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random sorrel
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Just talking about how to improve our results in the upcoming GCSE exams

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random sorrel
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@mighty marsh

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heya

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so 8 markers are kinda difficult

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the ones where it asks for ethical problems and things like that

mighty marsh
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sup

mighty marsh
# random sorrel the ones where it asks for ethical problems and things like that

A school asks its students to bring in their own electronic devices (e.g. tablets, laptops, mobile
phones) to use in lessons instead of purchasing new equipment.
Discuss the issues surrounding students bringing their own devices. Include in your discussion:
โ€ข ethical issues
โ€ข legal issues
โ€ข privacy issues.

what are some ethical, legal and privacy issues you can see with this?

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imagine if this was planned to happen at your school and you were in the headteacher's shoes

random sorrel
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okay right

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let me list them

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Ethical:

  • Some students may not have devices due to an unwealthy situation or household choice

Privacy:

  • Students take photos of each other and post them publicly online without each others permission

Legal:

  • Devices are stolen from students
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whoops

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yeah i cant think of legal ones

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actually

mighty marsh
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thats good thumbsup

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any others?

random sorrel
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not really

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i feel like my privacy one could cover a legal issue too

mighty marsh
mighty marsh
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i'm guessing your school has something like smoothwall

random sorrel
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ahh yeah i didnt think of that

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i really need to apply myself to the situation

mighty marsh
random sorrel
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what is backdooring?

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is it hacking

mighty marsh
mighty marsh
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now someone doesn't need to break your windows

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pick your lock

random sorrel
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ohh so its unauthorised access due to a fault of your own

mighty marsh
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climb your walls

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not typically a fault of your own

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it's usually done by malware

random sorrel
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ahh okay

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so like exploiting a flaw

mighty marsh
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yes

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in this case, say you installed some program to ensure something like a VPN doesn't let you skip over network restrictions

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because they're enforced and logged locally

random sorrel
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i didnt even know a vpn could skip over network restrictions

mighty marsh
mighty marsh
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so if you want to, you can include environmental effects of this policy

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which would be?

random sorrel
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ahh i see

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ummm

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e-waste? but im not sure how we apply that to this

mighty marsh
random sorrel
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how does this produce e-waste however?

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i need to explain it right

mighty marsh
mighty marsh
mighty marsh
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which will eventually break down

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and then turn into e-waste

random sorrel
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okay i see

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i need to think out of the box

mighty marsh
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indeed

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just practice thinking of things like this

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im in a bit of a predicament where my entire city has pretty much had a power outage

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and my laptop is somewhat close to dying

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hopefully it gets fixed by this evening

random sorrel
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oh wow what the frick

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is it perhaps norwich

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pretty sure someone told me they had a power outage there

mighty marsh
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nevermind its back

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wtf

random sorrel
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lmao haha

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step up transformers or something like that

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phsyics paper 2

mighty marsh
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oh im not ready for science

random sorrel
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i need a 6 in physics

mighty marsh
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its not looking good

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im hoping for a 6 in physics

random sorrel
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im doing electronics at college

mighty marsh
random sorrel
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yeah its crazy

random sorrel
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am i cooked chat

mighty marsh
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whats the difference between IT and CS?

random sorrel
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i think IT has a lot of things about databases and stuff

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let me check

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this is IT:

Cyber Security and Incident Management โ€“ Types of cyber security attacks, the vulnerabilities in networked systems and how to plan and respond to attacks  
Website Development โ€“ The development tools, techniques and processes used in website development and how to test usability, functionality and fitness for purpose 
Relational Database Development โ€“ Structure of data, data design and database management systems (DBMS). 
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this is computer science:

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An understanding of the organisation of computer systems including software, hardware, data, communication and people
Skills in project and time management
An awareness of the consequences of using computers and of emerging technologies, and an appreciation of their potential impact on society
A computer application for a real client
mighty marsh
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lemme have a read

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hold on

random sorrel
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okie dokie

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i just got fucking rick rolled by the odin project

mighty marsh
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lemme finish my snack rq

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i actually havent read it bruh

random sorrel
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i did my work experience at an IT company

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a small one

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and oh my word it was so good

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it was during the heatwave last summer

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and me and the guys working there spent like 3 hours per day driving in vans to different places

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to fix all sorts of different problems

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i learnt so much about IPs and stuff

mighty marsh
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honestly that seems like such a fun job if you're with a friend

random sorrel
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i even created a website on their domain about the Euros

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using wordpress

mighty marsh
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congrats man thumbsup

random sorrel
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reminiscing

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