• A set of rights granted to the author or creator

of a work, to restrict others’ ability to copy,

redistribute and reshape the content. Rights
are frequently owned by the companies who
sponsor the work rather than the creators
themselves and can be bought and sold on the
market. (UNESCO MIL Curriculum for
Teachers)
 Fair use?
• Refers to the limitation and to the exclusive
right granted by copyright law to the author of
a creative work. Examples of fair use include
commentary, search engines, criticism, news
reporting, research, teaching, library archiving
and scholarship. (UNESCO MIL Curriculum for
Teachers)
• VIRTUAL PERSONALITY OR SELF the idea
providing the individual with the opportunity
of trying out different personalities.
Next Day Presentation
 Digital Divide
• Refers to the gap between groups, broadly
construed, in terms of access to, use of, or
knowledge, skills and even attitude in
information and communication technologies.
(Wikipedia)
Social Media Addiction
• Social networking addiction is a phrase sometimes used to
refer to someone spending too much time using Facebook,
Twitter and other forms of social media -- so much so that
it interferes with other aspects of daily life.
• Addiction usually refers to compulsive behavior that leads
to negative effects. In most addictions, people feel
compelled to do certain activities so often that they
become a harmful habit, which then interferes with other
important activities such as work or school.
(http://personalweb.about.com/od/socialmediaaddiction/a/
Social-Networking-Addiction.htm)
• Researchers at Chicago University concluded
that 
social media addiction can be stronger than ad
diction to cigarettes and booze
 following an experiment in which they
recorded the cravings of several hundred
people for several weeks. Media cravings
ranked ahead of cravings for cigarettes and
alcohol.
 Cyber Bullying
• Refers to the use of information technology to
harm or harass other people in a deliberate,
repeated, and hostile manner. (Wikipedia)