency.
- Use the stepwise process listed under Your
Portfolio to display the completed product in your
ITSC portfolio.
Product Details:
- Use your discussions within INSYS 462 to create
a product that answers the following questions:
- What do we mean by censorship on the
Internet?
- Why is it censorship important?
- What are filters?
- How do they work and why they don't
work?
- How could districts deal with issues related
to censorship on the Internet?
- Other than filters, how should districts
deal with issues related to censorship on the
Internet?
- Also include:
- your views on Internet Censorship and its
effect on today's educator and students.
- an explanation of how you will deal with the
issue in your school district.
Your Portfolio:
- FTP your completed product for this competency to
the "8lawreg" folder within the web-based portfolio
template provided.
- Click here
to view the "Utiliz" page in the portfolio
template.
- Download the "Utiliz" page from your ftp
folder.
- Locate 8.02
Censorship on the
Internet on the "Utiliz" page.
- Under " 8.02
Censorship on the
Internet" locate this sentence..."To view the
evidence that I offer for this competency, please
click here."
- Link the word "here" to your product.
- Delete the old "Utiliz" page in your ftp
folder.
- Upload your revised "Utiliz" page.
- Submit the URL for your completed product in the
student
database.
Related Resources:
- Censorship,
the Internet, Intellectual Freedom, and Youth
- Type of resource: web site
- Source:
http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/~kvander/censorship.html
- Description: A link to Rutgers
University discussion and links dealing with
Censorship in Educational setting.
- A
CIPA Discussion
- Type of resource: Web site
- Source:
http://www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,47283,00.htm
- Description: An article by Julia
Scheeres on filtering in our libraries and
schools.
- Another
CIPA Discussion
- Type of resource: Web site
- Source:
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,56355,00.html
- Description: Another article by Julia
Scheeres on filtering in our libraries and
schools.
- New
Tools for the Schools
- Type of resource: Web site
- Source:
http://www.wired.com/news/school/0,1383,44882,00.html
- Description: Katie Dean discusses the
new tools being made available by government and
industry that might help keep our kids safe from
smut.
- Cyber
Rights and Cyber Liberties
- Type of resource: Web site
- Source:
http://www.cyber-rights.org/
- Description: Rights and Liberties: Are
they being violated?

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