Delmar & Co's everyday-choices noticeboard, The Signal: a big traffic light reads red for stop, amber for check first and green for go ahead; eight situations a new employee meets — why the rules exist, whose information it is, what you may access, being honest online, following the workplace rules, speaking up, respecting the law and doing the right thing — each carry their own light, with Access highlighted; and a what-to-do strip tells Rowan, new at Delmar & Co, that if you stumble onto something you should not see, you stop, do not explore and tell the right person.

CY-BEGINNER-010Beginner · Cyber Law and Ethics

Cyber Law & Ethics — Doing the Right Thing Online at Work

A gentle, plain-language start to using computers and data the right way at work — built around one simple question, could this hurt someone, and am I allowed? — for anyone in their first job or first weeks handling other people's information.

11 hours8 chapters32 lessons225 activities8 labs

What you'll learn

Carry one guiding question — could this hurt someone, and am I allowed? — into almost every everyday choice with computers and data, and understand why the rules exist and whose information you're really handling.
Know that being able to access something isn't being allowed to, take only what your work needs, and be honest online — your own login, no faking or hiding, credit where it's due, and mistakes owned early.
Follow the sensible workplace rules, be careful what you install and plug in, and speak up well when something's wrong — the right person, early, kindly — knowing reporting is helping, not telling tales.
Stay on the right side of the basic legal lines around access, copyright, and privacy, handle grey areas thoughtfully, and carry the whole course as one simple, portable way of being at work.

Price:৳5,000