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    Copyright and fair use go hand in hand. Copyright is the legal right given to the owner or originator of business or brand. It is used so that other business or brands cannot steal someone's idea and must give them credit if they are going to use that idea. The definition of fair use is "the doctrine that brief excerpts of copyright material may, under certain circumstances, be quoted verbatim for certain purposes including criticism, news reporting, or teaching without the need for permission.

    While technology in classrooms is very helpful, it can also cause problems. Two main problems technology can cause are cyberbullying and academic dishonesty. When students are assigned school emails at a young age, they could be tempted to send nasty emails to students they do not particularly care for, creating the problem of cyberbully. Also with technology, if students are taking a quiz or test online, they could be tempted to switch tabs and look up answers causing academic dishonesty. One way to help prevent both of these issues is to have to the school monitor everything on the technology devices. If the school monitors the emails and websites, they can put a stop to cyberbullying and academic dishonesty.

    I have never been super versed in using MS Word, and the Newsletter Design Project taught me a lot about it. I learned what a hyperlink is and how to make one, splitting the page in columns, and rediscovered Word Art, which is something I totally forgot about. In the future I could improve my newsletter by learning how to make the banner at the top of the page, but not in the actual header. The skills I learned can be used in my future career as a teacher when I want to make a real newsletter to send home to real parents.



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