Before reading or looking over this week topic about
copyright, fair use, cyberbullying and netiquette. I had some prior knowledge
about these topics. Though there always that saying that they say, "You
learn something new every day!" While reading this I learned a lot from
the copyright. Thanks to having some amazing teachers in high school I was
taught that whenever using someone else work, such as quoting them, using there
finding and so on, one has to give credit to the source that they found it.
Also learned, that there are laws that protect from that to happening. So any
time that I was required to do any type of research paper we were required to
cite the source. Weather it was a small picture I found off Google. One thing
that I learned from this was that when using a video that is copy righted or an
audio version the maximum that is allow to play is for 30 seconds. This makes
sense, now that I think about it. I now understand why in iTunes when one is
deciding to buy a song or anything with audio the video are long. They are
really short.
After reading this week’s topic, I felt that there a lot I didn't know about copyright. The only thing I feel about this is that there are a lot of rules and some of them may not be specific. I feel like there are many ways one can be using other people ideas without the intention in doing so. Another topic that I feel strongly about is Cyberbullying. Though I have never experience this type of bullying because I don't get on social media much (other than Facebook, event then I don't post much) and when I do I am aware of what can happen when you write or post something that could harm one reputation or even yourself. Also I have learned that it’s not good to post thing like this because it could hurt one in the future. Cyberbullying, has become a big issue in today society and I think that the best way to solve this at the moment is educating people such as kids about it. Because once, things are post it hard to erase it.