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C3 C Wider Implications of Digital Systems – Learn Guide

1. Shared data Sample Lesson

1.1 What is shared data?

1.2 Benefits, drawbacks and responsible use

1.3 Practice: Shared data

2. Environmental impact

2.1 Manufacture, use and disposal

2.2 Upgrades and green policies

2.3 Practice: Environmental impact

3. Equal access and net neutrality

3.1 Equal access to services and information

3.2 Net neutrality

3.3 Practice: Equal access and net neutrality

4. Acceptable use policies

4.1 What goes in an AUP?

4.2 Monitoring, sanctions and agreement

4.3 Practice: Acceptable use policies

5. Social and business boundaries

5.1 Social media for business

5.2 Personal use and professional life

5.3 Practice: Social and business boundaries

6. Data protection principles

6.1 The data protection principles

6.2 Rights and transfers

6.3 Practice: Data protection principles

7. Data and the internet

7.1 The right to be forgotten

7.2 Cookies and transactional data

7.3 Practice: Data and the internet

8. Intellectual property

8.1 Protecting intellectual property

8.2 Legal and ethical use of IP

8.3 Practice: Intellectual property

9. Criminal use of computer systems

9.1 Unauthorised access and modification

9.2 Malware crimes

9.3 Practice: Criminal use of computer systems

10. Bringing it together

10.1 Mixed retrieval

10.2 Exam practice

1.2 Benefits, drawbacks and responsible use

C3 C Wider Implications of Digital Systems – Learn Guide
1. Shared data
1.2 Benefits, drawbacks and responsible use

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