ITGS Strand 1

Involves a user providing their identity to gain access to a computer system.

• Anonymity

• Authenticity

• Security

The diminishing importance of geographical, political, economic, and cultural boundaries.

• Digital citizenship

• Globalization and Cultural Diversity

• Authenticity

Using information technology ethically and in a way that does not harm other users or their hardware and software.

• Standards and Protocols

  Incorrect

• Authenticity

  Intellectual Property

  Correct

• Digital citizenship

How well a computer system works and the correctness of data.

• Reliability and Integrity

• Authenticity

• Standards and Protocols

The way humans interact with IT, including physical interaction through user interfaces and or psychological responses to IT.

• Authenticity

• Standards and Protocols

• People and Machines

Rules designed to control the way people use IT.

• Reliability and Integrity

• Authenticity

• Policies

Protecting IT systems from unauthorized users

• Security

• Authenticity

• Standards and Protocols

The ability to control how data is used and hiding your identity

• security

• Standards and Protocols

• Privacy and Anonymity

Refers to creations of the mind, including photographs, films, essays, and art work.

• policies

• Intellectual Property

• Digital Citizenship

I collected some personal information from 300 students in my class like their names, registration numbers, and addresses. Based on their names, I decided to send their school reports to their addresses. However, there were some students with an identical name, and one of them received two reports, one of which is not hers.

• Intellectual Property

• Reliability and Integrity

• People and Machines