Ethics

=**CyberEthics**= //CyberEthics.// Films Media Group, 2008. //Films On Demand.// Web. 09 April 2012. [].
 * After going through thousands of YouTube videos I decided to search though the Films On Demand database. You may need to log in with your UCM info in order to view these segments. Alos, I could not get the widgets to work so I provided the links.
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This title clearly defines CyberEthics. It covers academic dishonesty, intellectual property rights and copyright, and issues concerning cyber bullying and online gaming. It is not a long video but can be viewed in short segments. This video can definitely be useful for students and educators.

=Open-Source Content (19:00)= From Title: TEDTalks: Richard Baraniuk—Goodbye, Textbooks; Hello, Open-Source Learning //TEDTalks: Richard Baraniuk—Goodbye, Textbooks; Hello, Open-Source Learning.// Films Media Group, 2006. //Films On Demand.// Web. 09 April 2012. .
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Baraniuk talks about open source learning. He focuses on textbooks and students, teachers, and general users. I think this would be good for educators. Baraniuk makes the future as something attainable and free. (This video made me think of Professor Pentlin’s use of wikis).

=Plagiarism 2.0: Information Ethics in the Digital Age (19:00)= //Plagiarism 2.0: Information Ethics in the Digital Age.// Films Media Group, 2011. //Films On Demand.// Web. 09 April 2012. [].
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This would be great for students and educators! It breaks down plagiarism and how easy it is to cheat and the consequences. I wish it went a little deeper into the consequences in a more broad way, but over all this is a good video. =Creative Commons and Open Educational Resources= [] This is a very straight forward wiki. I like the section “How Creative Commons Makes Sharing, Adapting and Finding OER Easy” because it really does present the information in a very simple way. I can see myself referring back to this. =Missouri Cyber Security= [] Okay, this isn’t a very current page, but it is a good resource to refer to if you are a Missourian. This blog is easy to use and understand. The content is really useful. I enjoyed clicking through the archives.